Create a PDF from Word 2010 file is not correctly convert pictures and text boxes

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• 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.

• I just paid almost $10 to create a PDF from a jpg file, but I did it so that I can change it. Now I find that I needed another Adobe package that would create the pdf AND I would change it. What should I do now?

  I just paid almost $10 to create a PDF from a jpg file, but I did it so that I can change it. Now I find that I needed another Adobe package that would create the pdf AND I would change it. What should I do now?

  If you create a PDF file from an image, it is always a picture, and you cannot change it.

  If the image contains text, then you need to perform the text recognition (OCR) before you can actually change the text.  Acrobat can do that.

• Convert to PDF from word, the fonts are not included, the word doc record embedded fonts, but conversion does not incorporate fonts?  What should I do to get the embedded fonts?

  Convert to PDF from word, the fonts are not included, the word doc record embedded fonts, but conversion does not incorporate fonts?  What should I do to get the embedded fonts?

  I used times new roman in word 2013.  New file.  Apparently the version of adobe that I use will not incorporate.  I use the version line.  I was told that I have to upgrade to Adobe Pro.  I'm dealing with a patent application, so I can't share the document.  The patent office cannot accept that documents with embedded fonts.  My drawings that have been scanned and then converted are a problem too because I get an error based on the size of the page (23.6 "x 32.4") and I am unable to reduce this size in files from Adobe.com.

  Unfortunately I signed up for this product that get these two converted documents and uploaded only to discover that the conversions will not download.

• 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!

• Is it possible to keep the custom metatags when you create PDF from Word 2007 files?

  Does anyone know a way to have custom metadata attached to a Word 2007 document to be completed in the course of an Adobe PDF file? The "Save as PDF or XPS ' in Word 2007 command clears all custom metatags that you have attached to the Word doc as PDF file has metadata cleaned up when you open it in Acrobat X.

  However, in Word 2010, you can incorporate the MetaTags in the doc properties, create the PDF file using the Save as PDF, and the metatags are stored in the PDF file. So far, I have not found a way to do the same thing in Word 2007. (I know it is possible to add the metatags in Acrobat after the creation of the PDF file, but we are looking for a way to provide a Microsoft Word template that has the MetaTags already integrated, so colleagues by using Word 2007 can create PDFs that include our metadata.)

  Thanks for any help you can offer.

  Using check-in PDF or XPS does not use Adobe technology. You must use the Acrobat Ribbon to create PDFs using Acrobat technology (or print to Acrobat that does save all metadata).

• Italics in creating a PDF from Word

  I have a client that uses a specialized police.  This is a license (including italic, bold and bold italic) and in the directory.

  Using Microsoft Word 2010 on Windows 7, the function "Create a PDF file" changes all instances of the police in slanted/sloped Roman Italic; bold and bold italic function as expected.  It seems to be unique to the function of Word: I can open the files in OpenOffice, use its PDF Creator, and italics out (even if other things on the file are problematic). The problem occurs with several parameters to create a PDF file, including Standard, print and press.  Coating (or desincorporation) forcing the police doesn't seem to work.  Suggestions elsewhere on the forum for similar problems, I tried to copy or link the font files in the folder of files shared/fonts from Adobe; that did not help, either.  I reinstalled the police a couple of times, and the problem persists.

  I don't really know what I'm doing and it's quite possible that there is a very easy solution here; any help would be appreciated!

  In case someone ever crosses this problem (another symptom: If in the editing of text in Adobe, you deitalicize and reitalicize the text tilted artificially, it gets replaced by the true italics, so that the computer knows clearly the existence of italic), I discovered that he strives to do not use functions "Create a PDF file" or "Save as Adobe PDF" in Word , but rather use generic "Save as", then choose PDF as the file type.  It uses underlying italics, without the artificial obliques.

• When you try to create a PDF file from a police site is not correctly convert into a readable format

  Hello

  As the title says when I find something on a website I want to create a PDF with, the font that is readable on the site converts once the PDF file is created in an unknown format, which is not readable in any language. I use Adobe Acrobat XI Pro and novice quite using Acrobat, so any info would be a great help. Try and search around the forum for the question but I don't really know what to type I'm not familiar with what the text converts to.

  

  Print to PDF from a site that has CSS style fonts, you should choose the option "depend on font system.." in the Adobe PDF printer properties.

• Create a PDF from multiple indesign files

  Hi guys,.

  I am editing a book that is already created. It was divided into chapters and received all the separate from chapters (in the indesign format). However, on the pages Panel, it shows the page numbers and if I add / delete pages he modifies the numbering. Does this mean the original designer used the format of book? If so, how almalgamate to create a PDF file to send to printers?

  Also if I want to change the global styles (fonts etc.) must I do in each individual masterpage for each chapter?

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  What version of InDesign are you using? When I opened a panel of book, there are many more options. If make sure that in your book panel, none of the chapters are selected (click in the white space at the bottom to deselect). You should see a few options available for PDF and EPUB for export.

• FLA file is not correctly converted to animated GIF

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  When I publish the animated gif, I get a non-animated GIF with the logo of 'flash' - filter .net at the top of the image.

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  you're supposed to buy this component, and until you do, you have a paralyzed component?

  and check your publish settings to make your you have checked the animated gif with type of adaptive palette with a lot of colors.

