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• Save PDF with unprintable fields

  Hi guys

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• Why can't I read my PDFs with CD player after the upgrade of Apple OS 10.11?

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• Cannot create pdf with the same page size

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• Cannot save pdf in internet explore

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  You have any problems with the registration of pdf files in internet explore. It opens correctly, press on save and get message "the document could not be saved. The disc you saved or the disk used for temporary files is full. Free space on the disk and try again or save to a different disk. "By pressing shift + ctrl + s, I can save it to the desktop. After that the button Save start working too.

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  Player 11 to 11.0.13 update Adobe - Adobe Reader: for Windows.

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• Cannot save pdf after deleting or adding pages? (any changes to the folder)

  Hi all

  I just joined this forum community.

  (I use Windows 7 Pro 64 - bit os and Adobe Acrobat Pro XI with all updates).

  I have constant problems when I try to save my file. I do nothing else than the combination of multiple pages into a single pdf file or I'm a page (s) remove the file. When it comes time to save the file, I get a dialog box saying that be the file "cannot be saved because it is protected either right or it is used by another user." It's happening with older files and created files.

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  Hello world
  
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  I appreciate any assistance with this problem.

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  Driver: OJ8500_A910_1315

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  Hi RnRMusicMan,
  
  the solution you are suggesting is what I have now and the reason why I even started this thread. Analysis each page separately from the touch screen is a pain in the a * and analysis of PC via a scan profile is not the way to go for me either. Thank you in any case, it seems like it is actually a problem in the software and I have to be careful next time, choose a new printer.

  RnRMusicMan wrote:
  

  Hi Koumack,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I see that you are trying to save your scans in multiple files (.pdf) using the analysis of the function of file.

  That's what I could find in my resources:

  How to perform a scan: from the control panel

  Breast of HP Scan, select scan on a daily basis, and then click Advanced settings, select the file tab and check create a separate file for each scanned page. Click OK. It should work from the software.

  

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  Hope this helps and have a nice day.

• Cannot save PDF as an image (JPEG, PNG, etc.). "Error trying to write to the file. This may be due to insufficient disk space.

  System specs

  OS X El Capitan

  Version 10.11.1

  MacBook Pro (retina, 15 inches, beginning 2013)

  Intel Core i7 2.8 GHz

  16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3

  Macintosh HD

  Intel HD Graphics 4000 1536 MB

  Adobe Acrobat XI

  Architecture: i386

  Build: 11.0.13.17

  AGA: 4.28.145

  CoolType: 5.11.141

  JP2K: 2.0.0.32097

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  Also, if anyone out there is in the same boat, I encourage you to take the floor. I also encourage other people to try to save the PDF files as images and report if you encounter the same problem.

  Hi Geoffrey,.

  Thank you for pointing out this problem. Let me check a few details about this problem with Acrobat.

  In the meantime, please try this:

  Open a PDF in Acrobat

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• script to save .pdf with different presets generates the file size low resolution wildly different interactive operation

  The script below is adapted in part from that has been with Illustrator and other pieces and the pieces that I picked up the Forum.  When I run it on a 15.3 Mg .ai file it produces

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          sPButtonGroup.alignChildren="row"      
              
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                         }
          sPok.onClick = function() {
              
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                saveOpts.permissionPassword = "*-*-*-*-*-*";
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                  saveOpts.pDFPreset = '[High Quality Print]';
                }
            
                if (IDefault.value==true){
                  saveOpts.pDFPreset = '[Illustrator Default]';
                }
            
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                  saveOpts.pDFPreset = 'Smallest File Size v4';
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                app.activeDocument.saveAs(myFile,saveOpts);        //Save File  
                userInteractionLevel = originalInteractionLevel;        //Set user interaction level back to original settings 
                              }
                          
                saveProof.close();
                
          }
              
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  Oh, please check that: ' "saveOpts.preserveEditability = true;".

  Maybe try to disable this option.