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• Acrobat Reader DC works fine and opens a PDF file without problem - until I have a word document open as well-, then the PDF file crashes. I can't open a PDF file, a word document is also open.

  Acrobat Reader DC works fine and opens a PDF file without problem - until I have a word document open as well-, then the PDF file crashes. I can't open a PDF file, a word document is also open.

  For troubleshooting, you can disable the Protected Mode (https://helpx.adobe.com/reader/using/protected-mode-windows.html#id_94783) and see if that solves the problem. If the problem persists, please re-enable the Protected Mode to improve safety.

  Let us know how it goes.

• I created a pdf file on my computer that has several links to to other PDFs, word documents, etc. When I send this to people that they cannot access the links. Probably because the files in the links are only stored on my computer. Any ideas?

  I created a pdf file on my computer that has several links to to other PDFs, word documents, etc. When I send this to people that they cannot access the links. Probably because the files in the links are only stored on my computer. Any ideas?

  Of course, it's an option as well. You can attach files to the main PDF file, or you can merge all files into a single PDF portfolio.

• Is anyway to convert massive amount of PDF files in word document without having to go through each and one of them

  Adobe PDF does wonderful job when it comes to convert the PDF file to Word document. However, I would like to know if there is anyway to convert my many PDF files in Word without having to go through each and of them clicking me and confirming questions for the conversion? For example, there is an option to convert many files in PDF format simply by checking a box to indicate the ones I want to be converted. However, I don't see this option when it comes to convert a PDF to Word format. I need to go through them each and individual verification of various things such as folders to destination. It would really save me some time because I wouldn't need to sit in front of my laptop, manually by clicking more.

  Hi chaconne1003,

  You can do this by creating an action ExportPDF in Acrobat, however, acrobat would encourage it several times in the process, usually for the location of the file that results, the file format resulting, then it really isn't an automated process.

  However, if you have a subscription to the service online pdf export, all you need to do is select all the files at once which are to be converted, set the option of conversion to Microsoft Word and then you can sit back and look at the files being downloaded and automatically converted.

  Once all the file conversion is complete, you will be prompted to download the converted files. However, it can also be tedious process if the size of the file being downloaded pdf is large or you are on a slow network.

  I hope this helps.

  Kind regards

  Rahul

• I bought the ability to convert PDF files into word documents. However, when I opened a PDF it does not include the right panel that had been giving me the option to convert. After spending 30 minutes on a cat, I learned that (1) the option is not on the

  I bought the ability to convert PDF files into word documents. However, when I opened a PDF it does not include the right panel that had been giving me the option to convert. After spending 30 minutes on a cat, I've learned that (1) the option is not on the right side panel on Acrobat 9 Pro, (2) it is on the top. What should I do to convert my files?

  Look at the file menu.

• I downloaded the free trial version of Adobe Pro XI, but again, I can't convert my PDF files into Word documents?

  Can you convert PDF files into Word documents with the free trial version of Adobe Pro XI?

  And make sure you are current RUNNING Acrobat Pro, not Adobe Reader. The trial does not have the Adobe Reader software. It will say clearly on the screen, which is running.

• My Adobe Reader 11 saves all PDF files into Word documents and I know no way

  I do a backup as with a PDF file and it saves as a Word document. I have to convert the Word document to a PDF file in a Word document by right click and convert. Why the file record in Word format first?

  Hi Shane,

  On the icon of the document itself, right click, select Properties. On the "Général" tab, in "Open with", click the button change, choose the Adobe program, click ok, apply, ok.

  Kind regards

  Rave

• Cannot embed PDF files into Word documents

  Cannot embed a PDF file in word doc. Why? Help?

  1. Click Insert > object in the text group.

  For Outlook, click inside the body of an item, such as a calendar event or e-mail message.

  1. Click create from file > Browse.
  2. Navigate to the .pdf file, that you want to insert, and then click Open.

  Assuming that Word 2010. Found this search word > help > typing "insert a pdf to word.

  I hope this helps.

• Insertion of PDF files into word documents

  Since download Adobe X I couldn't insert a PDF document into a word (using Office 2007 and Office 2010) document.  I get the following error message:

  "The program used to create this object is AcroExch.  This program is either not installed on your computer, or it does not.  The change this object install AcroExch or ensure that any dialogs in AcroExch are closed.

  As this was a feature I used without any problem before downloading Adobe X I can only assume that it's to do with the download.

  Any ideas please?

  Maybe a problem of protection of Adobe Reader X mode.

• Dynamic database of PDF/Word documents

  I need to create a simple Priory Church documents database archives to be stored on a local computer, so security is not a prime consideration. First, the documents are not confidential and secondly, there is limited access to the computer, but they are not intended for the public domain. More great constraint is my skill level! On a scale of 1 to 10 I may be 2 or 3 at best. I can handle basic dynamic sites.

  My plan is to use a local web site - either one on the local PC.

  I would scan all the documents, although I am able to get my hands on the original documents of the word.

