NO lossy - convert pdf to png

WITHOUT loss of quality... how do you convert pdf to png in acrobat pro 9 and still retain original quality?
Export image to png seems to always pixalate slightly.

bold... at least you didn't use all caps also. lol
seems unbelievable that adobe is 'closed' and doesn't offer support beginning 9 west coast time.
yes, i understand the vector/raster.
the issue is i've been working on is going back to Acrobat Pro 9. i've been using company 10/XI and no problems export to png without visible degradation and now am back home on personal computer & am getting degradation. didn't know if it was a 9 issue (as it's been sooooo long) or something else.
i'm downloading trial version of XI now & see if i get same results.
thank you for your response... fellow user (non-paid adobe personnel).

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