Acrobat 7 Pro & Office 2003

My end-user is receiving an error when attempting to create a PDF using the Acrobat 7.0 plug-in within Office 2003 running on Windows XP SP2. (note: Distiller 7.0 works without problems.) The error message received is: "The Acrobat PDFMaker Server could not be loaded. Do you want to run the installer in repair mode?" Choosing Yes to repair or No to not repair has not made any difference. The same error message is repeated each time an attempt is made. Suggestions?

If you are having problems creating a PDF, there are two steps you should do FIRST
Go to the appropriate vendor web site and apply all updates to the program you are using (several recent messages have concerned problems with MS Office conversion, with the response that different versions of Office have different BUGS that must be fixed by a download from Microsoft - and MS Office products are not the only ones which may, from time to time, need to be updated to work properly)
Go to the Acrobat update page and apply the updates for your version of Acrobat
IN NUMBER ORDER (updates are not cumulative so, using version 8 as an example, you must apply 8.1.0 before the 8.1.1 update)
I don't know the current update version (I use 8x) but I'm pretty sure that Acrobat 7.0 has been updated several times... and also that Office has been updated once or twice
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=1&platform=Windows

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RESOLVED!!!
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/930627
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Acrobat Pro 8.1.2 won't create PDFs by itself or within an Office 2007 application. Please help.

Well, needless to say, everything was working fine when our department was running Acrobat 7 and Office 2003. We made the choice a few weeks ago to upgrade to Office 2007 and Acrobat 8. Both are pushed via Group Policy. One other thing to note, as I think it might be an issue, is that our users have their My Documents redirected to a server. I only mention this, because the Default PDF Output Folder within Acrobat 8 is My Documents.
Here are the strange things that we've noticed so far:
1) When you open up the Adobe PDF Properties within Printers and Faxes, the Location displays an "x" followed by two non-standard box characters that I can't seem to write out here. I've uploaded a screen shot if that makes it easier. On a manually installed copy of Acrobat 8, this location box will say My Documents.
http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g223/daedalus42/adobe_weird_characters.png
2) The Adobe PDF printer port grabs LPT1, even if there is another printer already on that port. This behavior is seen when being pushed via GPO. When it's manually installed via the disc, Adobe PDF gets it's own special port "My Documents\*.pdf" with a description of "Adobe PDF Port". When I try to see if I can add such a port on the GPO pushed computers, it doesn't list it as an option. Here again are two screen shots to show what I'm talking about.
Weird Port:
http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g223/daedalus42/adobe_weird_port.png
Adobe Port:
http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g223/daedalus42/adobe_correct_port.png
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http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g223/daedalus42/adobe_access_denied_01.png
http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g223/daedalus42/adobe_access_denied_02.png
http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g223/daedalus42/adobe_access_denied_03.png
http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g223/daedalus42/adobe_access_denied_04.png
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I should mention that I have tried running a repair. Didn't help. Uninstalling and reinstalling via GPO. Didn't help. So, we've installed the Microsoft Office PDF Creator plug-in and that works perfectly. For the time being Acrobat Pro has basically dropped itself down to a reader for all intents and purposes.