  Front-end of the web site would have a simple menu - view, add and remove

  View would lead to a second index page - which would be divided into sections, Minutes, reports, events, whatever. Each section would lead to a third clue where all documents would belong, each of which is a link to the PDF or Word (?) document.

  Indexing is perhaps a bit laborious, but it should make it easy to continue to add documents.

  What is a reasonable way to deal with? Is there a better way?

  There are several ways to reach your goal, namely

  • a database where document titles, description, and the location of the files are stored.
  • a folder structure where the documents are kept and a side server script that lists the documents in the relevant directories.

  I would use the first method, because it is easier to maintain. However, the second method should not be overlooked for a solution if a database is not used.

• Convert several Word Documents into several PDF files

  Hi, I'm looking for a way to convert several PDF files in word documents. I am running Adobe Acrobat 3D Version 8.1.2. It seems as if will Advanced > Document processing > batch processing and then using the Print sequence All will do, but when I selected word documents I want to turn into PDF files, after I click on "Execute sequence" I get a message in the progress window saying «Start the application in which the file was created...» "then Acrobat stops and nothing happens. Does anyone have any ideas as to why this is happening?

  Thank you!

  Hi "jhaystead"

  Apologies to make an erroneous suggestion. "Batch conversion" is a feature of Acrobat 9 or higher.

  I would suggest that you use the "Open All" sequence > double-click the Edit > "2. ' Run the command: "choose"Selected folder"and BROWSE to your folder of entry. The same for the '3. Select output location", you can choose"Same folder as Original (s)", click OK, and then click 'run the sequence '.

  That invoke the PDFMaker to convert Word to PDF documents and save the PDF (s) in the documents mentioned, instead of printing output and inviting them to record the result every time as Adobe PDF Printer.

  Plus, could you please check if menu/toolbar Adobe PDF options are there in Word and works well?

  When you said,

  ' Is the only way I can get a PDF file produced to manually open each word document, and then save it in the format PDF.» I did have luck with the multiple PDF creation. " Print you documents Word, Adobe PDF or printer using the PDFMaker options?

  Thank you!

• How can I convert my word document pdf files?

  How can I convert PDF word document?

  Hi mariam46,

  You can use ExportPDF (or Acrobat) to convert a PDF to Word format. Please visit http://cloud.acrobat.com/exportpdf for more information.

  Best,

  Sara

• Can I hidden several Word Documents into a single PDF with Acrobat Pro

  I use Acrobat X Pro version 10.1.10...I'm trying to select several files to Word Document (Mac Version 14.4.3) but when choose the files, file format of Word Documents I can't select them as a cabriolet. If I drag them in the conversion box it says that they are not a recognized file format... any ideas?

  You can open any WORD file in Acrobat format? Otherwise, it's probably a limitation of Acrobat on the Mac. On the PC, you can simply use the option to combine in the file menu to create a new PDF. The WORD document conversion uses the PDF Maker option installed in WORD that should work, but it's the same process as the opening of a DOC or DOCX file directly in Acrobat. There is limitation with the compatibility of the different versions of OFFICE and Acrobat who could be another question, you meet, but I don't know the combinations to a Mac. Only, this gives you some ideas to consider. Some of the users MAC maybe more later to give more thoughts.

  The alternative is to create a PDF file for each of the WORD files, and then use the feature combine to combine PDF files.

• CHM crashes when you click on links to PDF/word on IE9 files only

  Here's the situation:

  CHM file is created with a few links to items of baggage, which are PDF files. I have links in the two topics and live the table of contents.

  PC with Internet Explorer 8 or less installed, users are able to click on these links and the PDF file opens.

  On PC with Internet Explorer 9 installed, the CHM file breaks down (and worse yet, takes the request that aid was launched since with it).

  The error message is: Microsoft HTML Help executable has stopped working [exit].

  I tried to create a small project with links to the PDF files and word documents, as long as the files of luggage and external links only, and the same thing happens. I tried on several PC (even a Vista PC which was OK when it was IE8 and not OK when I upgraded to IE). I'm running the CHMS off my PC, not on network drives.

  Has anyone else seen elsewhere? I would have thought that other people would have noticed this if it was a generic problem with IE9 and CHM files, but I don't see anyone mention in this forum or anywhere else on google. Makes me think it is something that I did wrong...

  One last thing, I have the file as webhelp output and links worked fine.

  Thanks in advance to anyone who has a suggestion here.

  It was reported and it's really a problem of Microsoft. Link to most any kind of embedded file is causing the problem. The use of PDF files is very common during the construction of a complex aid distribution system.  This issue has been visible since the IE 9 in the recommended Windows updates.  Which covers the last two weeks.

  Tom

• Cannot open files with Word Starter 2010 WPS

  Do I need a different version of Word? My other computer that has Microsoft Office Professional Edition allows me to record files WPS Word documents, but my Compaq Presario came with the word starter and it won't let me open the files WPS, I got a computer with Windows Vista E

  Here's how it... directly from MS: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315757