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• Scan multiple pages into a single .pdf document

  This may be a beginner question, and if there was such a thing as the user manual accompanying the Officejet Pro, I'd be a happy camper.  How to scan multiple pages in a .pdf document is - a?  TIA.

  It's how to scan several pages of glass to create a PDF file.

  http://bit.LY/HPscan2011

  This will work with the new HP software for the 6500 has and other similar new HP printers, using the same type of software.

  HP needs to update their software ALT tags and names of button, as well as manuals.  The instructions for the accomplishment of this task should be easy for all users of HP for a long time to figure out.  I'm almost back my new HP printer because I thought

• Need for pdf document marked for import PDF comments in FM9

  I created a pdf document that is marked by following the instructions at http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FrameMaker/9.0/Using/WS84144A47-0C79-46f0-9909-B6AB5E45439C.ht ml, using FrameMaker 9, but Adobe Reader 9 does not allow me to comment on this PDF. When I check the security properties, it shows commenting: unauthorized, but when I click on "Show details" I see comments: admitted. I'm running on Windows 7. If I'm going to another computer running Windows XP and Acrobat 9 Pro, change MANUALLY, security options I can then comment using Reader 9. How can I get my PDF review be CommentReady? ~ Linda

  Hi Linda,.

  You need ubiquitous PDF to provide comments using Acrobat reader. Next blog explains ways you can achieve this goal.

  http://blogs.Adobe.com/TECHCOMM/tag/ubiquitous-PDF

  ~ Harish

• 2 PDF documents overlay error

  Hello

  When I try to superimpose two PDF documents using assembler service, an error message comes up saying "PDFM_S13003: cannot overlay pages from PDF document of origin"doc1.pdf' that contains the XFA forms. How to remove this content from the XFA form or change it to form acro

  Try using the NoXFA tag in your DDX.

  Jasmine

• Widths of PDF (document, body, table)?

  Can someone explain why the below sample works the way he does? Everything I read informs that you use absolute positioning as opposed to the percentage for performance reasons, but it would seem that the percentage is the only thing that is half way predictable.
  
  In the below sampe, theoretically three < HR > tags should match each other on a 8, 5po page... they have not however...
  
  < cfdocument format = "pdf" pagewidth = unit "8.5" = "en" margintop = ".25" >
  < style type = "text/css" >
  {H}
  Width: 8.5 in;
  }
  < / style >
  < p > this pdf document is 8.5 inches wide < /p >
  < hr / >
  < p > the HR above is 8.5 inches wide < /p >
  < table >
  < tr > < td > < hr / > < table > < /tr >
  < /table >
  < p > the HR above is in a table and 8.5 inches wide < /p >
  < / cfdocument >

  It has been a logged bug some time regarding the scale. You hit the same bug. No wonder I couldn't see it because I got the fix on my machine that will soon be published as a fix. Stay tuned.

• Why the highlighting of text in a PDF document does not work after you save the file

  Why the highlighting of text in a PDF document does not work after you save the file

  What application you use to highlight?

• When I click on the download arrow to save a PDF file, it changed and opens in Windows Media Player and I can't find my PDF document.

  Windows Media Player opens and I can not find my pdf document. Where can I find my pdf document in order to download and save on my USB key? Simply open the document. He never opened in Windows Media Player.

  If necessary you can rename (or delete) the file mimeTypes.rdf in the profile folder of Firefox to reset all the actions file.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/mimetypes.RDF
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/File_types_and_download_actions#Resetting_download_actions

  You can use this button to go to the Firefox profile folder currently in use:

  • Help > troubleshooting information > profile directory: see file (Linux: open the directory;) Mac: View in the Finder)
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder_-_Firefox

• How 2 search within a PDF document using the PDF reader internal Firefox

  Could not find a way to search for text in a PDF document, when it is displayed by the PDF reader integrated into Firefox.

  If there is a way, how do you?

  If there isn't a way, it seems an obvious improvement.

  Implementation of the "Find" (CTRL + F) feature usual should work within a PDF in Firefox.

• Downloading Firefox, all my saved PDF documents have been turned into a Google Chrome document format, WHY? I want them all change to PDF, HOW?

  Downloading Firefox, all my saved PDF documents have been turned into a Google Chrome document format, WHY? WHY a person like me is not notified before that starts the download process so that they have a chance to 'place' or 'Cancel' the download process? I want that they all be changed to PDF, HOW should I do this?

  Nothing happened to your files. The association for PDF files is messed up, or is the icon cache.

  1. Click round Windows logo in the taskbar and choose default programs.
  2. Click "associate any type of file or Protocol with a program.
  3. Select PDF from the list, then click on change program button.
  4. Choose the program that you want to manage PDF files. By clicking on the files PDF in Windows Explorer or the desktop then open them in this application.

  To clear the cache of the icon, see the directions to

  • http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/49819-icon-cache-rebuild.html

  As far as I know, Firefox does not have PDF files somehow. There is a proposal to associate files PDF in Firefox when they are not already associated with an application, but has not been implemented to date (bug 787674).

