No Adobe Printer installed with Acrobat XI Pro

I have recently replaced Acrobat 8 Pro by XI Pro on a machine running Win XP Pro SP3. After installation, the Adobe printer was missing in the printer menu, and attempts failed to use the "Make pdf" button from within MS Office applications. When prompted to re-install, I did so, but the problem remained.

What version of Office? Acro XI only supports 2007 ansd 2010. The printer should be available, though....
Mylenium

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