Export button in task toolbar in Acrobat 9 Pro?

I had Acrobat 8 Professional and most of my pdf work was exporting to jpeg. Acrobat 8 had an export button in the task toolbar that made it a quick-click function to perform an export. I've recently upgraded to Acrobat 9 Pro, and I can't find my export task button anywhere, or find how to add it back into the task toolbar! Now I have to go to File>Export>Image>Jpeg to get the export...which for me is quite annoying since this is most of what my work consists of exporting.
Could someone explain how to restore the Export task button back to the task toolbar in Acrobat 9 Pro? Please don't tell me that option doesn't exists in version 9. You would think an upgrade to a newer version would make things more efficient, not less.
Thanks so much for any help you can provide.
J

On Acrobat 8's menu bar under the "File" option, there is an "Export" option that then has a number of choices including "Jepg". Is this what you are referring to?
If you had a toolbar button, someone added it using Acrobat JavaScripts 'execMenuItem(File.Export)'.
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