Adobe PDF printer appears not all fonts

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  Please note that the features of the Adobe PDF printer to create PDF files is available only with Adobe Acrobat (paid version) and not with Adobe Reader (free version). To manually install the PDF printer manually, please refer to this article:- manually install printer PDF

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  Open Acrobat DC, go to the Help menu and repair the installation.

  Also check the printer Adobe PDF propertied Acrobat help. Using the Adobe PDF printer.

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• Try to reinstall using "setup.exe" in the setting of 64-bit Adobe PDF printing error?

  Greetings.  I found the following solution to my problem in the Adobe forums:

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/Creative-Suite/KB/error-file-adobepdf-DLL-needed.html

  The text is:

  Manually extract the 'adobepdf.dll_64' of the file data1.cab file before installing Acrobat. When the prompt appears, navigate to this file and select it.

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  3. Inside the content list, locate the file "adobepdf.dll_64" and copy it to your desktop.
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  The problem may be related to trying to install AA8 on Win8. You may, or may not be successful, or the entirely less successful. The first thing after installation is to open Acrobat and go to help > updates and install all updates (in the order if more than one appears, and repeat until no updates are displayed). You can also install the updates manually in the order using http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=1&platform=Windows.

  There is a good chance with AA8 that the printer driver is not installed. If this is the case, find a good color PS for a HP or other print driver PS printer. Install and change the name of the Adobe PDF printer. Check the ports - if an Adobe PDF port is present, select it and if not to change the port to the FILE.

  You should be able to print to the PDF printer to get a PS file. Open the file (the extension can be PRN) in Distiller to obtain a PDF file.

  The alternative is to buy the latest version of Acrobat (XI).

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  The next step is to understand why PDF Maker does not work. To do this, open the document in WORD, and make sure that the Adobe menu appears. In WORD 2007, it will probably be the right most of the Acrobat named menu item (which is on my WORD 2007 with AA8 system, although this is a VISTA machine). If this menu does not appear, then the macro from Adobe in WORD must be enabled.

  If the printer is not running, then the additional work is needed. Let us know what is the current state, and then we can go from there.

• Printer Adobe PDF 'printing' corrupted characters

  Acrobat Professional v9.5.0 (Acrobat reports there is no update available)

  Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit

  I print various applications and web pages on my 'Adobe PDF' printer to save things in the form of PDF files.

  In the last months, I started having problems with my Adobe PDF printer. This problem has happened twice just yesterday, in fact.

  I will be looking at a web page and choose to print it as a PDF (for example, an invoice). I provides the name of the file and choose to print and Acrobat to display the newly created PDF file, and there characters corrupted in various places.

  If I try to print in PDF format again, I get the same results.

  However, if I print the article in the Microsoft XPS format, it works very well and all the characters are readable.

  I don't know what to do. I saw an article on embedding the fonts, but it seems that all the standard "web safe fonts" are already set to be incorporated into the PDF file through Distiller (if that is what is doing printing to create the PDF file). If I have to choose fonts to embed in the PDF, it seems extremely difficult to determine which fonts are used by each site or application by selecting all the manually to be incorporated into the files.

  Surely, there must be a simpler solution to this question.

  I too had this annoying problem, usually printing of https sites, although the address of the site could be a coincidence.

  What worked for me was:

  1. Select Print
  2. In the print dialog box, select Adobe PDF , and then Preferences.
  3. In the Print Options dialog box, the tab should be Adobe PDF settings
  4. Clear the rely on system fonts only; do not use document fonts
  5. Select OK

  

  If the box is already disabled, it can be caused by something similar. It worked so I went no further. I have not yet checked to see if this must be done each time or how to do it by default.