Import bookmarks from word 2003 into PDF

Hello guys,
my english is not the best but i will try my best :-)
My enviroment:
Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 with XenApp 6, Office 2003 SP3 and Adobe Acrobat 9.
My problem:
I installed Adobe Acrobat 9 without Adobe Tabs / PlugIns for Office.
One user write a document in Word 2003 with many bookmarks. He try to convert the document into a PDF. But after converting the bookmarks are not included in the PDF.
He try to convert the document over the PDF printer and in Acrobat over create -> pfd from file. Both ways are not working.
So now my question: Is there any way to convert a doc into a PDF without using the Adobe Tabs / PlugIn for Office?
Thanks a lot.

- Open Word 2003, you should see a "Adobe PDF" or "Acrobat" menu item.
- Select the option to change preferences
- Select the Bookmarks tab
- Select the option to convert Word Bookmarks

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