AA mailmerge in Word 2007 (Office SP3) crashes. Windows 8.

Have just installed AA 11.0.07
Every time I try to do a mailmerge:
1. A File save as box opens up. I don't know why. Nevertheless have tried saving as either .doc or .pdf
2. Word then crashes

Footnotes in tables were the problem with my doc as well. I tried the option of saving the doc as a Word 2003 file, but it didn't help. I chatted with Adobe Customer Service and was provided this fix:
In Word 2007, click on the Acrobat ribbon
In the "Create Adobe PDF" panel, click on "Preferences"
In the "Settings" tab, under "Application Settings," UNCHECK the box next to "Enable Accessibility and Reflow with tagged Adobe PDF"
After that, I was able to create the PDF, and the table of contents and external hyperlinks all worked. The footnotes were no longer hyperlinked, but since they're on the same page as the items they're referencing, that's not really a problem. Cheers,
JG

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Footnotes in tables were the problem with my doc as well. I tried the option of saving the doc as a Word 2003 file, but it didn't help. I chatted with Adobe Customer Service and was provided this fix:
In Word 2007, click on the Acrobat ribbon
In the "Create Adobe PDF" panel, click on "Preferences"
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After that, I was able to create the PDF, and the table of contents and external hyperlinks all worked. The footnotes were no longer hyperlinked, but since they're on the same page as the items they're referencing, that's not really a problem. Cheers,
JG

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Every time I open Word 2007 it crashes. It also crashes while working in a document. Any help you can provider would be greatly appreciated. It is getting very frustrating. The following is the error message pops up:
Word has stopped working .....
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Fault Module Timestamp: 515ba857
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Exception Offset: 737e74b2
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You can also try starting Word in Safe Mode:
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In addition, I have seen such Word crash issues caused by conflicted programs, you can perform a clean boot to determine if background programs are interfering with Word:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929135
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Melon Chen
TechNet Community Support

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