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• I bought the PDF Export. The Conversion to word is not acceptable to send to the client. I want to cancel this service

  How can I cancel the export to PDF program I bought last night. I tried a conversion to Word and this is unacceptable. !

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• Conversion of Word 2007 in Adobe Reader documents

  Anyone with problems of conversion numbers Word in Adobe Reader 9? Once converted to Adobe Reader the object disappears.  All other pictures/characters appear without problem.

  Adobe Reader cannot convert Word documents.

• Bug? Tags accessibility conversion from Word 2007

  This seems to be a minor problem, but it is one that could create a lot of frustration for a disabled person using a screen reader to read tabular data in a PDF document.

  As you know, Acrobat plays well with applications Office allowing users to create (structured) tags, accessible PDFs from MS Office files. I just created a simple docx file with a (attached) table, and when I converted it to PDF, I noticed a difference in the tags that it creates from the conversion of Word XP. As see you in the Word file, the table is very basic, but one of its column headings is divided into two cells. It's actually a very common technique for the presentation of the data in the table. To automatically mark as cells of table header < TH > header lines in the PDF file, I put the first two lines of "Repeat header lines."

  Conversion from Word 2007 with the "Save as Adobe PDF", or any other method that uses the Acrobat plugin, creates a tree of tag that is missing a < TH > tag. I found the problem when I was testing a file with the JAWS screenreading software. Using the JAWS "active cell" command (Ctrl-Alt-Numpad 5) to announce the column headings. It reads the wrong header for the active cell because of the < TH > missing. So, in my example file, he announced $2 and $5 as amount 2010 rather than 2009. This could be quite confusing for a user, to say the least screen reader.

  Then, I compared the result to the new feature "Save as PDF or XPS" from Word 2007. This feature of the tag of the file properly and header to the height columns.

  Compare the joint "save-as-adobe - pdf.gif" to "Save-as-pdf - xps.gif. Note the < TH > tag empty (but necessary) in the image of the latter.

  As a validation test, I had a colleague with Word XP the file convert. These tags were right too. So this must be a problem between Acrobat and Word 2007.

  Someone at - it further comments on this? I'll conduct accessibility training and at the present time, it seems that the use of the Word 2007 conversion feature is the way to go.

  I'm using Acrobat 9 Pro.

  Thank you

  Joe

  Hey Joe,

  I feel your frustration. For any organization that needs or wants to commit to providing accessible information online
  a serious logistics problem raises its head. PDF, HTML, what is the right way to do (and it's possible)
  requires more resources (training, knowledge, hardware, software, changes to work flow, perhaps some staff members more).
  Is not "work smarter with less & pump more" in this place.

  Yes, it is useful (and necessary) for 'being one' with the 'paragraphs' - WCAG 1.0 - WCAG 20 S508.
  However, as soon as someone starts to provide PDF files which must be 'accessible' the first, most important reference is ISO 32000.
  The references of PDF from Adobe, which preceded the PDF becomes an ISO standard are useful; but ISO 32000 is the norm.
  In this documentation, there is a full discussion of what he * needs to be done to provide an accessible PDF.
  Without a good understanding of this content, other information tend to bring about a de-escalation of focus opacity, which can
  contribute to conceptual errors important view accessible PDF.

  Entry blog of Leonard Rosenthol AUC provides a link to the ISO standard permitted version Adobe (free) of the ISO 32000-1.
  http://www.acrobatusers.com/blogs/leonardr/Adobe-posts-free-ISO-32000

  You will find additional information useful in these two documents:
  (1) - PDF Accessibility QAnywhere (from the Acrobat SDK add-on)
  https://Acrobat.com/#d=J7bWW4LvNoznh8fHCsfZDg

  (2) - reading the PDF through MSAA
  https://Acrobat.com/#d=uIOvkVTP74kag3bXFJLIeg

  On the JAWS - Yes, very used. However, not the exclusively used on demand.
  If I use Windows Eyes, NVDA, a braille reader or something else then what?
  JAWS * not * defined 'is available '...

  Re: (1) (1)
  "Match and if...". »
  Consider "Stop front right on red".
  '' Respect '' is stop on Red - turn right
  'Intent' (aka usability) is stop on Red - Look Good to come from traffic that has the right of way - performance - when clear, turn right.

  But, at least, we don't talk of the "left on red" 8 ^)

  Re: (2). (2)
  Just an observation. A defective product that claims to be 'everything' may enter a sticky wicket entities (individuals/businesses).
  Put a high volume of defective products on its same does increase the probability that a "shadow".
  Quantity replaces quality just isn't a precursor to success.
  Target species - and national judicial action class action that has been taken against him with regard to the "accessibility" of services information online.
  Resolved now - see the web site of the NFB.

  Re (3) (3)
  Ah, but what would say Judy justice or judge Marily?
  Efficiency does not provide a product of the "whole".
  I doubt it will ever be a "one-click" seamless between the dominant products of one of the software houses.
  They are competitors intense. That it is not others providing provide a product of 'whole', right?
  For example, if the organization wants to 'make accessible PDFS' label then it pays transport costs - Adobe Pro, training, workflow appropriate, etc.
  which allow the delivery of PDF files meet the standards to which formed a well containing the tag output is PDF (accessible is a subset of this).
  There is no other way for PDF.
  If this cannot be done so there are always HTML as an acceptable method (for some it's the way privileged and only 'true').

