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I have acrobat pro installed in my machine. i have office 2010 and acrobat pro.<br />
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&nbsp;i have alot of word documents that i need to convert them to PDF. manually it will take forever.<br />
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i need help with VBA that can convert each files separately to PDFs in the same folder.<br />
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thanks.
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I have acrobat pro installed in my machine. i have office 2010 and acrobat pro.

 i have alot of word documents that i need to convert them to PDF. manually it will take forever.

i need help with VBA that can convert each files separately to PDFs in the same folder.

thanks.

VBA to convert all word docs to PDF with Acrobat Pro

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Microsoft Word

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