• Acrobat Pro 9.1 creates is no longer a PDF from Word 2007

  I upgraded from Acrobat 7 to 9, specifically to better control the parameters when PDFs from Word 2007. It worked as I had hoped until the upgrade of 9.1 vulnerability has been installed. Now it is no longer will create a PDF from Word 2007 documents at all.

  Of in Word 2007, when I click on "Create a PDF file" (be it in the Office menu or a toolbar of Acrobat) he asked a file name, but when I click on 'Save' has no effect. This is true even for the simplest possible document with the settings "By default" PDF "Preferences".

  If I click with the right button on the name of the document file in Windows Explorer, with Word 2007 closed and click on "Convert to Adobe PDF" in the menu, it starts and the box of staus comes up, but after a few seconds stops and displays "an unexpected error has occurred. PDFMaker is impossible to produce the PDF from Adobe. »

  I can still "save under" PDF in Word 2007, but this gives me little control over the format.

  Is it possible I can get Acrobat 9.1 doing what I bought, and that Adobe announced it will do?

  Are you able to create a PDF using the button from other applications such as PowerPoint?

  One solution might be to run 'Fix' on the installation of Acrobat.

• Problem creating pdf from Word and Excel in Windows 10 - can anbody help?

  When I try to create a PDF from word or excel docs using acrobat on the toolbar, the program ends with the warning "Word find problems with the acrobatpdfmaker office com add-in" - I turned off and check the updates and through troubleshooting but no joy. Not willing to continue to pay subscription fee for something that does not work.

  Hello

  Microsoft has released a fix for this problem that is available with the 16.0.6568.2034 version. Please update your office 2016 version 16.0.6568.2034 or higher.

  Reference https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/PDFMaker-crashes-office2016-office365.html

  Thank you

  Tanvi

• DC:title in PDF file from Word 2010 - where it comes from?

  Hi, I have Office 2010 and Acrobat X Pro (all to date) and creates a PDF from within Word using PDFMaker 10.1.

  In the file PDF resulting, the properties of the Document shows in the Description of a title: the "mandate", that is not anywhere in the Word file, or what I see everywhere in its metadata.

  By going in... and then advanced, additional metadata in the PDF file, I see that the element of Dublin Core Properties dc:title has 'Mandate' as the value for [x-default].

  My question is where this value comes from? It's somewhere in the Word doc or somewhere in my system?

  And how do I get it so that the title of the Word document is put there?

  All advice and assistance would be greatly appreciated!

  Thanks and all the best, JP

  If you save in Adobe PDF format and that you have the option "convert document information' checked in the PDFMaker settings dialog box, then the metadata for the PDF file reflect what the word was defined in the document properties panel (via the menu prepare or right click on a file in Windows Explorer, then select Properties > summary). If you uncheck the option to convert the information in document, PDFMaker leave any empty apart from the basics (creation of ID software, dates, etc.).

  Print format PDF is a slightly different question, in this case, the title of the PDF is generated using the file name and the application that started the print job.

• Acrobat Pro DC freezes when creating a PDF from the Clipboard and gives an error message when you create a pdf from Microsoft Word 2016.

  Two weeks ago I have upgraded to Adobe Acrobat Pro since Acrobat Pro XI DC. Create a PDF from Clipboard in appearance from a status bar results, lessons for 25%, at which point Acrobat "freezes" "." " Similarly, when using the feature to create a file PDF in Microsoft Word 2016, a progress bar appears, gets to 25%, then the error message "Microsoft Word has stopped working", restart Word, and a message recommending that the Acrobat Add-in is disabled. I'm on Windows x 64 on a Lenovo X 1 carbon 10. Is there a "fix" to these questions?

  The word problem seems more likely to have a bug introduced by Microsoft in their last update for Word 2016, a couple of weeks. Someone posted a way to get Word to revert to a version:

  To revert to a version earlier office 2013 or 2016 Office in the form of installation of Office 365, you must use a command line and specify the build number, that you want to return.

  1. As Office 365 facilities are automatically updated in the background, you must disable the automatic updates first. This can be done in any application Office 365 via:
     File-> Office account-> Update Options-> disable updates
  2. Open a command prompt:
     1. Start-> type:cmd
     2. Click on: command prompt
     3. Choose: Run as administrator
     4. Provide your credentials to the administrator or to confirm the user account control dialog box when you are prompted.
  3. Type the command below that applies to your version of Office or Windows
     • Office 2016
       cd %programfiles%\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\ClickToRun\
     • 2013 office under Windows 32-bit
       cd %programfiles%\Microsoft Office 15\ClientX86\
     • 2013 desktop on 64-bit Windows
       cd %programfiles%\Microsoft Office 15\ClientX64\
  4. You can specify the number of bed to regain in the following way:
     officec2rclient.exe /update user updatetoversion=
     • Replace with the build number that you want to return. There is a preview of version numbers, you can return to the Office 2013 and 2016 Office.
     • Example to return to the release of January 2016 office:
       OfficeC2RClient.exe /update user updatetoversion=16.0.6366.2062
     • Example to return to the release of January 2013 office:
       OfficeC2RClient.exe /update user updatetoversion=15.0.4787.1002

• Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro won't create PDFs from Word on my new laptop Windows 10.

  Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro won't create PDFs from Word on my new laptop Windows 10.  How can I fix?

  Hi marcw6Colonial,

  Adobe Acrobat 9 is not compatible with Windows 10.

  It may or may not work properly with this OS.

  I would also like to inform you that it is an older version and not support the Adobe Acrobat application.

  Kind regards

  Meenakshi