*This is what I did to fix it *
- Open Control Panel and go to Programs and Features
- Select Adobe Pro > click change up the top
- Select modify.
- Drop the tree down to Create Adobe PDF > Acrobat PDFMaker > Turn off
Microsoft Office.
- Click update.
- Click finish.
It is possible that we will see repairs. As reported by my question was corrected after about 18 months from reporting.
How to remove a dialogue with the placement of the signature in Acrobat XI
I'm sorry, but after the first tests it seems that even this is now corrected. Glory. Thank you.
How can i print only pages which have been highlighted, in a multi page file.
Thank you Sabian. That did the trick.
In acrobat there is a tool to fix ultra thin line.
But it can only FIX all.
Is there anyway to LOCATE it (so that I can correct the file)
Depending on your version of Acrobat, you can try Tools> Print Production> Preflight> Select single checks> Graphic State Properties for Stroke> Line width less than .3 pt.> Analyze.
When you say highlighted, I'm assuming you mean comments? If so you can go to Comment> Comment List> fly out menu> create comment summary> Pages containing no comment (no).
Well I have some new information.
When using Windows Shell to attempt to print to a printer other than your default, there is a registry entry extremely similar to the one I mention in the first post.
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Reader 11.0\Reader\AcroRd32.exe" /t “<Full path to PDF file.pdf>" "<network print queue name>" “winspool” “NE03:”
In the registry for shell using the printto verb - there is the following:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Reader 11.0\Reader\AcroRd32.exe" /t “%1" "%2" “%3” “%4”
where the specific parameter data is exactly the same as in the command line example.
Our customers were messing around trying to solve the printing problem on their own, and found that if you delete "%3" and "%4" from the registry entry, the attempt by our application to print the pdf from a shell was successful. It is only a short bit of logic to see that the two parameters being ignored are the print driver (winspool), and the port.
We read in other forums that the last two parameters are actually optional starting with Adobe X. We also know that when installing Adobe XI Reader, a proprietary printer driver is also installed. What we believe is happening is that when those last two parameters are missing, Adobe defaults to using their own local printer driver and/or spooler to print the pdf to the selected printer.
So that would indicate that something about using the Windows Print Spooler service is getting interfered with when Adobe Protected Mode is enabled.
So, while I haven't tried it yet, it means the following trust entries may be tried:
PROCESS_ALL_EXEC=%windir%\System32\spoolsv.exe
PROCESS_ALL_EXEC=%windir%\system32\svchost.exe
In addition the Services applet from the Control Panel can be used to verify the settings for the "Print Spooler" service, and the "RPC" service it depends on. These must have permissions set up correctly, and they must be running when the attempt to print is made.
Lastly, there may also be some other trust setting needed when using the Windows "Print Spooler" service.
While I get this next attempt tried at our customer, I am wondering if there is anyone that can confirm or deny anything that I am saying in this post? I could really use a comment from someone who is familiar with printing pdf's through Windows Shell.
Does anyone from Adobe frequent these forums still? Are there known trust settings I need to use when trying to print using the Windows Print Spooler?
Would it help if I opened a paid incident report?
There is a function that permits you to highlight text, as you would do with a yellow marker. I am not certain that the print comments pages, picks up just a highlighted page without a text comment.
Ah, I see want you mean. This might not be practical for you, but if you select one instance of the highlighted text and add a [space] to the little sticky note, all of the highlighted text on that page will appear in the summary.
Neither one can work if LPT1 is the port. The port should show "PDF port". You can probably remove the unexpected one, but I'd still worry about where it came from (unless you were trying to fix things).
I am helping a client publish a book through Createspace. We are both using Windows 8 OS. She created her document in MS Publisher 2010. I made the necessary edits to her book, (111 pages) and saved it as a pdf for commercial printing. The resulting pdf puts lines on some of the images. (All the images are jpg format, but it only happens to some.) I have tried creating the pdf in several different ways including print to PDF, Save as PDF, and Save and Send Wizard for commercial printing. I have also tried deleting and reinserting the images. I don't know what else to try. Does anyone have any ideas.
The image below shows what I mean. On the left is the Publisher File, on the right is the PDF.
I removed the Adobe PDF Converter. I don't have an option for a PDF port and don't know how to add/configure one. But, good news, it all appears to be working properly now.
I have no idea how the PDF Converter appeared. I wasn't trying to add or fix anything.
I'll be back here again if it crops up again. Thanks for your help MVP
Print issue- While I am trying to print any PDF doc it will prompt me to save it as *.ps file and I'll not able to print the PDF.
My printer setting are fine because I can print other doc and pic from my system.
Within the Print Dialog there is an option to Print to File
Clear the radio button.
Hey All,
I'm using Mac OSX (10.7.5), Cloud applications, the latest Adobe PPD 9.1.
The workflow is such: File > print booklet > save PS > Distill.
The problem is that transparency disappears.
Has anyone had experience with the same symptoms/issues?
I am having problems finding a way to measure color levels in Acrobat XI. Could any one point me in the right direction?
Do you have a sample PDF file that you can post?
Hello!
I have a Word-document with hyperlinks and when I making a PDF, the links are included.
Is it anyway to make a PDF and automaticly include the hyperlinksdocument in it?