Sending a file to print as a PDF?

I'm using the trial version (maybe that's my problem?). Tried to Save As - Adobe PDF in the hopes that I can email that file to printer or others to view. Comes up blank. Am I doing something wrong?

interesting, thank you. I'll take a look.
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