@ Bill@VT: I did try adding a port. That's the problem. When it's on a problematic installation, those special Adobe Port aren't available for me to choose from.
OK, I have some new information regarding my issue. I've done some more testing and this is what I have learned and how I arrived at that conclusion.
b It appears to be an issue with the 8.1.2 update.
1) I manually installed Acrobat 8.0.0 via the executable file I downloaded from Adobe Licensing. I had to go through all the installation prompts, enter the serial key, accept the EULA, etc. I even applied the 8.1.0 update. At this point, everything was fine. Any user on this computer could create PDFs via any method. The Adobe PDF Port was correct and no listed under LPT1 like in the above screen shots. And My Documents was listed as the Default PDF Location, even though users have their My Docs redirected to the server. Like I said, everything worked perfectly.
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3) To verify that it was in fact the transform file I perform an install from the AIP using the AcroPro.msi file only. No switches and no transform file. Guess what? Problems are still there. So, that wipes out the transform file problem.
A couple of notes:
It could be related to the AIP and doing administrative installation upgrades to 8.1.2. My next test is to install 8.0.0 from scratch and manually upgrade that installation to 8.1.0, then 8.1.1, then 8.1.2 to find out when and if it breaks.
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Something happened yesterday and I am left with 2 of 3 ways to make a PDF file no longer working. Was working, now not
working. But with auto updates running who can tell if it was the OS, Adobe, or Office that dropped the ball.
Symptoms:
A) I can no longer use right-click to "Convert to Adobe PDF", I get the "Missing PDFMaker files. Do you want to run the
installer in repair mode?" modal dialog box.
B ) When I open Word my "Adobe PDF" menu at the top no longer contains any elements. "Acrobat Comments" has elements.
C) in Word selecting File / Print / Adobe PDF works and it does generate a PDF file that can be read elsewhere. I
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Versions:
J) Adobe Acrobat Standard 7.0.9
K) Microsoft Office Word 2003(11.8202.8202) SP3
L) XP Pro version 2002 SP2
M) Microsoft Update reports "No high-priority updates for your computer..." as of 4/17/2008 11:31 PST
N) McAfee VirusScan Enterprise 8.501 Engine 5200.2160 DAT 5275.000 created April 16,2008
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1) right-click on a word file
2) Convert to Adobe PDF
3) name sounds good, click Save
4) dialog box from Create Adobe PDF: (X) Missing PDFMaker files. Do you want to run the installer in repair mode? Yes
5) (Adobe Acrobat 7.0.9 is re-installed)
6) dialog box from Adobe Acrobat 7.0.9 Standard: You must restart your system.... Yes
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10) dialog box from Create Adobe PDF: (X) Missing PDFMaker files. Do you want to run the installer in repair mode? No
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15) addin: acrobat pdfmaker office com addin is on the list
16) selected it, clicked Enable, Close, Close Word
17) right-click on a word file
18) Convert to Adobe PDF
19) name sounds good, click Save
20) dialog box from Microsoft Visual C++ Debug Library: (X) Debug Error! Program: C:\Program Files\Microsoft
Office\OFFICE11\WINWORD.EXE abnormal program termination (Press Retry to debug the application)
I am completely dumfounded at this point trying to consider if I should debug Word, when suddenly I get
21) modal dialog box from Create Adobe PDF: (X) The Security level is set to High. Please run the application which created
this document, in the "Security Warning" dialog select the check box "Always trust macros from this source" and enable
macros created by Adobe Systems Inc.
22) not having much choice, I clicked on OK
23) I am still confronted by the Visual C++ error, so I clicked on Ignore
24) dialog box from Microsoft Visual C++ Cuntime Library: (X) Runtime Error! Program: C:\Program Files\Microsoft
Office\OFFICE11\WINWORD.EXE abnormal program termination OK
25) I checked my Word security level, it was low, and I was "Trust all install addons and templates" anyway.
26) consulted the Internet, selected workaround 6
27) Opened Word
28) Help / About Microsoft Office Word
29) Disabled Items
30) addin: acrobat pdfmaker office com addin is on the list
31) selected it, clicked Enable, Close
32) Tools / Macro / Security
33) set to High
34) click on Trusted Publishers tab
35) nobody was on the list
36) remove "Trust all installed add-iins and templates"
37) remove "Trust access to Visual Basic Project"
38) click OK
39) close Word
40) I determined that the PDFMOfficeAddin.dll file was located in C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 7.0\PDFMaker\Office
directory
41) Start / Run
42) Typed regsvr32 "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 7.0\PDFMaker\Office"
43) Clicked OK
44) dialog from Regsvr32: (!) LoadLibrary("C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 7.0\PDFMaker\Office") failed- The specified module
could not be found.
so the workaround did not include the name of the dll
45) clicked OK
46) Start / Run
47) Typed regsvr32 "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 7.0\PDFMaker\Office\PDFMOfficeAddin.dll"

