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• Distiller will suddenly end/crash the * SECOND * time I open a file for conversion to PDF.

  The subject says it all: Distiller will suddenly end/crash the * SECOND * time I open a file for conversion to PDF.

  But I think I have an idea why this is happening. In general, I use Distiller to convert EPS or PS files as PDF files. In addition, almost without fault, I incorporate the required (only of Type 1) fonts directly in files EPS/PS (using the required format to PFA) so no local fonts on my computer are needed to be looked at to distill in to be embedded in the file PDF. they are already in the EPS/PS files.

  But yesterday, I tried to convert EPS/PS files to PDF using Distiller in which I had NOT embedded fonts Type 1 (PFA format, of course) in the source of EPS/PS files. All first this conversion would work (in which I select "open" and choose an EPS/PS file for conversion), but after this initial conversion, the * SECOND * time I clicked "Open" the file, Distiller would immediately close/crash.

  Then, I searched the web for answers and discovered that some people have trouble distilling to initialize if all their computer system fonts were read-only. So I went back to my EPS/PS files and embedded fonts Type 1 (PFA format) required in them and then - as if by magic - distill worked without a hitch: I could open and convert any number of them in succession, with distilling never close / crashing.

  Then, I found the reason why distilling had been crashing at the second attempted to open a file (once again, simply by pressing the "open" button to find a file to convert, * no * after selecting a file) must have something to do with distilling scanning fonts installed on my computer, when there was no PFA font incorporated to make reference to , and a read only font on my system was the cause of the problem. However, I have looked in both places of logic where my fonts must be located (c:\psfonts and c:\windows\fonts), but found * no. attributes * files fonts defined in 'read only' so, I'm stumped.

  I use Distiller Pro 10.1.1316 (acrodist.exe) on a machine to earn 8.1. I found similar positions, which dates back to 2004, about Distiller crashing immediately after opening when certain fonts are read-only; I haven't found a post about anyone successfully using Distiller to convert EPS or PS to PDF and then have the program crash when the "Open" button is pressed subsequently. The clues, anyone?

  Background: Distiller Server is a product discontinued long - ago - use of Distiller server is now simply prohibited, and LiveCycle PDF Generator is available for servers.

  Since you are not using Distiller Server and this forum is essentially abandoned, I recommend that you try the Acrobat - forum creation (etc.) instead.

• Can embed you fonts in a pdf file after that the pdf has been created? I received a PDF of an another designer, made a few minor corrections, and now the printer cannot be used because the original pdf didn't have all fonts embedded. Any ideas?

  Can embed you fonts in a pdf file after that the pdf has been created? I received a PDF of an another designer, made a few minor corrections, and now the printer cannot be used because the original pdf didn't have all fonts embedded. Any ideas?

  Use the Acrobat Pro preflight!

  To incorporate the missing fonts in Acrobat Preflight profile will incorporate the missing fonts in your PDF file assuming that:

  (1) the fonts in question are installed on your system and

  (2) the police themselves is not protected against the incorporation (they can at least see and print incorporation.

  -Dov

• The name of the free program to test the conversion from PDF to Word on Mac?

  The name of the free program to test the conversion from PDF to Word on Mac?

  Hi ulfs29898036,

  There is no free program to export the PDF file.

  You will need Adobe PDF Export service https://cloud.acrobat.com/exportpdf to export the PDF file, which can be used with free Acrobat Reader DC help of Acrobat Reader | Help of Acrobat Reader DC.

  Otherwise you can purchase/subscription application Acrobat DC Plans and price | Adobe Acrobat DC

  Kind regards
  Nicos

• Conversion of PDFs to word, excel etc. - subscriptions are not yet supported in my country. What should do?

  Conversion of PDFs to word, excel etc. - subscriptions are not yet supported in my country. What should do?

  You can buy and older Acrobat who uses a serial number that Creative Cloud now includes Creative Suite Master Collection and Design Premium features

• The WCChromeExtn file does not exist in the Acrobat folder, so that I can't use the extension of the conversion of PDF in Chrome.

  I installed Acrobat Pro 11.0.10. The WCChromeExtn file does not exist in the Acrobat folder, so that I can't use the extension of the conversion of PDF in Chrome.

  I do not know how to find this file, but it worked after the repair! Thank you.

• I WANT TO CONVER MY. DOC DUTY FONTS "TERAFONT". PDF?

  I WANT TO CONVER MY. DOC DUTY FONTS "TERAFONT". PDF?

  Having asked in the forum Adobe Reader, it is good to know that Adobe Reader cannot create PDF, manipulate the content of a PDF page, or export the contents of a PDF page to the other supported formats.

  There are alternatives.

  You can use Acrobat to create a PDF file from a DOC file.
  Use a workflow that integrate fonts (note that some fonts licenses do not allow this).

  You can use the Adobe 'PDF Pack' online subscription service.

  Be well...

• How to access my free download to try a conversion of pdf file

  How to access my free download to try a conversion of pdf file

  Hi gailk13302741,

  Adobe offers a free trial of 30 days of Acrobat, if that's what you are referring. You can download the trial of http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat.html.

  Best,

  Sara

• Problems of conversion of PDF to MS Word document.  I managed to convert 4 files and now the subsequent files generate a "Conversion failed" error when you try to convert the file.  I have a big manuscript and I separated each chapter to assist with co

  Problems of conversion of PDF to MS Word document.  I managed to convert 4 files and now the subsequent files generate a "Conversion failed" error when you try to convert the file.  I have a big manuscript and I separated each chapter to help the conversion; as I said, the first 4 pieces without problem, then the conversion failure.  I tried to convert the document integer and same result.  Specifically, I bought the feature export to Word.  Please help.  I had initially export the Word Perfect PDF document and attempting to pass PDF to MS Word.