  However, HTML is 'right' for accessiblilty is just as demanding in its own way.

  With each version of TA / dot release, JAWS - Windows Eyes - NVDA & others hone in on using PDF ISO 32000 Standard closer.
  This means that if you deploy "accessible" PDF, you will need to provide PDFS who live ISO.
  Do not forget that the paragraphs of S508 began when, in fact, HTML was 'it '. In terms of software that has been there are geological ages.
  For contemporary AT effectively analyze the PDF, the PDF file must be a PDF containing the tag well trained with a format/layout that reflects a logical hierarchy.
  Creation of all that it should start in the environment of creation with the author of the content.
  PDF post-processing output then ensures that the elements (tags) PDF are of the correct type, have the required attributes, etc..
  Without this, AT will not be able to provide the use of effect for the end user of the PDF file.

  So, for AT correctly 'work' the PDF file, elements of * must * have set the Scope attribute, values of row value and scope of column defined, etc..

  Scope, line Span, range column, ID of the Table and headers must be added in the framework of the post-processing in a PDF using Acrobat Professional.
  An alternative is the plugin Netcentric CommonLook for Acrobat Professional. What it does, Acrobat Pro can do; However, the CommonLook
  provides a robust user interface. Disadvantage: some 1 k $ per seat is not 'cheap' and it has a * steep learning curve * (Sitka Pass?).

  Two related table resources run this AUC thread (in post 3 and 4). They can be of some use.

  http://www.acrobatusers.com/forums/aucbb/viewtopic.php?id=23178

  When the "smelly things" feeds into the Lair of the fan, it is prudent to not be directly downstream, huh.
  Consider the target and the situation, in which they began.
  Consider delivery of the PDF accessible agencies fedgov or stategov.
  They won't be in front of the fan if the ease of use of PDF files becomes a problem.
  It will be rather those submitting. After the Agency said "accessible".

  Better to slow down and right or loading ramp of resources in support of "Annex" as to the stake themselves as someones 'feed' tomorrow, no.?

  Ultimately, PDF, HTML, or any 'format', accessibility is the ease of use + compliance.

  Needed improvements in the professional development and training, software/equipment, * time *?
  Yes. But, all of this boils down to 'where the rub the road' - what tires are you on?
  It can be done. I do a little bit at a time all day. Often, this is what it takes.
  Products to be delivered are provided; but, with no bad labeling and advancement is identified, celebrated and everything continues until the
  the 'road' is filled correctly.
  Won't wash outs, bridge collapse or what not tomorrow .
  (But then I'm a fan of "Holmes on Homes", which can go a long way toward understanding my point of view when it comes to accessible PDF).

  Re: function() {Return...
  Good question.
  Write my guess - either to leave the cut & paste that I made at the start of the application I used to assemble and captures screen or something related to the Adobe Forum application.
  It may be that I am "special"; If that were the case we my Lotto occasional quick choice would have been a big winner $ ago.

  FWIW-
  You will find a number of "Accessible PDF" related to resources in discussions at the Forum of the accessibility of the AUC.
  http://www.acrobatusers.com/forums/aucbb/viewforum.php?id=18

  Two PDF Accessible related on demand seminars are also available.
  Search for Duff Johnson and Charlie Pike (at page 2) seminars.
  http://www.acrobatusers.com/learning_center/eseminars_on_demand

  Be well...

• Gray lines during the conversion of Word 2010 images in pdf format

  With the new Acrobat X 1 version, I encountered a problem whenever I try to convert images on a Word 2010 document in PDF format.  While all the lines on the document are black, many lines including bubble-notes appear very light gray and hard to read.  I searched for months for a solution without a bit of luck, and I tried other computers with different versions to check that it was not only my machine.

  Y at - it a specific setting I need to change during the conversion to keep the black lines black instead of this weird gray problem?  See below, for example.

  Previously, the snapshot taken from Microsoft Word:

  

  After the conversion to. Document PDF format, from Acrobat XI:

  

  Thank you for the answers.  I found the problem, it was just a simple menu option.

  Under Edition > Preferences, I sailed on the Display tab Page and disabled "smoothed art" under the section of rendering.  It seems that solved the problem.

• Conversion of Word 2007 in PDF documents

  I use Word 2007 & Acrobat 9 Pro.  I'm trying to convert a Chinese document in a PDF file in Word 2007.  After the conversion, many Chinese characters are missing and replaced by an empty box.  Why?  What can I do to fix this.  Printing Adobe capture all Chinese characters, but does not take into account the lower border.  Help!

  Thanks Bill...

  The issued proved that do formatting and inserting images in the Word 2007 document, the police changed SIM (Asian) Sun to Times New Roman.  However, the screen was not otherwise like, and I did not notice the change.  (Microsoft, please explain this phenomonem!) Change the font to the SIM Sun that was already installed in Word 2007 solved the problem.

