Blank Page appears after converting MS Word (2010 on Win 7) document to PDF using Adobe Acrobat XI

Hi,
Even after updating to the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Pro XI (11.0.2). While converting a MS Word 2010 .docx format document to .pdf, the cover page with text, image and background color, appears blank with only the background color.
Apperciate if someone can give me a resolution for this issue.
Best Regards

The coverpage gets converted in Acrobat.com cloud service. Is Abobe going to fix this bug in the Acrobat XI version too?

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