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• How can I get Acrobat Reader XI back as my default? I'm more able to edit PDFs with Acrobat Reader DC.

  How can I get Acrobat Reader XI back as my default? I'm more able to edit PDFs with Acrobat Reader DC.

  Adobe Reader XI could not change the files. Do you have Adobe Acrobat (not to be confused with Adobe Acrobat Reader)?

  If so, you should always have well if you have installed the free player it will open by default pdf files.

  Check to see if you still have (or had initially) XI Adobe Acrobat (Standard or Pro) and we'll see if we can get repaired.

• How can I insert and delete pages from a pdf with acrobat 10 X?

  How can I insert and delete pages from a pdf with acrobat 10 X?

  Otherwise, don't forget that your page thumbnails Panel is open and click the icon highlighted in this image, just under the title.

  

  You will see a drop-down list with the options you need.

  

• Tried to open a PDF with Acrobat Pro Trial XI and sign popped up, I entered my username and password, but he doesn't answer his similar gray with the four points of rotation for ever. Any solution please?

  Tried to open a PDF with Acrobat Pro Trial XI and sign popped up, I entered my username and password, but he doesn't answer his similar gray with the four points of rotation for ever. Any solution please?

  Hi higi97,

  How are you connected to the internet? You're behind a corporate firewall particularly safe? You're on Mac or Windows? You have an anti-malware software running on your computer which can prevent applications other than your browser to connect to internet?

  You can try the steps below:

  1. close the application of creative cloud.

  2. navigate to the OOBE folder.

  Windows: [system drive]: \Users\ [user name] \AppData\Local\Adobe\OOBE

  Mac OS: /Users/ [user name] / folder/Library/Application Support / Adobe / OOBE

  3. delete the opm.db file.

  4. launch creative cloud.

  Let us know if this helps,

  Kind regards

  Rave

• Convert block of text to PDF with Acrobat

  Hello. When to convert a text file to PDF with Acrobat X Pro the spacing of the characters in the resulting file is incorrect.  The columns of figures that line up correctly in the text file, do not properly align in the PDF file.  I adjust the conversion settings in the CREATE PDF FROM WEB PAGE THE box and I chose a fixed-width font.   If I use Adobe PDF Converter (printer driver), the result is perfect.  If I open the text file with Microsoft Word and then convert it to PDF with PDFMaker, it is also perfect. I want to use Acrobat so that I can bulk convert my files 300 text in PDF format.   Can you please help as I have tried everything?  Thank you.  Paul Pontikis (Deakin University)

  How are the files PDF, text is a set of text-as-graphics. Individual graphs can be lines, words or even simple letters. So there aren't really spaces at all in many files, just the text is a little further away.

  Clearly Acrobat calculates wrong - I think as I said, this looks like a rounding error.

  There nothing like what you are looking for - once the PDF file is made, the locations are fixed.

• Can I change anything in a PDF with Acrobat Pro XI?

  Can I change anything in a PDF with Acrobat Pro XI?

  Depends on the file. Files secure, files created in LiveCycle Designer,

  signed files, PDF/A files, etc. cannot be changed directly in Acrobat.

• Import data from Excel in PDF with Acrobat Pro XI - is it possible? How?

  I need to be able to create a pdf file where certain information can be merged to an Excel spreadsheet in the pdf file so that our land use specialists can use tablets to fill the field. I also need to be able to create a field where the user can join or import a jpg file. Is it possible to do this with Acrobat Pro XI? Another program is necessary. I need to know the answers to my questions by January 28, 2016.

  Hi shannonr80675036,

  Yes, but you there are two things you need to do in Excel for this to work:

  Columns must be named the same as the field names in the PDF form. The names that you use in your PDF form, or you must change the names of fields in the PDF form so that they correspond to the column names in Excel, you can either match. In this example, I took the first approach and used the field names as my column headings:

  

  

  When you export your data to Excel file, you must select the "Tab Delimited Text" format. It is one of the export options in Excel (and other spread sheet applications) which is available when you select file > save as:

  

  Once you have your tabs-delimited text file, open your PDF form, and then select Tools > forms > more form Options and click Import:

  

  In the file dialog box, select this option to import a text file, browse to your exported text file and select it. In the next screen, you can then choose what import record, you can import only one record at a time:

  This will complete the PDF form with the selected values:

  

  That, for each record you have in your Excel file and save the PDF file under a new name.

  Kind regards

  Nicos

• How to resize a page file of pdf with Acrobat Pro?

  Acrobat Pro, how can you resize a page to PDF (21.38 x 26.75 mm ") into a single measure 6" x 9 ", which will be submitted as the trim size? Is there a feature that allows it to be? How does set an all printing options in the print Application dialog box to adjust the size of a page of custom file?

