Are Acrobat features the same between Mac and Windows versions?

OSX includes a built in PDF Printer function so you can convert ANY document that you print straight to PDF including emails in Outlook so you don't really need the feature in Acrobat Pro unless there are other features in Acrobat Pro you need.

Simply print any email or emails in Outlook on OSX and in the print dialog .. select the PDF button to save it as a PDF instead of actually printing.

eoinosullivan describes the feature I love the most about the Mac.
The mac has also a pdf reader called Preview. It's set as the default pdf reader. It is fast with powerful features if you dive into it.  But it is great to have Adobe Reader also on board.

Thanks. But the specific feature I use is being able to take an Outlook mail folder and turn the complete folder into a PDF for archiving purposes. It encapsulates the emails, attachments etc all in one PDF. It is really a very powerful feature.
I am aware of the preview feature but it will only do individual email.

When Acrobat is installed (I guess this only applies to the Pro version) there is installed so called PDF service which appears in the list below Save as PDF eoinosullivan mentioned. Not quite sure if this is still installed though, it could be on my mac from older installation.

Anyway, this Save as Adobe PDF comes from Adobe. This is only a workflow script made in an application that is already in your Application folder called Automator.

I don't know how you would feel about it, but you could pretty easily make your own tailored automation workflow and place it into a folder called HD/Library/PDF Services.

What's more to this is when you open up Automator and put Outlook in the search field you will see that Microsoft has installed several basic items to build such workflows.


Further info:
http://mac.appstorm.net/how-to/applescript/10-awesome-uses-for-automator-explained/
http://www.5min.com/Video/Creating-an-Automator-PDF-Workflow-58038791
http://www.agentjim.com/MVP/Automator/SaveOutlookMessage.html

This still doesn't do what I need. In windows, I could take a FOLDER od Outlook mail and just click a button "convert folder to PDF" and it would convert the whole folder to a single PDF file. This file contains and keeps the heiarchy of the folder and also contains the attachments. It is a very powerful feature for archiving or transferring mail for legal discovery.

My main question remains. Does the Mac version of Acrobat pro have the same features as the Windows version?

Thanks! We are almost there. Yes, it does save it as one PDF but it does not save the attachments within the PDF as Adobe Acrobat does. I appreciate your efforts to solve my problem without having to purchase the program but I have to again ask:

Does the Mac version of Acrobat pro have the same features as the Windows version?

The original feature I am looking for is not available at all in the Mac version. This was the original question I had asked.