IBR not converted in pdf format

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  All the world is facing this problem?

  Got confirmation from SupportWeb that accessibility is available only for HTML output.

• I paid for Adobe acrobat pro, but now I can not convert a PDF to word format, why?

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  If you have Acrobat Pro, you can record directly to Word from Acrobat format by choosing File > save as other > Microsoft Word > Word Document.

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  I use Adobe acrobat X pro and I need to convert a Word to PDF file to join with all do us commercial offers. The file size is important in order to limit the size of the mailbox content. At the moment my Word file is 25 and it's ok, but when I convert it the result is a 120 KB PDF... I did some research in the Acrobat community and they often explain to use "Save as other", but I do not have these (maybe it came with version XI).

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• Webpage to convert to pdf format no longer works

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