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• There was an error opening this document. The file is damaged and cannot be repaired.

  Greetings,

  I searched the forums, and this mistake has been examined in the context of how to treat a damaged PDF file.

  My question is a little different. The company that I am working has a tool to create what we call "knowledge base articles", i.e. product XML authoring with us help topics. They used this tool from 2008. Files can be attached to a topic. The XML files and attached PDF files is stored in a SQL database. Using the TOC Panel or the search function, relevant topics are retrieved.

  When there is an attached PDF, users can view the PDF in the browser or download the file and open it locally.

  The knowledge base has been moved from an environment of database SQL 2005 in Windows Server 2003 and IIS 6 for an environment database of SQL 2008 R2 to Windows Server 2008 R2, IIS 7.

  Now that we have the following problem: in some subjects the downloaded PDF can't be opened and one error

  "There is an error opening this document. The file is damaged and cannot be repaired. "is displayed. The curious is that some PDF files published this error, while others open without a problem. Source file all PDF files open without a hitch before they are downloaded.

  Any advice or pointers would be very appreciated.

  TIA, Donna

  Donna,.

  as you have probably read in a lot of discussions on this matter, this error message is usually correct, and the PDF file is damaged. As for how it gets damaged, it's something you need to know by poking around in your system. Here are a few general things that always apply when working with corrupt files:

  The first thing I would do is open such a file corrupted in a text editor such as NotePad to see what it actually contains. Any valid PDF file must begin with '% PDF -' followed by a version number. If you don't see that in the first line, then you are not dealing with a PDF file and you know why you do not get the file saved in your knowledge base.

  If this string is there, then you know that there a PDF file and the issue is somewhere in this file, and is where it gets much more complex. You will need a good understanding of the PDF specification to parse the file to see what is wrong with him.

  If you're lucky, you'll actually have a file of length zero (which means also no PDF header). No valid PDF file cannot be zero bytes long. Your second chance case would you find in fact an HTML error in this file (instead of PDF content), that tells you the reason for the problem (but again, this depends on your system).

• Error opening of Premiere Pro - "the application could not start properly. (0xc0000142).

  Error opening of Premiere Pro - "the application could not start properly. (0xc0000142).

  Using 10 Windows on a laptop HP with an AMD A8 - 3520M. Already uninstalled and reinstalled does not.

  I me evaluate the trial version of this app. So far, I'm not too impressed.

  Re: First Pro 2015 won't open after the recent update

• Adobe Acrobat - 'there was an error opening this document. The file is not found.

  Guys,

  I have a virtual layer to Adobe Flash player, with a point of entry to Internet Explorer. Apart from that, we used Thinreg to associate pdf files with a Thinapp copy of the Adobe Acrobat Reader 7 (using the allusers switch). We find that, while trying to open online pdf files, Acrobat Reader load then shows the error "there was an error opening this document. The file is not found. If we save the file and open it works very well.

  I am positive that it is a problem of isolation somewhere in the config layer of Acrobat Reader, but have not been able to track it down. It is probably that the Acorbat layer not looking outside of himself for the temporary internet folder that contains the pdf file that IE has cached?

  Everyone falls on something similar and has a solution?

  Matt

  Try to set the modes of insulation for your temporary folders (%temp%, % internet cache) merged to your package of IE. In addition, in our environment, we put % internet merged cache%/contents.is5. Not sure if it makes a difference.

• Player error: there was an error opening this document.  The size of the file exceeds the limit...

  The total error is: there was an error opening this document.  The size of the file exceeds the limit and cannot be saved.

  

  I don't think that player had a size limit?  The file is only a few hundred MB.

  Does anyone have an idea what could be causing this error?

  -Richard.

  Is it a document online or local?

  If online, see http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_xp-hardware/error-0x800700df-the-file-size-exceeds-the-limit/d208bba6-920c-4639-bd45-f345f462934f

• Error opening PDF files from the internet and from outlook 2010

  I use Server R2 2012 and you receive an error when you try to open a PDF from Outlook 2010 or when I try to upload a PDF file and open it from the internet. However, if the PDF file is one that opens in the web browser, it works fine. Using IE 11 account has access, I tried with a domain administrator account. Finally, I tried to uninstall and re install with no luck. Any ideas?

  I get:

  

  I uninstalled Adobe Acrobat Reader DC and installed Adobe Reader XI and everything works fine. This will be our fix current until a solution is found for the error above

• Error opening this document. The file is damaged and cannot be repaired.

  I use Reader 9.1.3 and trying to open this pdf file: http://www.xilinx.com/support/documentation/data_sheets/ds162.pdf and got the error in this message. Other people have been able to open this document, so I don't think that the file is damaged. Any ideas?

  Clear the cache of your browser and try to re - download the file.

• File does not begin with '% PDF -'. Error opening PDF files in the browser

  When the user rent a report via internet explorer, it shows "file does not begin with '% PDF -'". I reinstalled acrobat, but it still does not.

  

  Configuration as follows

  Adobe Acrobat Reader X

  Name of the operating system: Microsoft Windows 10

  Browser: Internet Explorer Version: 11.00.10586

  The file you are trying to open is not a (valid) PDF file. Contact the Web site from which you guessed it, and report the problem to them.

• Check spelling Thunderbird displays in the form of words of errors that are not in the draft text mail.

  I'm running Thunderbird 24.5.0 on a system Windows 8.1 (both newly installed). According to Windows / Microsoft Update updates only in circulation are both updates optional (for Silverlight and Bing Office, nor who have or want to).

