Where is "Optimize PDF"?

I have Adobe Acrobat X Standard, and according to the "Using Adobe Acrobat X Standard" manual that I downloadded from Adobe, this feature should be located in the "Save as.." file menu.
It is not. The only option I have is "Save as...> Reduced Size PDF".
Why is the option missing? I originally thought it was one of the features that moved from Standard version to Pro version when Adobe went from Acrobat 9 to Acrobat X.But it says right in the X Standard manual that it should be available in the "Save as..." file menu.

The Help PDF for Acrobat Standard has an excerpt from Adobe Acrobat X Classroom in a Book. The excerpt reference appears to have been for Acrobat X Pro.

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