  Pages wide you need to tax a plugin or script in Acrobat.

  Alternatively, you can print them on the Adobe PDF printer using the desired page size, well that which will remove all the file contains metadata (bookmarks, fields, comments, etc.).

• How to create a pdf with Acrobat Pro 7 which can be edited/saved by user

  Found the link to this and he lost!  Now, I'm wasting time trying to figure it out yet - 3 hours!  The PDF with fields was created with Acrobat.  When I tested with Adobe Reader, it will not allow the user to save the file - fill and print ONLY.  Friday, I was able to find a workaround, but now I forgot.  Any help is appreciated.  Thank you!

  Hi Tiggerc,

  If you have Acrobat Pro 7 or higher, you can add reader allowing rights to the PDF document that will allow the user with the Reader Adobe free to fill out and save the form.

  You can find it in the menu advanced in Acrobat 7 with similar wording to "Expand in Adobe Reader" or "Enable usage rights in Adobe Reader".  After selecting this menu option just follow the guests of the dialog box.

  Let me know if you have any questions

  Kind regards

  ~ Dominique

• Why Firefox tries to open the PDF with Acrobat 8 when I set properties using Reader 9.1?

  If I click on a link in a PDF file from Firefox 3.6.10 he's trying to open it with Acrobat 8 and breaks down, while if I double-click on a folder it opens properly with Reader 9.1

  If I try to open with Acrobat 8 for the record, he does not either, but why Firefox does not use the default program?

  Go to tools | Options | Applications. The first 4 entries focus on Adobe. Make sure that the association is your version 9.1. If this is not the case, click on the association that shows. You will get a triangle pointing downwards to the right. Click it, and then check if 9.1 is displayed. If so, select it. Do the same for the other elements of Adobe.

  You can also check the "Folder Options" in the control panel. In the tab "File Types", you will find all file extensions and the programs with which they are associated. Scroll to the PDF extension and make sure that it is associated with a "Document of Adobe Acrobat. If this is not the case, click the < button > and find adobe in the programs list.

  Just to let you know, Adobe Reader is now up to version 9.4. You can go to the Adobe website to download the latest version.

  davewdan

• PDF/A with Reader and PDF with Acrobat

  Hello

  Can I tell Windows Open the PDF/A with Adobe Reader and the PDF with Adobe Acrobat.

  Thank you

  Nothing. Windows doesn't use the end of the name ("pdf") pour choose.

• I can no longer open PDFs with Acrobat Pro XI.  I can only open it with Adobe Reader.  Is there any solution for this?

  I can longer open PDFs with Adobe Acrobat Pro XI.  I can only open it with Adobe Reader.  Is there any solution for this?

  Hi Steven,

  Right-click in the PDF file, go to 'Open with' & choose "Adobe Acrobat XI".

  

  Let me know if the file opens in Adobe Acrobat XI or not.

  Also, I would like to know if there is an error.

  Kind regards

  Nicos

• After the new installation unable to print to PDF with Acrobat 8 Pro

  I recently had to do a clean install on my desktop computer.  Is it possible that I can print to PDF with my Adobe Acrobat Pro 8, which was working fine before the clean install.  I am aware that Adobe supports this version is no longer, but isn't this program, able to run without updating?  You want to print the pdf files from Web sites and Microsoft office.  Spin operating system Windows 7 Ultimate.

  Hi jadbe,

  Windows 7 is not a platform proven to Acrobat 8.

• "The default configuration of Microsoft Fax to Fax" cover Page"and default printer?

  I GET TIRED OF CONSTANTLY HAVING TO 'SAY' THE FAX TO SEND A MESSAGE WITHOUT A COVER PAGE, AND THEN "DISSEMINATE" IT TO USE THE "FAX" PRINTER

  Hi ADRIEN,.

  I recommend you follow this link & check if it helps.

  How to install and use Microsoft Fax?

  Hope the helps of information.
  Please post back and we do know.

• Flattening of PDFs with Acrobat Pro XI

  Just to have a PDF print the rebound in employment because the file has not been flattened & I had a few problems of major black overprint with the printed piece.

  Is it possible to flatten the PDF (as printer suggested)? He did not know how, but asked that I made and submit again for a reprint.

  The javascript online freebie works for Acro X and not Pro XI.

  Thank you!

  Hi peterpica,

  You can find the tool overview of flattening in the Production Print pane in the tools Panel. You can delete/flatten transparency with the Flattener Preview. See this document for assistance for more information: Adobe Acrobat X Pro * overview of dialog box overview of flattening (he wrote for Acrobat X, but also applies to Acrobat XI).

  Best,

  Sara