Convert A3 .docx to PDF. Is it possible?

Hello!
I have a few .docx documents but when I convert them to PDF (adobe acrobat pro extended 9) files a part of the document disappears.
Does any one knows how to do it?
Thanks...
The best regards!

There's a bunch to choose from here. Some are free, some are shareware.
Edit: Sorry, only one of them appears to be a Mac application. I'll look a little more.

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