When converting from .doc to .pdf 1 page becomes more than one page. How do I fix?

How do I convert a .doc to .pdf and ensure the pagination is right from the source document?

Hi,
Please install Adobe CreatePDF Desktop printer if you are using Winows systems.
To install Adobe CreatePDF Desktop Printer
Log into https://createpdf.acrobat.com/signin.html with your Adobe ID and password
Select “Convert to PDF” tool from right pane
Click “Download CreatePDF Desktop Tool” link
Click “Download Installer” button
Click “AdobeCreatePDFDesktopPrinterSetup.exe” file
During the installation , you need to enter your Adobe ID and password
Note: If your Windows is Win 7 SP1 you may need a hotfix to update inetpp.dll file and please see more information at
http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat-com/kb/createpdf-desktop-printer-windows-7.html
You will receive an email once your doc file is printed. Printed PDF files are stored at hpps://files.acrobat.com.
Hisami

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