48) dialog box from RegSvr32 (i) DLLRegisterServer in C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 7.0\PDFMaker\Office\PDFMOfficeAddin.dll
succeeded. OK
49) clicked OK
50) started Word
I think I got a dialog about trusting Microsoft macros here.
51) Dialog box from Security Warning: "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 7.0\PDFMaker\Office\PDFMOfficeA..." contains macros by
Adobe Systems, Incorporated The security level is set to High. Therefore, you cannot enable macros from sources that you do
not trust.
feeling pretty good here
52) clicked Always tryst macros from this publisher.
53) clicked enable Macros
54) dialog box from Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library: (X) Runtime Error! Program: C:\Program Files\Microsoft
Office\OFFICE11\WINWORD.EXE This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the
application' support team for more information
55) clicked OK
word dies
56) started Word
57) Help / About Microsoft Office Word
58) Disabled Items
59) addin: acrobat pdfmaker office com addin is on the list
60) selected it, clicked Enable, Close
61) right-click on a word file
62) Convert to Adobe PDF
63) name sounds good, click Save
64) dialog box from Microsoft Visual C++ Debug Library: (X) Debug Error! Program: C:\Program Files\Microsoft
Office\OFFICE11\WINWORD.EXE abnormal program termination (Press Retry to debug the application)
I wait patiently for a few seconds and I get
65) modal dialog box from Create Adobe PDF: (X) The Security level is set to High. Please run the application which created
this document, in the "Security Warning" dialog select the check box "Always trust macros from this source" and enable
macros created by Adobe Systems Inc.
66) I clicked on OK
67) I am still confronted by the Visual C++ error, so I clicked on Ignore
68) dialog box from Microsoft Visual C++ Cuntime Library: (X) Runtime Error! Program: C:\Program Files\Microsoft
Office\OFFICE11\WINWORD.EXE abnormal program termination OK
69) Click OK
maybe I have a virus?
70) ensured that my VirusScan On access scan was disabled, bufferoverrun was disabled, access protection was disabled,
Autoupdate ran last night, then a nightly scan of all disks with nothing found
71) started Word
72) Help / About Microsoft Office Word
73) Disabled Items
74) addin: acrobat pdfmaker office com addin is on the list
75) selected it, clicked Enable, Close
76) Tools / Macro / Security
77) click on Trusted Publishers tab
78) two items, microsoft and Adobe are on the list.
79) change to "Trust all installed add-ins and templates"
80) change to "Trust access to Visual Basic Project"
81) click on Security Level tab
82) change to low (not recommended) level
83) close Word
84) right-click on a word file
85) Convert to Adobe PDF
86) name sounds good, click Save
87) dialog box from Microsoft Visual C++ Debug Library: (X) Debug Error! Program: C:\Program Files\Microsoft
Office\OFFICE11\WINWORD.EXE abnormal program termination (Press Retry to debug the application)
angry now I wait for a few seconds and I get
88) modal dialog box from Create Adobe PDF: (X) The Security level is set to High. Please run the application which created
this document, in the "Security Warning" dialog select the check box "Always trust macros from this source" and enable
macros created by Adobe Systems Inc.
From my co-workers I get the following suggestions:
W) "Gee, I have no problems in Linux"
X) "Have you tried Open Office?"
Y) "Try printing to the Adobe PDF printer, it uses Distiller"
I tried (Y) and it works.
-Thomas Harris

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Using the PDF printer
Hi,
very strange problem: simple TIF file (tried different bitmap formats) in a Word 2010 document (graphic before text) and a simple textfield -- not more.
Printing as PDF (with various settings) -- but the text(field) is missing in the PDF output.
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Problem seems to occur more often: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/838524
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I have a word 2007 file with handwriting in it, when I right click on the file and select "convert to pdf", it convert the file without the handwritting.
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nickasmith wrote:
In late 2010 I got an iMac with office 2008. it included a free upgrade to office 2011 via download. I just got a MacBook Pro and want to use office 2011 on it but don't have the product code. how can I get it?
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