Adobe X compatibility with Office 2002

Hi everyone,
I have a «PDFMaker file» error using Acrobat X. We currently have Office 2002 here. From what I saw here, those two aren't working together :
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/333/333504.html
Beside using PDF Printer to create PDF files, is there another way to make it work? Any other workaround? Or should I Just wait to upgrade Adobe after upgrading Office?
Thanks!

If you have an older version of Acrobat you could reinstall that version.
Upgrade to a newer version of MS Office, but you probably are not going to get an upgrade price due to the age of your copy of MS Office.
You might find a 3rd party product will work.

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