Conversion Word 2010 .pdf

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• How to keep the correct margins/page size when you convert a Word 2010 PDF document?

  I searched the Internet far and wide in order to understand why, when converting a Word 2010 document in PDF format in Windows 7 (via Adobe Distiller 9.5.5316), the top and bottom of the resulting PDF margins are automatically increased (which reduces the content on the page a bit) despite having consistently and everywhere the value paper A4 in Word 2010 and Adobe default PDF settings. It's almost as if distilling is stubbornly scaling the document to a different page size any of the parameters are specified.

  I solved this problem in previous versions by simply unchecking scaling print in Microsoft Word or distill. "In Word 2010, do you this through: file-> Options-> advanced, and then clear the paper sizes 'Scale content for A4 or 8.5 x 11' setting ' in the Print section.

  Today it is not so simple. I suspect that there is some chipping page or by default will sizing on but where and how to change it?

  I have to say that the years of updates Adobe seems to have two different products Adobe for creating files PDF. the above mentioned distill as long as Adobe Acrobat Pro Extended-(v. 9.5.5). However, they use the same default settings of PDF from Adobe by specifying the format of A4 paper.

  I think I have seen/inspected all of the parameters available to specify page sizes and scale - Adobe used to provide the add-in PDFMaker for Word, which manifested itself in a Word called "Acrobat" tab, and, we could see PDF settings, but this tab disappeared for a long time with a previous update to Acrobat. I tried to make this tab reappear in Word, but nothing helped.

  I also confirmed the size settings for correct page for Brother printers both Adobe in the dialog Windows 7 "devices and printers".

  The stones left to chance? Thank you.

  Print scale is always an option in Acrobat. Adobe continue to change the name. Look closely. Looking for options like "fit to page".

• Conversion Word 2010 document to a PDF in Acrobat XI form

  1. when the available form fields are created by Acrobat, some are in areas I have has no intention of being "complete" and some intended to "fill" have been neglected for form fields. How do I add/remove form to fill in form fields?

  2. If my intention is to have a field to be completed, the originating process of Word should have a blank space (i.e., a white table row or column) in order to be identified and captured as an interactive form field?

  3 once the PDF form is finished, a user need any particular version of Adobe Acrobat to access and fill out the form to fill out?

  Thank you!

  Tools-> forms-> Edit

  Select the fields that you want to remove, and then press the delete key. You can use the add field new to add additional fields. Yes to have an empty space or underscore area will tend to indicate to Acrobat you want to a text or a box to be used, but if you want a different domain type, you need to create your own field.

  

• conversion Word document PDF mainly in Greek

  document mainly in Greek not hidden from the Greek in Word.

  help please

  @

  Hey stacev82364152,

  We would certainly help you.

  When you choose "file > export to > Microsoft Word" to convert your PDF to word, click the settings button in the in the dialog box.

  

  In the dialog box "Save settings as DOCX", click Set Language , and choose Greek under the label of the Document language.

  Let me know if it helps.

  Kind regards

  Ana Maria

• "Unable to locate the document capture recognition service. Your installation is perhaps corrupt '-Adobe Acrobat 2015 (2015.008.20082) someone had the same number on this version in a .pdf conversion/export to MS Word 2010?

  Hi all

  I saw this same error appear around the web, but none that relate to Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2015) and MS Word 2010. Has anyone encountered this same flaw/message when you try to convert/export a pdf file to MS Word 2010?

  After clicking OK several times (through the above message), the export moves in any case, is there a way to maybe get rid of the messages coming, just to make the conversion to operate?

  As an accompaniment, this isn't a problem with the help of MS Word 2013 with Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (2015), but I would like to know if anyone has found a fix work for this export/conversion to Word 2010 (I may be among the masses here with this, but just in case where anyone knows of a fix for this).

  Thank you for your time and any advice greatly received.

  -Pete

  Hi Psymon,

  There will be no change in the application, updates are just to fix some reported bugs. This will improve the user experience.

  Kind regards
  Nicos

• 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.

• Images placed behind text in Word 2010 are proposed to cover the text after conversion to PDF.

  System Specs:

  Windows 7, Word 2010, Acrobat XI

  I've highlighted several paragraphs thoughout the book I write by placing an image behind them. These images are set to display behind the text, leaving the readable text. So the image offers a sort of background for these select paragraphs.

  They look great in Word 2010.

  And the PDF looks a lot when I exported from Word 2007 using Acrobat 9 (at least I think it was 9...).

  But now, when I convert it to PDF using Word 2010 and Acrobat XI, the image is moved in front of the text; obscuring her completely.

  We never saw it? Any suggestions?

  EDIT - to be clear, I do the conversion using the PDF what acrobat tools puts in Word when it is installed.

  Here's how Adobe level 2 support 'resolved' for us: uninstall all instances of Acrobat on your system. If you have another version of Acrobat (if reader, Standard or Pro) installed, purge your system of all the tips of it in the Program Files folders and clean the registry of all guides in Acrobat. In my case, I use Adobe Application Manager because I now have CS6 installed, so installed Acrobat XI of MAO by clicking on "Try". It is installed and then I installed 11.0.1 update and then activated using my product key. I really think that the problem was that I didn't install PDF Maker during the original installation, because it was such a slug and buggy to who. When I installed by the above, I had not given the choice, so now I have Acrobat or Adobe tabs on all my Office applications, oh joy. But printing to PDF works as it should. As I was directed by rein through most of the above, I have no idea what has been really effective on the above. I tried to just uninstall Acrobat and resettlement on a system on which no other version of Acrobat had already been installed, but on which install the original XI of Acrobat didn't understand the PDF Maker and who had the symptoms of printing of this thread. This doesn't solve the problem, but do the relevant parts of the steps I have indicated above, did the trick. I have 20 users with XI Acrobat installed; Some have this symptom, some don't. I have not analyzed to see what is the common point, but this problem and its solution still seems very rickety for me.

