Cannot create an A4 Scanned PDF

HI,
I cannot set the Paper SIze to A4 when Creating a PDF from Scanner.
I go into Configure Presets and see no preset option to do this and when i try to set Custom get an error with the message max siz to 279.3mm and not 297.00mm as it would need to be for for A4 ?
I also do not see how to import Scanner, Lexmark All-In-One, settings (which will acquire to A4 in its Scanning app), in Acrobat.
Read lots of threads and not getting it ?
I am using Acrobat 9 Pro.
Printer is Lexmark 920 All-In-One.

Meggie,
You may or may not have created a mess with fonts. I would try not to have duplicate fonts, it is totally sufficient to have them in C:\Windows\Fonts.
But your FrameMaker verson is definitely four (4) patches behind. The current version is 9.0.4 (9.0p255) and you can get the updaters here:
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=22&platform=Windows
You have to install them one after another.
Some of the patches improved the Save as PDF feature.
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