Can Adobe convert ODF to PDF?

Would like to convert my ODF files to Adobe PDF files. Would Adobe capable to convert the ODF files to PDF?

In Mac version go to File Menu > Print > PDF (hold button down until context menu pops up choose Adobe PDF.
Follow items that come on the screen.
First screen is equivalent to Job Options in Distiller. And choose whether to open Acrobat, Reader when finished.
Next screen name the file and choose desired location, then hit save. This uses the Adobe Engine Not Apple's PDF engine which is somewhat broken.

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I would like to help! If you don't mind - send me the file directly and I can take a look. My e-mail address is: [email protected]
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Go to the Adobe PDF printer properties and change the port to File. Then try again. I am not sure where the file will be saved, but the file that is created will be a PS file, likely with a PRN extension. Then open that file in Distiller to complete the conversion. Keep in mind that I am giving you a possible work around since AcroTray will likely not work with Win7. For Win7 you really need AA9 for full functionality. If you are able to get the conversion to work this way, you might then try watched folders in Distillers. Your only choice is to try various workarounds since some parts are almost sure to fail with Win7. (I have been successful even with AA5 on Win7, though I do not recommend it. I did it as a test.) In AA7, PDF Maker that you seem to have used, is a front end for the printer.
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JPG folders can be converted to single PDF files together!

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This is as dark as pitch to me. I am quite aware of jpeg to pdf. That has been lip puckering good (The old gray horse just ain't what she used to be). I'm nearly done now. I have little sympathy for jpeg to pdf because it all can last for weeks and even months.
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