• Can new Acrobat DC integrates with Word 2010 to merge to PDF?

  I have a form of fusion and mailing that I use every month to send certificates. Currently I have Acrobat X Pro that integrates with Word 2010 to allow me to click on a button to merge all my folders individual documents in PDF format and send everyone on the appropriate recipient. (It's amazing)!

  Does this feature exist in XI Acrobat or Acrobat DC?

  According to this page (web browsers and applications of PDFMaker) the PDFMaker plugin of XI and DC is compatible with Office 2010, while this feature is still available, even when you upgrade to these versions.

• How to create pdf from WORD 2010 (Windows 7 64B), the maintenance of links?

  How can I create a pdf file of MS Word 2010 (Windows 7, 64 b), keep the links and hyperlinks?

  In any case, it seems a problem of 'create pdf' Word 2010 (64B) and get a PDF of aproper.

  Is there a solution?

  I finally found the solution.

  File Word 2010-> save as-> file type: pdf (optimize for the standard: verified)-> save

  However, thanks to all the world!

• PDF, produced from word 2010 print to Distiller 11.0 has some "BOLD" letters, a normal font.

  Problem:

  http://www.pdsa.org/images/stories/PDF/insurance-booklet-101213.PDF

  This PDF was created by creation in MS Word 2010 (application Pscript5.dll version 5.2.2) and then to print (using pdf Distiller 11.0 producer) in Adobe PDF format.  (I read this in the PDF properties).

  Problem: I am in Adobe CC and use, it is updated apps.  If the link above looks great to me.

  But people running Windows XP and Acrobat reader 10 complain that the text comes as some letters are "BOLD", and some are normal font.  The L and I are particularly visible.

  And its screen rendering not only.  The printed page is too bad.

  A clue: here is another document made in In-Design:

  http://www.pdsa.org/images/stories/PDF/coping2013.PDF

  It looks and prints great on both platforms...

  By examining the properties of the PDF font, you have many fonts that are not integrated and that could be the problem. Try to print with the press or print job settings file. The default value is Standard and incorporates all of it. It is worth at least try, even though you will probably have to get one of these people to watch it again. What I see are the headers and the questions in bold.

  In the second file, all fonts are embedded and at a first glance, it seems that there may be actually less fonts in the second file.

• Acrobat Pro XI V11.0.2 - Word 2010 to PDF Convert is unable to generate the header text

  Hello

  Following the recent update to V11.0.2, the converter of PDF of Acrobat to Word 2010 fails to generate the output document properly. Missing on the part of the text of the Word header box.

  However, using Acrobat XI through the 'print to PDF printer' seems to generate the output correctly file.

  System is Windows XP - SP3 with Office 2010 (and all current updates), Acrobat Pro V11.0.2

  Example Word source and PDF file are available, if anyone can find a way to this web interface allows to post examples.

  Colin Butcher.

  We have the same problem. We have set by going to Options and uncheck "enable accessibility and reflow with containing the tag Adobe PDF '.

  So, we will not have every time that Word, we went in Arobat-> preferences and unchecked this setting.

  Aaron

• When you create PDF from WORD 2010 files, can't do the TOC header as hyperlinks entries

  When you create PDF from WORD 2010 files, I can't have the TOC header as hyperlinks entries. I'm used to be able to do this in WORD 2003. I tried to create a PDF file in Acrobat by selecting file > create PDF > navigate to the WORD file > select three check boxes >

  Help them get the entries in TOC topic as hyperlinks?

  Try to do this from Word by using the Ribbon.

• Loss of links HTML and Word to PDF conversion

  Hi, when I convert a Web page or a word to PDF document, the links show as blue underlined fonts, but the URL is missing, and so the link is not active. I checked that "add links" is checked in my conversion settings. The same thing happens when I print to Adobe PDF, or when I select the menu "convert to PDF".

  I use Adobe Pro X and Word 2003. My OS is Windows XP.  Any advice would be appreciated.

  Thanks, Paul

  First of all, by using the Adobe PDF printer to create PDF won't get you links.

  Second, try to drag your HTML files directly in Acrobat to see what is happening.  If you aren't yet getting links then I would repair or reinstall Acrobat X

• Files Word 2010 RTF in landscape only print to PDF in Portrait

  The RTF to Word 2003 files which are oriented landscape print landscape PDF.  Files Word 2010 RTF print with Portrait orientation.  I don't know there is a setting somewhere that I need to change.  Anyone know what it is?

  FYI: An update of the software solves the problem.

• Images cut off when printing to PDF in Word 2010

  I saw a thread about it, but he never sufficiently answered. It is perhaps better understand now. It turns out that when I printed to PDF with MS Word 2010, Windows XP, all the images seem to be partially superimposed with a white box. Here are the jpg files, but it also occurs with other formats. I can really only the last column of tiles. This also happened to me with Word 2008. I am attaching a page cropped with such an image. Woukd anyone know what is happening here and how to fix it? I am running Acrobat 9.0 Pro. Thank you very much - it was really bothering me for awhile now. CutePDF will do the job but I prefer the 'high quality distiller' better...

  -Klaus

  

  You could try the tool object editing and see if you can choose this white background which is hiding something and move/delete it. Worth a try. It may just be an overlay of some sort.