PDFMaker Files Missing

Last update on September 20, 2009 09:21 AM by jak58
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PDFMaker Files Missing





Issue


You are trying to convert a Word document into PDf using Adobe Acrobat 8.0 Professional, you get the following error PDFMaker files missing.

Solution

  • Open Word
  • Click on Office button
  • Click on Word option button
  • Go to Add-Ins Menu
  • In the right Window, expand the Manage feature
  • Select Disabled Items option ,click on Go
  • In the list that appear select Acrobat and click on Enabled.
  • Restart the program, the Acrobat menu appears again.
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