Using adobe on trial to convert word documents to pdf files...where are my converted files?

where is my files that i converted ?? please advise.

Hi nan7080,
You can find your converted files by logging in to your account at cloud.acrobat.com using your Adobe ID and password.
Please let us know if you have additional questions.
Best,
Sara

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