Problems with PDF converter

[moonglyttr]

I am running Vista Home Premium x64. I have both Office 2003 and Office 2007
Professional on my computer. When I have a document in Excel 2007, I can use
the PDF add-in to make a PDF. The problem though, is that the rest of the
office is still using 2003. So when I go to convert an Excel 2003 file into a
PDF, it doesn't work. It just stays at the point that says it's converting
and never actually converts. And then it freezes up Excel and I have to End
Now to close it.

I have to keep 2007 on my PC because I'm using Outlook. Can I delete the
2007 version of Excel and it'll magically work? I kind of need to keep it
though, since it has some formulas that 2003 doesn't.

So my question is, how do you get 2003 to work with Acrobat 8.1.2? I checked
the disabled list and it's not disabled. I checked to make sure my converter
files are installed and they are. Now what?

 

[DL]

And if in 2007 you save in old format, is there still the problem in
convering to pdf?

 

[moonglyttr]

Yes. As long as I'm using 2003 version, the PDF converter doesn't work. I
went through the control panel and checked out my printers. It says that the
PDF printer is offline and I couldn't figure out how to make it online or
turn it on...but I checked again, and I do have all of the correct PDF files
needed.