  Hi sdr2014,

  I'm sorry to hear that your conversion process is at a standstill. It seems that the problem is not specific to a single file, you have been unable to convert anything, since the first four chapters of a correct conversion.

  So, let's try this:

  If you want to convert via the ExportPDF site, please sign out, clear the browser cache, and then reconnect. If you use the drive, please choose Help > updates to ensure that you have installed the latest version.

  Please let us know how it goes.

  Best,

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• Need to change size of font in Acrobat pdf format

  Need to change size of font in Acrobat pdf format

  You can change the font size of the PDF content in Acrobat 11. Using the text tool & Images change happens "Edition content" accordion pane 'Tools' to invoke Edit and do what is necessary.

• Conversion from PDF to DOC in a special way...

  Conversion from PDF to DOC in a special way...

  I have a pdf form. I need to convert it to doc because I use Goldmine CRM to merge or insert fields in the doc.

  The easiest way for me is if I can simply consider each page of the PDF as an image and convert the pdf file into a word document composed by images. Each page of the word document is an image.

  Then I can use an overlay with transparent textbox to insert the fields at my convenience.

  You know a method to do this with the results and a good resolution?

  Best regards

  Export pages as images is possible via the file > save as menu in Acrobat, but I don't see why you want to do. Acrobat can save a PDF file as a Word document ordinary.

• Conversion from pdf to htm

  I have problems of conversion of pdf to htm files, the file created in word, and when I export to htm, it goes in all directions. lists do not come in a straight line, the images are not in the right places. Y at - it a trick that can help me with this?

  I use acrobat adobe 9 on windows.

  I also tried to convert pdf to htm designs - I need to make to the landscape, but when I do the htm files is a streched og view of landscape portrait if it makes no sense.

  Can someone explain how to properly convert pdf files to htm?

  File > export > HTML provides two choices.

  The output is pretty basic and will require cleaning with a HTML editor.

  What comes out of the PDF tends to reflect how the PDF content has been created.

  It might be useful if a PDF source has been properly marked (discussion of the tagged PDF document is in article 14 of the standard ISO 32000 - 1).

  Keep in mind that HTML does not have 'pages' SE (letter, tabloid, A4, etc.).

  The browser may present a file HTML in various ways, but there is no 'page '.

  Be well...

• Missing fonts in imported PDF files

  I have a document with several PDFs 'Place '.  When I go to print, it tells me that I have lack of fonts.

  To search for a font, I see missing fonts and what they came to PDF.  Only search a font will not let me replace it.

  I can't change the font in the PDF file either because it was not made by my Department.   I tried with and without frame setting.  Tried incorporated and related.

  Computer and program Info

  Windows XP

  InDesign CS3 5.0.4 v

  Program on my computer / documents saved to the server

  Status of the user only - if updates come along, I must have IT connect you to them to apply.

  Here is an old workaround that might do the trick. Add a transparent element to your PDF and then use for your vector fonts flattening preview, every once in a blue moon that works, even if the required fonts are not on your system (I think). In Acrobat, go to Document > watermark > add > text (hit the SPACEBAR) to 99% opacity, this will add a transparent invisible watermark. Go to Advanced > printing > Flattener Preview > vectorize all the text > Apply. If you see a message that the fonts should be post incorporated, read Peter # 1 once more and print out the PDF to an image, this option may be under Advanced options in your print dialog box. Not ideal, difficulty, but might suit your needs.

• Times fonts in Adobe PDF format

  Hello editors,

  Using the framework 7.1, Windows XP.

  I use the Adobe PDF driver in image with the SetPrint utility. My problem is that our Style Guide requires Times fonts and Adobe PDF converts this value to Times New Roman.

  My colleaguse use a local postscript printer that sometimes, but I get errors using this (THERE were up to present unable to fix it).

  I can convince Adobe PDF to accept the Times font? If not, it seems that 'best practice Frame' (use Adobe PDF) is not compatible with our style guide (use both). And of course, the style guide takes precedence.

  aTdHvAaNnKcSe (thanks in advance)

  -Derek

  I'm not sure that there is a significant difference to the reader between

  Times and New Times, but the problem is that your colleagues use

  the fonts on the PRINTER not on their computers. The printer unless

  manufacturer has provided fonts on a CD to install on the

  computer, it is unlikely that these fonts are actually being

  incorporated in PDFs of your colleague. And if they are, it is very

  unlikely (but possible) that these fonts are licensed for inclusion in

  a PDF file - if you are worried about the legality of this, you should

  check the actual PDF using Acrobat preflight.

  If I were you, I buy a legal copy of time, or just ask the

  the guardians of the style guide if new times can be replaced if your

  system has no time.

  Art

  Art Campbell

  art. [email protected]

  "... In my opinion, there is nothing in this world beats a 52

  Vincent and a redhead girl. "- Richard Thompson

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• Effects do not come in the conversion to PDF

  I'm doing some tests with the catalog, I created and must be sure that everything is fine until I send to print.  I have a white background, which the opacity is set to 50%, and when I did the conversion to PDF, the background came to the course.  Is that all I need to know what is printing this document when the effect has been applied to the images?  I send a PDF over to the printer, that's what they prefer.

  Thank you...

  Fill the frame with [paper], and then set the tansparency for filling at 50%, leaving the normal blending mode. :