Issues converting .pmd to .pdf with Acrobat 9 Pro

I have tried numerous ways to convert a .pmd file to a .pdf using the Acrobat 9 Pro with no luck. I do not have PageMaker on my computer. Any recommendations?

It has been awhile since Adobe "retired" PageMaker.
It is no longer an Adobe supported application; so Acrobat 9 PDFMaker does not have it listed as a supported application/file format.
The migration path was to InDesign.
As with any application that can be sent to a "printer" via File > Print
If PageMaker is installed, its file can be sent to Adobe Printer for processing by Distiller.
But, again, no PDFMaker.
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