Office 2007 and Acrobat 9 pro?

Hello everyone -- Does anyone know if Office 2007 will work with Acrobat 9 pro.  I was happily using Office 2003 and Outlook to save my e-mail in indexed pdf portfolios.  I could search all e-mail folders and keep separate files for each e-mail correspondent.  In addition, I could open attachments from within the pdf document.  My entire filing system is dependent on being able to do this.  I was forced to upgrade Office 2003 (because microsoft mistakenly assumed my copy was illegal even though it wasn't, but that's another story).  Microsoft no longer sells Office 2003, so I bought Office 2010.  That program is a disaster for me for many reasons.  I would be willing to adjust if I could keep saving my outlook e-mail as I was able to do before, but from what I can tell that is going to be impossible.  So I'm thinking of downgrading to Office 2007?  Does anyone know if that will work.  I'd be very grateful for some helpful info.  I have been around in circles with both Adobe and Microsoft.  Thanks.

Hello,
I'm sorry to tell you this, but I'm afraid you're in the wrong forum! This forum is for questions pertaining to Acrobat.com (www.acrobat.com) and we aren't able to provide specific guidance for questions or issues regarding Acrobat desktop software. That said, Acrobat 9 should have no problem working with Office 2007; it shipped after Office 2007 had come out, and will almost certainly be compatible. You may want to corroborate this information by reposting your question in the Acrobat forums:
http://www.acrobatusers.com/forums/aucbb/index.php
Best of luck!
Kind regards,
Rebecca

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