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• Microsoft Word print to PDF files

  We need print reports to PDF from Microsoft Word 2010, and we open the PDF file in Adobe Reader XI the format of the report is not accurate unless you approach significantly (e.g. 150% +). For example, the lines on the tables will be missing unless you zoom in. The report prints perfectly. Is there a way for the file PDF see correct formatting report when the document is enlarged to its default value (100%)?

  Any help is appreciated.

  Hi Nikilk52676735,

  I recommend you try the following procedure:

  Go to tab Acrobat-> click on preferences-> uncheck "enable accessibility and reflow with tagged Adobe PDF" and then click OK.

  Try to convert the file to PDF again.

  

  Please let me know if it works for you.

  Kind regards

  Rahul

• Cannot print the PDF document on the Windows Vista-based computer.

  Original title: After giving the command to print the PDF file, the printing process will happen the system, but it does not print in the printer.  I can able to print other documents using word, excel

  Please let me know the resolution...

  Hello

  Can you tell us what your help program to print these PDF files? Adobe reader for example? The version of the program will help also greatly as well.
  Try this just in case where you use Adobe reader x.
  Open a PDF document. And to the toolbar above, select Edition, then Preferences.
  In the left pane, select 'General '.
  On the right side down, you will see an entry for 'Enable Protected Mode at startup,' with a checkbox next to it. Clear this check box, and then click ok. Try to print now and see if it works.
  If you don't have Adobe reader X, let me know what you have and I'll try to help more.

• I can't print a pdf file.  I can print a word file, but not a pdf file. Can you help me?

  I can't print a pdf file.  I can print a word file, but not a pdf file. Can you help me?

  A few things to try.

  Go in Edition > Preferences > Documents and PDF/A mode set to 'never '.

  Then go in Edition > Preferences > (improved) security and uncheck the box "enable mode at startup protected.

  If this does not work, you can always try by selecting 'Print picture' in the Advanced Print dialog box.

• When I print to PDF, I get symbols instead of words that are being printed.  How can I fix it?

  Printing of pages of my Internet Explorer.  Instead of words on the pages, I get jumbled symbols.  How to print to PDF correctly?

  Hey striker5x5,

  Please post on the Adobe forums.

  You may need to consult the below mentioned KB doc for the same link:

  Text missing or garbled, IE9 printing to the Adobe PDF printer

  Hope this will help.

  Let me know if you need help

  Kind regards

  Ana Maria

• A word or phrase moves when printing to PDF

  Why, when printing to PDF from another format (such as Word) the odd time a column or a Word will move out of alignment?

  I did the same steps to 14 Word files. 8 of them at the date of the section "Normal retirement Date" moved to the right as shown below.

  The others were very good. The numbers and date, in the right-hand column are all tabed on without space.

  This happens very rarely.

  Thanks for your help.

  

  It is a problem with the Microsoft Office applications since the beginning of the 1990s, believe it or not. Whenever you change the destination output device, Office applications will reformat your document based on the measurements of fonts to the resolution of the printer device. You can see the misaligned line endings changed tabs and pagination anomalies! There is absolutely nothing Adobe can do about it.

  For example, if your default printer is set to print at 600 dpi, and the instance of Adobe PDF PostScript printer driver is set to 1200 dpi, expect reflow issues.

  There are two workaround solutions. If you insist on printing at the instance of Adobe's PostScript of PDF printer driver to create PDF from applications Office, set the Adobe PDF printer as the default printer before entering the Office application and still print via the production of PDF. More likely, which will ensure consistency in the layout.

  That being said, creating PDF via PostScript distillation (i.e., printing to the Adobe PDF, PostScript printer driver instance) is absolutely not the recommended way to produce PDF from Microsoft Office with Windows applications. Acrobat installs a PDFMaker factory (an Acrobat tab with a function to create a PDF file as well as a Save as Adobe PDF from the home view) in these applications that creates PDFS directly, without any stink'in GDI and intermediate PostScript and tends to provide provision more consistent with what you see on the screen at once. It also preserves image and dynamic transparency color spaces. The only thing that does not support the PDFMaker are all .eps graphics inserted in your Office documents (something rarely used in modern times).

  We'll know if that helps you.

  -Dov

• Cannot "print to PDF" in Word with Acrobat XI

  I've recently updated since Acrobat X to XI Acrobat and now I don't seem to be able to "Print to PDF" from in a Word document. He tries to produce the PDF file, then produced an error log that says:

  "File"adobe PDF Settings"read error in: C:\ProgramData\Adobe\Adobe PDF\Settings\Standard.joboptions.

  Is there any solution for this?

  Just to be sure about the features of all the rest. Try to change work options in the printer (and/or) PDF Maker to print or press options and see if printing and PDF Maker works correctly. If this is the case, you know that the problem is a bad files. I don't know if those who cannot be seperatedly extracted the distribution of Acrobat or not. I could check my Win7 of AAXI installation and see if I have problems with work options. I generally do not use STD options, but one provided by IEEE for publication. I've found that works on how everything and the results look generally nice. Generally, it incorporates all the fonts that is another option, I want to. The question of the police is not optimal, from my point of view with the Standard settings, incorporating all of the fonts.

  Try to see if you can open them in distilling. If yes you can save copies in distilling (just save under a new name). Then check your last step and see if they will open when re-recorded or when used as parameters for printing.

  I'm trying just to imagine things, that you can try. The road to distill may be a good test. If copies work fine, but the originals are not, you could just rename the originals with... .orig or such and then change the name of the copies the original name. If you want to go further (I recommend), all these new versions to read only as the original must change.

