Acrobat 11 erstellt aus Word-Dateien (doc.) keine pdf.-Dateien

Beim vergeblichen Versuch, mit Acrobat 11 aus doc.-Dateien pdf.-Dateien zu erstellen, erhalte ich diese Meldung:
Es ist eine hohe Sicherheitsstufe ausgewählt. Starten Sie die Anwendung, in der das Dokument erstellt wurde, aktivieren Sie im Dialogfeld "Sicherheitswarnung" die Option "Macros aus dieser Quelle immer vertrauen", und aktivieren Sie von Adobe Systems Inc. ers... (hier wird die Meldung abgeschnitten).
Entsprechend dieser Meldung habe ich in Word (Office 2003) unter "Extras/Makro/Sicherheit/Sicherheitsstufe die Auswahl "niedrig" ausgewählt. Das Ergebnis ist das gleiche, ich erhalte nach wie vor die oben erwähnte Sicherheitsmeldung.
Zur Information: Aus xls.-Dateien (Excel) oder txt.-Dateien (Editor) lassen sich pdf.-Dateien problemlos erstellen, ebenso kann in Firefox eine Website als pdf. abgespeichert werden.
Wie muss ich vorgehen, um aus doc.-Dateien endlich die gewünschten pdf.-Dateien erstellen zu können? Danke für alle Hinweise.

Oh doch, Office 2003 ist kompatibel mit Acrobat 11! (Compatible web browsers and PDFMaker applications). Nur der Support wurde inzwischen eingestellt.
Sonderbar ist eben, dass ich aus xls.-Dateien eine pdf.-Datei anlegen kann. Auch kann ich in Outlook einzelne "Aufgaben" anklicken (Word öffnet sich danach), resp. kann ich von hier aus problemlos eine pdf.-Datei erstellen.
Toll, nicht? :-)

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