Printing a wide margin word document to .pdf

I need to convert an MS Word document to a .pdf file. The doc has a number of columns and it is not practical to shrink it to a standard margin size doc. Will Adobe Acrobat convert this to a .pdf (I guess one that has a "slider" at the bottom)?
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