Missing Acrobat Ribbon in Office 2013

Hey guys,
I just installed Acrobat XI Pro and I want to convert my Word documents into Acrobat PDFs. I can't find the Acrobat ribbon in Microsoft Word.
Help would be appreciated.
Thanks

Office 2013 was just released. Acrobat XI was released last year. Adobe may need time to update its application to support it or you may need to wait until Acrobat XII comes out. I don't recall seeing an announcement with respect to the latest version of Office.

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Can you please tell me exact version of Acrobat you are using. Currently we are on 11.0.2. Please update your Acrobat if it's not updated. If that doesn't solves your problem, I will need some information to help you further on this:
1.Which version of Office 2013 are you using-32bit or 64bit?
2. Do you have any other application like OpenOffice installed as well on your machine to open office files?
3. What is the behavior if you right-click on a single PDF. Is "Combine files in Acrobat" option still missing?

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I can't find how to install the ACROBAT ribbon in Office 2013. I'm running an Acrobat XI Standard

Estas en un Pc o en un Mac?
Si es en un Mac, tienes que guardar (por seguridad) y luego volver a guardar como PDF.
O mejor escoge en el menu de Imprimir y luego el boton de PDF, escoge en la ventana que aparezca Adobe PDF.
También puedes arrastrar el icono del archivo al de la aplicación de Acrobat, o abrir y convertir desde Acrobat.
Parece que el menú que existía de Acrobat en las aplicaciones de MSOffice ya no aparecen.
Si estuvieras en un PC te importaría decirnos que Windows tienes?

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Only the updated Acrobat XI supports Office 2013. The updates are necessary to address the changes to OFFICE introduced after Acrobat XI was released (OFFICE 2013 is more recent than the original AA XI release). No other versions of Acrobat can be used with OFFICE 2013 other than printing to the Adobe PDF printer.

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Any suggestions?

Hi Mardic,
Compatibility with Office 2013 has been added from Acrobat 11.0.1 on-wards.
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When you post, do not expect an immediate answer. We users do not live on this site and check periodically. However, one of us is often around. I was considering replying about doing the updates when I got to your second post. Actually 11.0.01 is even old. You should be able to do updates from the Help menu in Acrobat or download them from http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=1&platform=Windows. The updates generally have to be installed in order (most are not cummulative).
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For some reason the Acrobat XI Ribbon is there in Office 2013 Applications.
However the Buttons are showing up blank.
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1. Tried to re-install the most recent Update 11.0.09
2. Tried an Adobe Acrobat Repair via Windows Programs & Features Menu
3. Tried to completely un-install / re-install Adobe Acrobat XI
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Hello,
For some reason the Acrobat XI Ribbon is there in Office 2013 Applications.
However the Buttons are showing up blank.
In Addition trying to convert an Office File to .PDF from whithin an Office Application using the Ribbon Buttons results in silent quit of Adobe PDFMaker.
While when trying to convert an Office File via Context Menu in Windows Exploreran Error Message showing up "An unexpected Error occured. PDFMaker was unable to produce the Adobe PDF."
What I have tried so far:
1. Tried to re-install the most recent Update 11.0.09
2. Tried an Adobe Acrobat Repair via Windows Programs & Features Menu
3. Tried to completely un-install / re-install Adobe Acrobat XI
4. Checked whether COM Add-Ins are properly configured in Office 2013 Options / Add-Ins
All of these attempts did not help to resolve the issue.
Please advise on how this can be fixed ?
Thanks & Regards

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Hi Ric1944,
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a load of updates when imaging a machine. a lot of our users are reporting issues in Office mainly Outlook but Word has the issue also, the Ribbon bar has Pixelated Display issues and one would have to close he application and re-open to resolve.
Now i have uploaded two screenshots to my box account and shared the images below as you can see from the screenshots it looks to be a display issue but it is only the Office Applications that fall victim, once you change to something else it dissapears
but this is happening a few times a day now. i have blanked out with black boxes the secure information from our relevant party's they are separate to the issue.
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