How to use acrobat reader as a website to pdf converter.

Please I have a website about [link removed by forum host], and I want to covert it to a pdf. How can I do it I need your suggestions and comments.

Adobe Acrobat can convert a Web page to PDF either using the browser plugin or the Create button on the Acrobat toolbar.
Adobe Reader does not provide conversion or PDF creation tools.

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