Is it possible to upgrade Acrobat XI Standard to Acrobat XI Pro?

I have a single user license for Acrobat XI Standard (accompanied my ScanSnap scanner). I'd like to upgrade this to Acrobat Pro XI. Is there some way to do this, and how much will it cost?
Thanks -

Last I checked on this it appears you have to pay the full upgrade cost to Pro (check out My cart at Adobe.com -- sorry, but the Adobe site is a mess to navigate now after someone got to the site and screwed it up royally. You have to click on buy to get there). The result is

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