PDFMaker 7 y Word 2003

Tengo un problema para pasar un documento de word 2003 a PDF ejecutando una macro VBA
¿Alguien sabe como hacerlo? Se que tengo habilitar en el editor de visual basic la opcion AdobePDFMakerForOffice
Pero no no encuentro la forma.
¿Alguien tiene algun codigo que funcione?
Gracias
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I don't understand how this has to do with the Acrobat SDK. This sounds more like an Acrobat question.
You need to determine what version of Acrobat you have installed (current version is Acrobat X, and we support back to Acrobat 8) and then post that information in the Acrobat end user area - this area is for Developers.

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Hi
We are getting a very strange unexpected bahavior with the PDFMaker plug-in for MS Word.
Use Case:
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2. Makes some changes to the document but does not hit the save button.
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2. Do we have any fix/updates to address the issue.
To help is diagnosis my environment details are
1. Windows XP SP3
2. MS Word 2003 SP3
3. SharePoint 2007
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Ref: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/754639?tstart=0

Hi Michael
Thanks for your reply.
But, my question is why the PDFMaker plug-in does not display a "Save" message when the file is edited from SharePoint?

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Thanks

Thanks for your reply, but the issue is the same even when Word is not the default editor in Outlook.
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But I think the issue also happens even on some PCs with most up-to-date Office 2003, so I'd say it's probably not the solution.
But it doesn't seems that this kind of issue is widly encountered (I mean elsewhere than in our company).
So there is probably something specific to our environnement. And since we pretty much "lock-down" the PCs (to avoid users to mess with it), it's not impossible that some restrictions somewhere on the PC causes the issue... at least to some categories of users who are missing some authorisations.
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http://web.archive.org/web/20100329065242/http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/331/331259.html
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Resources to review for getting PDFMaker back -
http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/no-pdfmaker-office-2003-and.html
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/office_2003-word/adobe-pdf-menu-missing-in -word-2003/ba72524e-ef12-44c8-bf2f-d9b627fdfcd6
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Exit all programs.
Select Tools > Customize, and click the Commands tab.
Click Tools in the Categories panel.
Drag COM Add-ins from the Commands panel to the Tools menu while holding down the mouse button. When the Tools menu displays the menu commands, drag COM Add-ins just below the Customize option, and then release the mouse button.
Click Close.
Click COM Add-ins on the Tools menu.
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Press Alt+F11 to start the Visual Basic Editor.
Press Ctrl+G to start the Immediate Window of Visual Basic Editor.
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Verify that the Adobe PDF menu now appears to the right of Help on the Microsoft Word menu bar.
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Word 2003 Sartup error

Just sent this message the Microsoft Office Forum:
I just upgraded from Windows XP Pro to Windows 7 Pro 64 bit. I had Office 2003 installed in XP and working sucessfully for years in conjunction with Adobe Acrobat Professional 8; after the upgrade to W7 and the total reinstallation of all applications without any difficulties Word 2003 fails at its Startup with the following message: "Word experienced a serious error the last time the add-in acrobat pdfmaker office com addin was opened..............."
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Nevio
Received this reply from Microsoft:
If Word is reporting an Acrobat error and you have uninstalled Acrobat then you have not uninstalled it completely. You need to ask an Adobe forum for details on how to remove it completely.
What is it that I need to do to remove Adobe completely?
Can anyone help?.
Nevio

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