• All my pdf documents become firefox html documents and will not not open correctly

  All my pdf documents have suddenly become firefox html docs & not be open unless I go in the folder, right-click, 'open with', etc. I have not changed my settings. I think firefox has done an update yesterday, however, so I connect it with this, perhaps...

  I arrived as well. You must reassign Adobe Acrobat or Adobe Reader as the default PDF Manager...

  Open Adobe Reader (not Acrobat, if you have it on your system); go to 'Edit' 'Preferences', 'General '; the bottom of the General settings to the right of "select Default PDF Handler '; Pull down and select the Manager PDF (Adobe Acrobat or Adobe Reader).

  The other options described above and in other threads has not fixed the problem for me.

• Why not my PDF documents display correctly on Firefox?

  I run a web site. Recently, I've upgraded to Adobe Acrobat 11. My version of Firefox is also the most recent. Since my upgrade Adobe, Firefox will not display my PDF documents correctly. There are gaps in the text box (i.e. a few sentences here, but many are missing) this isn't a problem with explore, Chrome, Opera or Safari, so I think it's a Firefox problem. A fix is coming?

  It may take a while for changes in pdf.js to upgrade to a version of Firefox.

  This preset are you using to create your PDF documents? If you have time to experiment, you could see if using one of the predefined/formats backward compatible settings plus allows you to get the desired result with greater compatibility for the moment. https://helpx.Adobe.com/Acrobat/using/PDF-conversion-settings.html

• signature of a pdf document

  I just upgraded to OS X 10.11.5 and use Adobe Reader 10.1.4. I would like to add a signature to a PDF document that I opened. The signature is already created in the preview and I can't find the image it under Tools > annotate > Signature. Adobe request type, draw or use a picture to insert the signature. What is the location of the file for the signature that I can see a preview? On a somewhat related topic, how can I add a signature to an e-mail message?

  Overview (El Capitan): Complete and sign PDF forms

  Address postal (El Capitan): include signatures in messages

• I can't open PDF documents

  When I click on a PDF file, a new tab opens. It gives me the opportunity to open the document directly or save it - that's what I have set preferences to do. When I try one of these options, however, nothing happens. It doesn't open a new empty tab. My specs are lower. I have run all relevant software updates.

  System: OS X 10.8.2

  Adobe Reader: 10.1.5

  Firefox: 18.0.1

  I've seen this problem on other posts and I did some research on the web. I tried the solutions that were provided and worked for other people, however I have noticed they were running old versions of some software, etc. Interestingly, I CAN open PDFs that come to me or that I send through Gmail.

  I did the following in accordance with the notice that I saw:

  Erased my downloads list

  Tried to disable the NPAPI Adobe plug-in

  In my Firefox preferences: I put open Adobe PDF documents. I also tried with preview. None of them worked.

  I appreciate any help you can offer.

  That worked very well for me.
  In the case your application preferences file is corrupted, you could try rename or delete.
  Help > troubleshooting information > 'display the folder '.
  The file is named mimeTypes.rdf and if you rename or delete, there must be regenerated with a default the next time you restart Firefox.

• Given that I have updated to IOS 9.3.1 my iBooks PDF documents are uploaded to the cloud so that they can be shared on multiple devices, however when I rename a PDF, it comes back to the original name every time iBooks is updated.

  Given that I have updated to IOS 9.3.1 my iBooks PDF documents are uploaded to the cloud so that they can be shared on multiple devices, however when I rename a PDF, it comes back to the original name every time iBooks is updated.   Anyone who has similar problems and no one knows if there is a resolution?

  Thank you

  Johanine

  I hope that they address it quickly.  It is painful to have discovered my renowned PDFs are to difficult to identify file names their given by their authors.

• How can I add a signature to a pdf document

  I have Mac, retina 4K 21.5, El Capitan, Version 10.11.2 OSX, Processor 3.1 GHz Intel Core i5, 8 GB 1867 MHz DDR memory

  How can I add a signature to a PDF document? I do not have a trackpad, I used the camera for the photo of my signature in preview. What should I do now?

  The basics of the Mac: Preview app views and retouching images and PDFs - Apple Support

  ....

  Sign documents

  Preview allows you to add a digital image of your signature to PDF documents. First, you will need create a signature using the camera's built-in your Mac.

  1. So that the editing toolbar is displayed, click the button Edit in the preview window.
  2. Click the Signature button on the Edit bar.
  3. Choose the option to create a signature.
  4. Sign your name on a piece of paper, then hold the paper up to the camera on your Mac.
  5. Move the paper so that the signature is traced along the line that appears on the screen.
  6. Click on accept to save the signature.

  Once you've created a signature, you can sign your PDF files.

  1. So that the editing toolbar is displayed, click the button Edit in the preview window.
  2. Click the Signature button on the Edit bar. If you have added more than one signature, click the Signature button again and choose the picture of the signature you want to use.
  3. Drag your pointer over the document where you want the signature to appear.

  To reposition your signature, click it to select it. Then, move the signature where it should appear on the page, or drag the handles around the signature to make it smaller or larger.