I am doing some testing with Office 2010 (32bit) and Acrobat X on both Windows XP (32bit) and Windows 7 (64bit). I have run into the following problem when trying to convert a Word document with X:
Opening up the Word document and either using the PDF Maker printer or the Acrobat tab to convert the document to a PDF works without a hitch.
However, opening up X first and then attempting to convert the document that way will yield the a very strange error message saying that I do not have permission to open my Word document. I double checked all of the permissions on the Word document and they all checked out - plus, I am able to open it with Word.
After a bit of troubleshooting, I have tracked this issue down to our Normal.dotm - specifically - where it is stored (on our users' network drive). After moving the Normal.dotm to %appdata% or somewhere else on the local disk and modifying Word to look in this location, the conversion went through flawlessly. I took the time to double check all permissions on our network drive and they all checked out as well.
I have verified this "bug" on Windows 7 and Windows XP in our environment. Has anyone else experienced this error with a Normal.dotm on a network drive, or have I missed something here? For the time being, it seems as though Acrobat X doesnt like the Normal.dotm on a network drive.
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