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I purchased a new computer in 8/10 running Windows 7 and Office Professional 2010. I installed my purchased copy of Adobe Acrobat 7.0 and it runs fine - except adobe pdf will not manifest itself as a printer in the print selection windows. My wife and I have each published a book and in the past we composed the books in Microsoft Word then went to "print", select adobe pdf as the printer and then accessed the printer properties to set the right options to produce a "print ready" document. We set features such as imbedding the fonts in the document. In Office 2010 adobe pdf does not appear as a printer and Microsoft support says that the problem is with the version of adobe and I need to upgrade. But I don't want to spend $139 just to make sure our Christmas newsletter prints right.
Is there any solution other than upgrading to adobe X standard? And if I do upgrade to adobe X standard will that solve the problem?
Incidentally, I check upgrades on-line through adobe 7.0 standard and it indicated that an update to version 7.1 was available, but when I click on the appropriate boxes to upgrade nothing happens. The window says that it is upgrading but it isn't.
Any advice would be appreciated.
xceljr

Try installing a PS printer and set the port to FILE. Then simply print to the PS printer. Once done, open the file in Distiller. If this does not do the job, then you will need to upgrade Acrobat to AAX or go back to your eariler OS and possibly word processor. When you start upgrading the OS, it is not uncommon to need to update all sorts of things. OFFICE 2010 has made the update need even worse.

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