Why Doesn't the Acrobat File Toolbar Have a "Save As" Button?

Question

One of the most frequently used functions in Acrobat is located under the File menu where you can select "Save As" to select from a number of different file formats and then save the file in a specified folder.  The File Toolbar includes a "Save" icon/button that saves only a pdf formatted file to your Documents folder (or whichever folder you specify in Preferences) instead of to whatever specific folder you might want to file that particular document.  Another problem is that when you receive a pdf document by email or download it from the internet, it usually comes with a file name that you wouldn't want to use for the file.  Once the file is open, you'll want to rename it and save it somewhere.  However, if you have not changed the document in any way like editing or commenting, the only applicable icon on the File Toolbar, the Save button, is greyed out and can't be used until you alter the document.
As such, the easy access to the "Save" button on the File Toolbar is wasted in that it will rarely be used when it's not greyed out, and when it might be used before any editing or commenting, it remains greyed out and inaccessible.  My request is to make an Icon or even just the label for "Save As" available for selection to go on the File Toolbar where it could be easily accessed.  Also, let the user decide if he wants to do a save before altering a document, skip the greying out of the buttons, make them always available for use.

Answer 1

Unfortunately it's not a realistic possibility, because the Save As menu has two sub-levels across several nodes. A drop-down button can't handle that.