A thought, create a PDF

I am using a Kindle Fire HD and there a share button available while reading in "reading view." I wonder if you could somehow use acrobat and make this a PDF in this process. Right now my options are to mail it or connect with social networks. Or, maybe while in a adobe app I could search the web and easily convert that file into a PDF like I would if I were printing something in the HP print app.
Just a thought. I wonder if that could be done? If this is capable please let me know.
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You can create it in Word or excel and then you can Convert it into .pdf Format
Here's a feature list that depicts benefits of PDF pack: Convert Word to PDF, Convert PDF to Word & Merge PDFs | Adobe PDF Pack
Please revert back if you have any other questions or need any help.
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Did you sign in with the Adobe ID you used for the subscription?
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