  Today I prepared a letter of project, that has been saved in the subfolder 'Project' of 'local folders '. After further review and editing, I pressed the "Send" button to send the e-mail message. As expected, the window "Check spelling" popped up and said problems with a few words, who were treated by variously by adding them to the dictionary, fix or ignore the. When it reaches the end of the text, however, the spelling continued to draw words hat, presenting more than thirty extra "mistakes".

  If this is of any help, these words seem to be 'technical' nature, which suggests that the spelling might have gotten in the part of the document or the system where it shouldn't be. Include "charset", "mso" (multiple instances), 'msoNormal', 'msoChpDefault', 'WordSection', 'qformat', 'ANSI' and 'bidi '.

  I might add that at the beginning of my Thunderbird request and in particular the structure and the content of the 'Local folders' hierarchy, have been determined by the content of a profile file created on my old Windows XP system via an import in Outlook Express, which was in turn copied everywhere in my new machine. The project email which is the subject of this question was however prepared entirely on the new system.

  Thanks for your input, Matt.

  I entered all the text in the first box above. It was intended to provide an accurate description, with specific examples, the problem I had.

  However, further investigation, stated that the problem only occurred when the original text was seized by an account. As a result, I just found out the signature html for this account file was damaged and contained a lot of invisible extra hardware, which the text identified by the spell check.

  Recreate a clean version of the signature for the account file solved the problem.

• Cannot open before PDF of the iPhone

  Our customers send in emails that some of our users are viewing on their iPhone. When they send the message to other users, pdf files does not open. It gives an error message "there was an error opening this document. The file is damaged and could not be repaired. I tried to save the PDF on the desktop, and then try to open it with no success and the same error message. I also checked to make sure that the add-in is enabled.

  We are on Acrobat X 32 bit 10.1.10 Standard and Windows 7 x 64 Pro / month last Outlook is the 32-bit version. Is that what the problem of ideas?

  We are experiencing this same problem on my place of work.

  The issue occurs intermittently, and whenever it happens, it is determined that the corrupt PDF attachment was sent from an iPhone (seems to be linked to iOS 9.3.x)

  When a PC user tries to open the PDF file, receive an error message "Acrobat cannot open 'PDFname' because it is not a supported file type or because the file has been damaged (for example, it was sent as an attachment to e-mail and has not been correctly decoded.)"

  The file is readable from an iPhone or from the Mac OS x native Viewer (does not open on Mac Adobe either).

  Curiously, the damaged PDF files CAN be repaired by opening the PDF said on a Mac using the native application "Preview" and "save under" from there. The resulting PDF file can then be opened to PC, Mac, Adobe, etc...

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• Vista - error opening installation log

  whenever I try to download the updates of security, update definitions for windows defeneder or download service packs, an error message appears "error opening installation log, check the location and that it is writable.

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• "There was an error opening this document...". »

  Nice day

  On a large scale of. A PDF file that we are trying to get through our virtual repository when the document is opened in Adobe Reader, v. 15.017.20053.63404, we receive this error:

  "There was an error opening this document. The file is damaged and cannot be repaired. »

  Why is this the only application .pdf Viewer which is not clear this error? I used Google Chrome, Foxit PDF and other programs and other applications opens the file very well.

  What should I do, that this is resolved on the side of the Adobe Reader?

  Thank you

  AVA

  Hi Avarayne,

  Try to disable the Safe_mode at startup, launch Adobe Reader, go to the Edit menu > then click on Preferences > click (improved) security and uncheck the box enable protected at Startup Mode > click OK.

  Also, visit this link that addresses the same problem: can't open the PDF

  Would it be possible for you to share any of the files with us? I sent you a private message for the same, please reply to this message.

  Let us know the results.

  Thank you

  Shivam

• Acrobat error opening document

  When I try and open a .pdf document I get the message "there was an error opening this document. The file is damaged and cannot be repaired. »

  I have Acrobat Pro 10.1.7 on my iMac computer.  Why open some PDF documents and others have this error message?

  I think you found the problem.

  I loaded Chrome on my computer and then went on the Naval Academy website and downloaded the 2012 annual report.

  Then I left Chrome open Safari and downloaded the same report.

  Chrome has opened his report without problem.  When I tried to open the downloaded Safari report I got the message "there was an error opening this document. The file is damaged and cannot be repaired. "It seems that Safari is the culprit.

  Thank you very much for your time and effort.  Problem solved.

  jzach52

• Error opening of Adobe PDF files

  Hello...

  I suddenly got an error appear whe opening most of the PDF files - 'there was an error opening this document. The file is damaged and cannot be repaired. »

  Subsequently, I am unble to open these files. I am on a Mac with OS X 10.8 and am using Adobe Acrobat version 10.1.4.

  The files are primarily downloaded / saved on my desktop through Safari. Here are the files PDF that I previously helped to open but all of a sudden cannot.

  Any help on this would be greatly appreciated! ... Thank you!!
  

  Oops... too late - I felt it was pretty simple and legitimate given I could recovered files that I deleted from my library, and downloading has been on the official Adobe site yet...

  In any case - to complete this process successfully!

  It actually works – remove the two original files in the Internet Plug-Ins folder, and then download Adobe Reader from the Adobe site 10.1.4. What is the best, I'm far from being technical interest, yet found this is simple to fill out!

  I have tested the phone bill PDF I mentioned earlier and another 'Report' (PDF) file that both have been saved from the Internet directly on my desk. The previous two files don't open always, however, the newly registered copies these files reopen very well!

  Thanks mate for putting me on this link-, it worked a treat bloody!

  See you soon!

  Michael

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