SDK support in Pro and Standard editions.

Hi,
I want to convert PDF file into DOCX programatically. I have written the code using Acrobat SDK and tried with Acrobat X Pro trial version, and it works fine. I just want to confirm whether Acrobat X Standard edition supports exporting PDF to DOCX via SDK? and whether my code will work in Standard edition.
Also, want to know whether there are any differences between Pro and Standard editions in terms of SDK support.
With regards,
Pinakin Purandare

Hi,
Apologies for missing the code.
Below is the code:
            AcroPDDoc pdDocument = new AcroPDDocClass();
            if (pdDocument != null)
                try
                    // Open PDF file.
                    result = pdDocument.Open(location);
                    if (result)
                        // If PDF file is opened then get the docx file name.
                        string docxFileName = string.Concat(Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(location), ".docx");
                        docxFileName = Path.Combine(Path.GetFullPath(tempPath), docxFileName);
                        try
                            object jsObject = pdDocument.GetJSObject();
                            Type type = jsObject.GetType();
                            type.InvokeMember("saveAs", BindingFlags.InvokeMethod, null, jsObject,
                                new object[] { docxFileName, "com.adobe.acrobat.docx" });
                        finally
                            pdDocument.Close();
                            pdDocument = null;
                finally
                    pdDocument = null;
I have gone through the feature list of Standard edition on Acrobat site and it mentions that it has feature of exporting it to Word. But since I was not able to find trial version of standard version, I am not able to test the code.
I want to make the decision on buying the edition based on the export to DOCX feature programatically. Hence wanted to confirm.
With regards,
Pinakin Purandare

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