Adobe PDF Professional 7.0

I had to re-install my adobe professional 7.0 pdf program on my new HP laptop with windows 7 operating system; 64 bit.
I can not get the printer funtion to work. During the installation it kept on telling me there was no port & printer port. That I need a Adobe pdf port & printer.
Can someone help me please.
Thank you, Joe

I don't think that AA7 driver will work in a x64 system. Even AA8 has issues and I have only heard of one person that claims success. However, if you cannot afford an upgrade to AAXI at this point, here is a possible solution:
Install a PS driver and call it Adobe PDF for now. Set the port to FILE. This name and file issue is important if you want a chance of using PDF Maker on the system. It might be possible to set a watched folder in Distiller, but I have not tried it. Otherwise, simply open the file in Distiller to get the PDF. I have no clue if this will work with AA7 on a x64 system. On a x32 system, I have done this with AA5. The real issue is the 64-bit system.
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