Acrobat pdfmaker

I have the adobe acrobat pdf maker as an addon to my Microsoft word program. I want the tagged bookmarks to carry over into the pdf document that I have selected to be an ebook. When I click Convert to pdf file, I get the following message: "Acrobat PDFmaker has detected that 'Highlight changes in printed document has been selected'.It will not be able to create tags with this option selected. Do you want to continue?
If I say yes, none of my bookmarks carry over even though I have the Headings selected in my preferences to convert. Does anyone know where I remove this selection so that I can carry my bookmarks over into the final pdf document?
Thanks,
Cindy

>I have the adobe acrobat pdf maker as an addon to my Microsoft word program.
This is a part of Acrobat. I recommend you post questions about
Acrobat (Standard or Professional) in the Acrobat Windows or Acrobat
Macintosh forum as appropriate. Be sure to include the essential
information on the verisons of Word and Acrobat in use.
Good luck,
Aandi Inston

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Acrobat is Adobe's powerful and long-running pdf handler. It's good software, but according to Adobe tech support in India, has known incompatibilities with Office 2010. We can't create pdf files from any Office document or spreadsheet. Adobe dropped the ball on this one, Office 2010 was out in beta for long enough for big developers like Adobe to get with the program. Avoid Acrobat 9 until Adobe fixes it.

I see a lot of people commenting that they had Adobe Acrobat 8.xx Pro and it worked fine with Microsoft Office 2010.
That was not my experience.
I downloaded MS Office 2010 and had the latest update of Adobe 8 Professional. (Don't know which release that was, but I keep my Adobe programs automatically updated.) As soon as I tried to use Adobe Acrobat to combine Excel files into a PDF, the PDFMaker functionality failed. This is why I purchased Adobe Acrobat 9, because my previous version did not work with MS Office 2010.
It was incredibly infuriating to find out that upgrading did not resolve my problem, nor would going back to the previous install of Acrobat 8 Pro work for me. So, Adobe cheated me out of $160 for no reason, and after spending 6+ hours uninstalling, reinstalling and all kinds of other nonsense, I still can't use my PDFMaker plugin.
The same thing happened with Adobe 8 and Microsoft Office 2007. The first version of Adobe 8 wasn't compatible, but then Adobe released a patch for Acrobat 8 that made it work with 2007. FOR FREE. I would say that we, the customers, have a reasonable expectation that the same should be done for Adobe 9, also at no extra charge.
There is no way in hell that I'm buying Adobe Acrobat 10. Adobe has been incredibly dishonest about this problem and they're not getting one more red cent of my money. I'd rather scan my documents to PDF or use the Distiller.
I'm quite sure I'm not alone in this sentiment, either.

Acrobat PDFMaker addin in Word 2003

After Upgrading from Acrobat 8 to 9, the addin in Word 2003 is missing and word did not start properly until it automatically removing whatever was left of the former addin. I am trying the manual installation but I cannot find the ".dot" file needed, only the .dll for Word2007 is available but for that it was automatically installed without problems. I work with Win XP64. I have upgraded acrobat 8 to 9 because the pdf printer was not working after some time. I've been told the same was observed with acrobat 7, but reinstallation of the acrobat was much faster in that earlier version. I read and download pdfs with a suite of internet browsers everyday and I have had many problems, such as missing fonts, incomplete downloads, freezing of the browsers, reinstalling web browsers several times, shutting down frozen adobe processes, etc.
Thanks for your support.

Hi,
maybe you want to delete both programs!
Restart, check that everything is clean.
And reinstall first word then Acrobat!
cu,
Sika

Using Acrobat PDFMaker Bookmark Options

I am using Windows (7 64-bit) and Word 2007 (SP2 MSO). I am using Acrobat 9 Pro (9.4.1) to convert a Word document to PDF. The bookmarks created in the PDF document are for all Word Heading styles (H1, H2, H3, H4, H5). However, on the Bookmarks tab of the Adobe PDF Maker, I only selected 3 heading styles (H1, H2, H3) for bookmarks. The Convert Word Bookmarks check box is NOT selected.
This is a very basic PDF feature, so I am puzzled as to why it is not working for me. Any suggestions for settings I should review in Adobe Acrobat? Microsoft Word 2007? Windows 7? Are there certain features I should have selected when I installed Adobe Acrobat after my system was upgraded to Windows 7/Office 2007?
Over the past 6+ months, I have researched a lot of sources and I have been unable to find a solution to my problem. (I do not want to make any manual changes to my Word styles (i.e., changing the Outline Level of styles - which I can't do because I am having issues with default Word heading styles.))
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