Reader XI Version 11.0.07 running on Windows XP SP2/3 -- can't split .pdf file ; Tools -- Pages menu not visible/available

Hi , Folks
My ( free ) download of Adobe Reader XI doesn't permit me to split a ( scanned )  .pdf file into two separate .pdf files , as I would like .
The on-line Help advises me to go into Tools --> Pages to do this .
But my Tools menu does not have Pages , within it .
Do I need to download an older ( free ) revision ; i.e., Adobe Reader X ?
                        Please advise ,
                              Peter

No, you need to purchase Acrobat to be able to do that. The free Reader can't perform such editing tasks.

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