  I forgot to mention that to change in distilling, go to the settings tab and select the task settings, then tap edit. The original files can not be saved without changing the name, because they are read-only. If you need more help on this, ask and I'll go to my machine with AAXI.

• Conversion and print a PDF file which is exactly the same as the Word document.

  When I convert a Word 2007 document as a PDF and then print both, the PDF has a much larger margin and declined on each page of the document. How to make PDF file printed with the same margins and the size of the font as the Word document?

  I used (free) cutepdf and Nitro PDF Pro in both Office 2007 and Office 2010 and you haven't noticed the problem you mention, but I didn't have the need to compare the results of Word with the pdf regarding my purposes the output pdf has been fine.

• I have Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro Extender. When I try to convert a Word file to PDF that says that it cannot find the drivers from the Adobe PDF printer and reinstall Adobe Acrobat 9.0. In addition, when I open just the program Acrobat 9 Pro Extender an error m

  I have Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro Extender. When I try to convert a Word file to PDF that says that it cannot find the drivers from the Adobe PDF printer and reinstall Adobe Acrobat 9.0. In addition, when I open just the program Acrobat 9 Pro Extender an error message comes up saying that a part of the Capture 3D plugin has been damaged. I went to customer service and they sent me here. Please tell me that this is not another race. I'm running out of patience! I have 10 window.

  Acrobat 9 is quite old and not longer supported. The last Windows OS that could use Acrobat 9 has Windows 7 and Acrobat had to have all updates applied.

  You need to upgrade to Acrobat DC.

• Help! Print to PDF with transparency?

  I have a (8 x 16 spreads) document related to PDF files, updated frequently via Photoshop.

  Make sure that the image mode is 8 channels, PDF files import into Design with transparency on the workspace.

  However, when you try to print to a PDF file, transparency is flattened and replaced with a white background > :(

  The idea is to use the paper color as the background instead of printing a block of white ink.

  Forgive me if I'm missing something obvious - I tried different formats (png, tiff), flattering transparency 'preset' setting to 'high quality' and juggle with PDF printer driver settings.  Displaying print PDF in Acrobat displays a white background on a transparent paper.

  Its interesting to note the In-design background prints transparent (between related images), but not the transparent parts of the image/PDF files themselves.

  Help, please!

  Dropbox link to examples of files with parameters:

  https://www.dropbox.com/sh/mh7pwit3amrwtw1/AABZbuCr6E7Y-0_2GWJAjQ-ta?dl=0

  Thanks for any help or ideas that you can give!

  When you create a PDF file you must never use the print to PDF or use any kind of Postscript.

  Any PDF from InDesign file is to be exported, a PDF from Photoshop or Illustrator must be saved in PDF format. If you exchange PDF files between these applications to export or save as PDF/X-4.

  Print or postscript will never support transparency, so do not use distilled, print to PDF, PDF1.3, EPS.

  Do not PNG or TIFF with vectors.

  BUT change the color of the paper will have no effect. If you need to print a background color different other than white, you should add a layer below all layers, name it background and draw a rectangle of guide line for the purge frame bleeding frame guide line in the desired color.

• Take a word doc and print in pdf format, missing from the printers.

  I have a user who has Adobe Reader xi, she tries to take a word doc, she edits and print in pdf format, but we do not see this option printers ion? I must add somehow, I reinstalled xi player adobe is not their, removed and installed adobe reader dc, option is not yet present, any suggestions as to why it happened or how to get it back?

  Laptop Dell latitude 7 pro sp2 Windows

  user has local administrator privileges his on a network domain

  no update ran for adobe for the past three weeks.

  Thank you

  M

  Adobe Reader does not install a pdf printer. The full version of Adobe Acrobat'd.

  Word has its own pdf creator. It is found under file > export.

• I can't print the pdf files of Adobe reader 9.5.5, instead, it prints to file.creating a NDS. I can print individual pdf pages from the same document usung photo shop elements 4, but it is laborious. Help, please.

  I want to print a document that contains 20 pages. I can print individual pdf pages from the same document usung photo shop elements 4, but it is laborious. Help, please. I've updated the Adobe reader to the latest version. This fault is developed when I was at Midway through a series of 20 pages of printing documents.

  In the Advanced Print dialog box disable the entry "print to file".

• I have Windows 8.1 and CS6 Adobe - acrobat simply collapsed of work, does not open whatever this or not will not be printed in pdf format. Help!

  Please help me! I have Windows 8.1 and CS6 Adobe creative Suite. Adobe Acrobat x, just quit smoking, it will not open anything and he used print to PDF. I need this to work!

  [transferred to Acrobat Installation & Update questions discussion forum]

• Is it possible to convert Word documents to PDF in Acrobat without automatically sent to a printer?

  Is it possible to convert a Word document to PDF in Acrobat unless it is automatically sent to a printer?

  Basically the creation of PDF to WORD process requires WORD must be installed and PDF Maker is active. Without this option, you need to open WORD and print it on the Adobe PDF printer. Open Office is the way to create the PDF as suggested. You can even use convert to PDF in Open Office (or MS WORD with the later converter for OFFICE 2007 and versions).

• Files Word 2010 RTF in landscape only print to PDF in Portrait

  The RTF to Word 2003 files which are oriented landscape print landscape PDF.  Files Word 2010 RTF print with Portrait orientation.  I don't know there is a setting somewhere that I need to change.  Anyone know what it is?

  FYI: An update of the software solves the problem.