Adobe reader 9.3 cannot save pdf.

Trying to save a pdf when I click on disk on top of reader no pop up comes asking where I want to save. How can I fix this issue?

There is a free tool from Microsoft that will allow you to save a word file as a PDF.
Do some looking and you should find it. With reader you can print PDFs
, but you cant edit or save them. You still need a printer to print them to.

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