DWGファイルのPDFMakerでのPDF作成について

エクスプローラで、DWGファイルを右クリックし【Adobe PDFに変換】を選択し、ファイル名を指定すると
PDFMaker ファイルが見つかりません。
インストーラーを修復モードで実行しますか？
と表示されます。
使用ソフト:Adobe Acrobat XI Standard
使用ソフト:Autodesk AutoCAD LT 2015
上記バージョンでは、PDFMakerを介してPDFファイル作成は可能でしょうか

acrobatstandardXIではpdfmakerでのcad変換は対応してないようですね。
Adobe PDF を表示可能なブラウザーと PDFMaker の対応状況（Acrobat X/XI）
Autocadを持っていないのですが、印刷ダイアログを経由しての変換では出来ないでしょうか？

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