Does Adobe Acrobat Pro X1 support Publisher 2007 i.e. to convert publisher doc to a pdf..if so how?

Does Adobe Acrobat Pro X1 support Publisher 2007 i.e. to convert publisher doc to a pdf ... if so how?

Thank you for the information ... is there another way around it i.e. I want to be able to make a pdf in Adobe Pro XI from Publisher 2007? If so, can you please advise how? Thanks.
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