Acrobat Reader 8 Pro - Windows 7 (help me pls)

hi. i have adobe acrobat reader 8 professional licance. I using successfully with windows xp. but i dont use with windows 7. When i try convert pdf a word documents or other documents give a error message : " cannot pdf maker files".
How is i this solve problem ? Please help me ?
I want use successfully acrobat reader 8 pro with windows 7 and i want create pdf with using windows 7.
NOTE : i can create pdf files by using third party programs. i dont want by using third party programs. i want create pdf only by using acrobat 8 pro.
thanks..

What did you use?
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