I can't create pdf/x-1a from my word doc with acrobat x?

I just bought acrobat x to convert a book to pdf from Word and I can't get it to print. All my setting work until I select pdf/x-1a(acrobat 5 compatable). I previously was using a trial version of acrobat XI and I could swear that the conversion was just fine with XI. Maybe I'm not remembering right. I have adobe reader 9, but I don't think this is relevant?
Is the asnwer simply that pdf/x-1a cannot be converted fom word?
Thanks for any help.

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