Converting pdf to word Adobe Acrobat XI Pro trial

I am using a 30 day trial of Adobe Acrobat XI Pro, when I convert a pdf to word doc, it has several hidden letters & symbols, is this because it is a trial?

The trial is fully functional so, no.
That being said, the Acrobat forum is at http://forums.adobe.com/community/acrobat. You'll want to ask your questions there.

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File :: Save As Other :: Microsoft Word
Be well...

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How to convert XPS file to a PDF one via Adobe Acrobat XI Pro with command line?

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During the last two weeks, I have been unable to print a PDF from my Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro. They appear okay on the screen, but print as gibberish.
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Another suggestion to update my printer software, did it. Still prints as gibberish. My priner is an Epston Stylus Photo R220.
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Diane Loupe
[email address deleted by host]

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I see no reason for this form to fail in Reader. Some questions for you.
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(a) what is the browser
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Hi Raman,
I think we have found the source of the problem. It relates to how different browsers are detected by Adobe when updating Flash Player.
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regards
Buffy

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I have been told that this same problem happened sometime ago with Adobe Acrobat X Pro (Vesion 10) and that the problem was fixed by editing something within the registry. Does anyone know anything about that? Thanks!

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I have successfully managed to install a trial version of Adobe Acrobat X Pro on to my Mac. I have created an editable PDF form, but when I go through the process of distributing it I get an error report on the final step and can't send it. My Mac is pretty full space wise but still has the specified amount free - anyone know why I might be getting this error?
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What OS are you using?

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Question 3:
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Question1: No.
Question2: No.

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