Word to PDF display problem

Question

We're using Adobe Professional 8 and Microsoft Word 2003. I've never run into this before and can't figure out how to remedy it. I converted a multipage Word document to a PDF, however on one of the pages of the PDF, information from the top of page 6 displays at the bottom of page 5. The Word document displays perfectly when opened. I've tried moving the content a little further down the page in the Word document, and then reconverting it to a PDF---but that same page still displays incorrectly. I've tried everything I can think of to get it to display correctly, but I've run out of ideas. Incidentally, the information "bleeding over" is not in a header, even though the document does contain a header.
Thanx to all for any and all help and suggestions!! I really appreciate it.

Answer 1

As graffiti indicated, you have to make the change in WORD. This is not an Acrobat issue, but a WORD "feature". Actually, most word processors do the reflow that you are seeing as the printer is changed. This is called using printer metrics. This feature is one of the differences between word processors and layout programs. You would like get the same results if you changed from one physical printer to another. This had long given my problems with forms that folks develop in WORD. When they push the margin limits, it often runs off the page when I look at it.