• Conversion of word 2003 documents. in PDF Adobe Acrobat 6.0

  I tried to convert documents from word 2003 with adobe acrobat 6.0 and I was not able to do. I can do that in excel and power point, but not in word. Can someone help me?

  Thank you

  It would be useful to know how you try to do the conversion. Try to print to the Adobe PDF printer.

• Conversion of Word for download at the Web site

  I have a MacBook Pro and I have a number of files in Pages I need to download from a Web site in Word. I don't have software haveWord. How can I do this? Thank you.

  I thought the Pages had the ability to save a file in Word format. If this isn't the case, then there are several alternatives open source free record in Word, such as free Office, Open Office. The choice is yours.

• Conversion to word disappeared

  Why has the ability to convert Word disappeared? I'm updating when asked but suddenly the ability to convert pdf to word is spent, it was on my system for ages so I'm confused why he suddenly disappeared and it is not listed anywhere as an option that I can find. Please explain in non-technical language what to do or how to contact adobe to get this restored, thanks

  Hi cja20939541,

  Export PDF to Word format option is always there. There is no changes.

  You can find 'Export to PDF' in the tool right on the application Adobe Acrobat Reader DC pane.

  Once you click it, you will get the option "Microsoft Word" in the menu dropdown under "convert to". Please see the screenshot below.

  

  Please let us know the version of the dowry of the Adobe Reader application and OS you are using.

  How you try to export a PDF?

  You can also try to export a PDF online here: https://cloud.acrobat.com/exportpdf

  Kind regards

  Meenakshi

• Conversion file Word 2011 to PDF Table of contents and hyperlinks are broken

  When you convert a document form Word 2011 (Mac) to PDF using Acrobat Pro.  The Table of contents and hyperlinks are broken and do not work.  I bought Acrobat Pro 11 to try to resolve this problem.

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• I use Acrobat Reader XI and subscribe to services online mainly for SCEM pdf conversion to word.  I would like to ssowrd protect the pdf docs I scanned into my computer.  How do you add this featuer for free download of Acrobat Reader XI?

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  Not possible with Acrobat Reader.

• Why can't I change this conversion to Word? He remained as an image

  I now have a Word docx, converted from a PDF file I created an impression scanning paper, and I want to copy and modify the text of the sections in the text to Word docx. How can I do?

  Hi dtereshchuk.

  ExportPDF performs OCR (OCR) characters by default when it converts the files, so it must have converted this text from the image in the PDF file created from a document scanned into editable text. Try triple - click in the text block that you want to copy - which should allow you to select the text.

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• Problems with the conversion of Word files to PDF via macro

  I have a weird problem with the Acrobat add-in. I want to convert a lot of files with the Word Add-In in PDF files. The printer is no option because it causes other problems.

  So I created a small macro for Word that transforms all the Word of a directory of files PDF files. The macro works great, but PDF files look right.

  I show you the problem with a Word file, first converted manually, then with the macro:

  First of all the image:  If the file is converted manually, it seems that the Word file and fonts are included.

  

  Second picture: If the macro converts the file it doesn't seem correct and the fonts are usually not included.

  

  I use Acrobat XI and Word 2010. The macro command is:

  ' new name for PDF
  pdfName = Replace(Replace(verz & "\" & fi.Name, "docx", "pdf"), "doc", "pdf")
              ' convert Word into PDF
              ActiveDocument.ExportAsFixedFormat OutputFileName:= _
                  pdfName, ExportFormat:= _
                  wdExportFormatPDF, OpenAfterExport:=False, OptimizeFor:= _
                  wdExportOptimizeForPrint, Range:=wdExportAllDocument, From:=1, To:=1, _
                  Item:=wdExportDocumentContent, IncludeDocProps:=False, KeepIRM:=False, _
                  CreateBookmarks:=wdExportCreateHeadingBookmarks, DocStructureTags:=True, _
                  BitmapMissingFonts:=False, UseISO19005_1:=False
  

  I did not, but the trick is to realize you don't want specific action. Rather, you want to treat a directory. DOCX files in the directory will be converted to PDF, then actions (if any).

• How to edit a document of 100 pages pdf without conversion to Word. I don't want to edit the content. You just want to save some pages in separate files...

  I have a large pdf file. I need to break it down in 'x' number of pages.

  Should I convert to Word?

  I don't want to change the content, just some pages in the file pdf saved only and not in master pdf.

  Thank you.

  Jack

  In Acrobat: Tools - Pages - extract...

• conversion of Word 2003 has changed format

  Converted a manuscript from Word 2003 to PDF. The PDF format/margin changed slightly, resulting in a different pagination. How can I work around this?

  Probably what happened, is that the PDF printer resolution is different from your default printer. When you change the DOC file, change the printer to the Adobe PDF printer and go through the WORD file to get the pages as you wish. Then the resulting PDF file should be the same. The cash flow and document best flow for the selected printer, WORD usually. So if you change the printer before printing (or select PDF Maker), WORD reformats the output document. It's the difference between a word processor and page layout program.