I am having trouble converting a word doc to PDF.

Dear Community,
I cannot convert a Word document to PDF. It has always worked before and I tried a small word doc and it worked fine. Is my other document too big?
Thanks

Bill,
You were right. I checked the file and I had an earlier compatibility problem. I converted the file to a newer version of Word and so far it seems to have worked.
Thank you for your help.
Bryon Zambello
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