Error in making Adobe PDF Files.

I am using Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro Extended and Office Ultimate 2007. When I'm publishing PDF files from ms office, it does nothing and when I make PDF from file using the Acrobat application, these dialog boxes appear:
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But when I make PDF files from XPS files, they are successfully published.
What could be the cause of these problems and how can I solve it?

Try printing to the Adobe PDF printer and report the results.
If the printing fails, check print-to-file and then open that file in Distiller to complete the conversion.
If the latter works, you likely disabled AcroTray that must be running in the background for the PDF printing and PDF Maker to work.

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