Cannot get a tif to convert to pdf

does anyone know how to convert a tif to pdf in Adobe Reader. I downloaded the program, but I get a box that says cannot be completed.

Hi Buddy,
This can be done using CreatePDF. You can even utilize the free trial to see how you like it! https://createpdf.acrobat.com
Thank you!
Stacy

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