Acrobat 7 not converting images and saving as .jpg, any ideas?

I am running Windows XP with MS Word 07. When I copy a photo in Word, open Adobe Acrobat 7 (latest update) and select "File > Create .pdf > From Clipboard Image" all seems to work fine--the photo shows up on the screen within Acrobat. The problem starts when I click "File > Save As > .jpg > Save." I go to the location that I saved the file; however, it isn't there. I changed the folder option in xp to show all hidden files and still nothing. Has any had this problem and or ideas on how to fix? Thank you!

I did try saving it as a .pdf first and then did a "save as" .jpg. Acrobat seems to run through the process just fine; however, when I go to where the file should be, it's not there. I like using Acrobat for this versus MS Paint because Acrobat seems so much faster. With MS Paint, I find that I have to enter in dimensions to have the .jpg show correctly.

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