Issue while converting a word document into a PDF using PDF Maker Plug-In

Dear All,
When I try to convert certain set of microsoft office document files of version 2003, I get an error message/ Exception thrown from the PDF Maker Plug-in, the snap shot of the exception is attached below,
please suggest...
Note:
The Acrobat Version is "Adobe Acrobat 9.2"
Microsoft Office 2003 Files
Operating System: Windows 7 OS
Regard's
Amith Sai

Hi Amith,
What version of Office are you running? I understand you have Office 2003 Documents, however, is this the same version of Office you are running on the system?
Regards. D.

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