Question on merging office 2003 PPTs in Acrobat 9

Question

I follow these steps to Merge office 2003 PPT files and combine the files in Acrobat 9.5.2 to create a combined PDF file with bookmarks. But only slides get printed please help me out.
Setting the PPT file printing options
When you use Adobe Professional to print both the notes section and slides to a PDF file, you have to first change a setting in the PowerPoint file:
In PowerPoint, select Tools -> Options -> Print tab -> then select the "Use the following print settings" radio button and select "Notes pages."
Note: If you want to print only slides and not the notes section, select “Slides.”
The ability to generate bookmarks for the PDF file needs to be set in the source application. In PowerPoint, you should have a menu item named "Adobe PDF."    Select Adobe PDF -> Change Conversion Settings -> Settings tab, and then select "Add bookmarks to Adobe PDF".
Converting multiple files to PDF with bookmarks
Change the printing option on each PPT file. See Setting the PPT file printing options.
Open Adobe Acrobat Pro 9.
Click on the Combine icon and select Merge Files into Single PDF.
Note: If this icon is not visible it is on the Tasks toolbar.
You will now see a window where you can add the individual PDF files.
After adding the individual files, you can rearrange the files as needed.
When ready, click the Combine Files button and wait for the file to be generated.
Save the file in the location and using the filename as needed.
Open the new file and review the bookmarks.
The bookmarks are inserted during the Combining process. The section names are the filenames and may need edits.

Answer 1

In the PDF preferences, there should be a check box for converting notes (I am using AA9). If this is selected, then when using PDF Maker, the notes are added to a layer in the PDF. To view the notes, select the little bubble icon in AA9.