Export PDF Error

Many people appear to be having this issue.  I keep getting an error when exporting to PDF.  I have tried signing out, restarting, etc.  No luck.  I also tried to use the link on other posts, and the link is not working either.  There appears to be an issues with the software or there would not be multiple posts on this issue.  Please help.

Hi skydivingsnowman,
What browser are you using? Please make sure that you're using a browser supported by the ExportPDF service: http://www.adobe.com/acom/systemreqs/
Also, please try cleaning your browser cache, and if you're using ExportPDF from a work computer, make sure that there are no firewalls or proxies that are prevent files from uploading to the Internet.
Best,
Sara

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