Why does running PDF Maker or Save As PDF cause MS Word 2013 to fail?

When I run PDF Maker or Save As .pdf in MS Word 2013, the Word program quits - why?forumnotifier
forumnotifierWhy does PDF Maker not work with MS Word 2013?
Why does PDF Maker cause Word 2013 to fail?Newsgroup_User

BizGuru,
Somethings to consider.
--| In Windows - the OS needs a goodly space for 'elbow room' - you don't want to have HDD free space drop below something like 15%.
Say your HDD is 600GB, 60GB free space is leaving you 10%...
-| RAM - May not be enough; more is better <g>.
--| Virtual Memory - if in Windows, open up Task Manager. Look at all the "stuff" there. Most is not required by the OS.
Most of the listing is "stuff" associated with a full cart of processes associated with things you may not need or use but they suck up resources.
--| Graphics - Processing images into PDF can be resource intensive. Having a dedicated graphics card with enough ram makes a difference.
Be well...

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