Advertencia 20.225 / Adobe Acrobt 7.0 no pudo crear un nuevo elemento: Adobe PDF Port & Printer

Hola.
Les consulto porque tengo instalado el Acrobat 7.0 y un Office 2007. Entre las opciones de guardado o impresión del Word 2007 no me aparece la de PDF, y si quiero crear el pdf desde dentro del Acrobat, no me lo permite (ya sea que lo haya guardado como .doc o como .docx).
Me sale el condenado mensaje de error 20.225.
Intenté con la solución de Malita (11-10-2010), seguí todos esos pasos, pero todavía sique dándome el mismo mensaje.
Se les ocurre alguna otra solución?

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Getting this error:
Warning 20225. Adobe Acrobat 7.0 setup was unable to create a new item: Adobe PDF Port Printer. The Adobe pdf printer may be unavailable.
GetLastError: the operation completed successfully.
Ha! No such luck!
acrobat 7.0 printer function doesn't work on my 64 bit os & I'm apparently not alone.
From what I can find online, this problem has been around for years, & still there's no fix!
Am I just missing something & there really is a fix out there?
If there is, in simple english terms & directions please, could someone please point it out?
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Error message in Adobe Pdf in printer device panel when trying to create a pdf document. I have CS3

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Solution 1: Use a supported installation.
The following are unsupported installations, and the supported solutions:
If you install Acrobat (Professional or Standard) on a 64-bit operating system, then you may
see this error. Please update Acrobat to version 8.1 or later. You can update from within
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http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=1&platform=Windows.
If you install Acrobat to a shared network disk instead of a local hard disk, then the Adobe PDF
printer is not installed. Install Acrobat on a local hard disk.
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characters, then English installations will display the error message. Install to a path that does
not contain extended ASCII or double-byte characters.
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Hi,
May you see any difference by opening the PDF with Apple's Preview and printing it or do you get the same results?
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