Windows 10: PDF converted from webarchive can't be opened

I have a lot of webarchive files on my Mac that I need to be able to open on the pc. In Safari, if I open a webarchive file, and if I go print, I am given the choice to save as PDF, which is what I did. I can open those PDFs With Acrobat Reader on the Mac. I put the files on a memory stick but I cannot open them on the pc:

Adobe Acrobat Reader could not open XXXXX.pdf because it is either not a supported file type or because the file has been damaged.

When I check Properties on those converted files on the pc, they are properly identified as PDFs. Some of them are impossibly small. Like 4kb for a file that contains lots of pictures, each picture at least 100kb (but the file opens fine on the Mac).

Please advise.

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Gmail and Windows 10 opening word docs from gmail

I have received a PDF in my gmail. I have to fill out form and send it back with a PDF attachment from Word in Windows 10. I can't see it unless I open it and it opens in Word and requires me to convert the doc to Word which I did, but Word wants to convert
the PDF attachment as a Word format, too. How can I do that?

 

Edge: cannot open lots of PDF files

To get Microsoft Edge to open pdf files - permanently:-

Open Internet Explorer.

Click on pdf logo at thop right of screen.

Click on 'Convert' and 'Convert current web page to an Adobe PDF file'.

Now check that Edge can open pdfs.

 

Maybe here is a solution: Mac PDF files not readable on PC | Adobe Community

 

I did not find a solution at the Adobe forums, but it looks like the file names were the problem. Apparently, the pc does not allow empty spaces in file names. Once I replaced all empty spaces with hyphens, the files opened fine. I have some jpg files with empty spaces in the file name and they open on the pc ju7st fine. Weird.