How to export to acrobat 9 pdf file to acrobat 5 pdf file ?

Hello,
I am using Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro Extended
while exporting acrobat 9 pdf file to PDF/X( to open it on earlier version)
it is giving following message
"The document has been saved, however , it could not be converted according to the selected standard profile: Convert to PDF/X.
Please use Preflight with the profile 'Convert to PDF/X' in order to identify those properties of the document which prevent it
from being compliant to this profile."
when opening this converted document to Acrobat 5.0
it is giving following error
"There was an error while opening this document the file is damaged and could not be repaired.".
Please help me.
Thanks

You mention PDF/X. Have you tried to convert it to one of the other Acrobat standards? As I recall, AA5 does not have PDF/X as an option (at least it is not in my list for AA5). That is likely the problem that you are being told to fix. It suggests using PreFlight to fix that issue and then possibly save the PDF to version AA5.

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