How to create a PDF file with markup enabled for users of Reader?

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  Is it possible to create a PDF file from the Clipboard in Adobe Acrobat Reader ms?

  No, Acrobat Reader cannot create PDF files.

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  Help me Obiwan Adobe!

  There seems to be several utilities on the web that claim to do this, but I thought I ask first of all experts. There must be some sort of step by step technical describes a place that allows you to create PDF files that have reasonable quality but which do not come with such extreme weight they can not be sent by e-mail.

  I saw suggestions ranging from using the footprint of the PDF in InDesign feature (sometimes it works, sometimes not), export from InDesign with the preset PDF/X1a (used to work ok, but now seems not chewable files down, as they used to) to adjust preferences for a lower screen resolution - not in export or save as dialog box - then saving it under a reduced size. I tried almost all the techniques I've seen but in vain.

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  I know it's asking a lot and clearly native features of Acrobat are not much help, but I have several uses for this. I do a lot of book design and prefer to send drafts for customers who are at least pretty good for them to watch without blurry images. I would also like to set up a portfolio PDF that does not require the sending by FTP. In fact most of the places that ask for my PDF portfolio want less than 1.5 MB. It seems impossible.

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  . Jpg can be a possible reason for blurred images. JPEG files are not generally recommended for use with PDF files, although many people use. Usually, TIF or PNG are recommended for bitmaps with PDF files.

• I'm trying to create a PDF file with several signature lines in that anyone can "Sign" by using their digital signature CAC (Common Access Card) active. The goal is to have a single document that people can open, sign on a designated line and save the doc

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  XI in Acrobat, select Tools-> forms-Edit. Click 'No' on the form fields 'detect '. In the tasks Panel that opens, click on "add new field". Select "Digital Signature" and move it to the location in the document where you want to than the appearance of the signature to be. Repeat that for signature fields as you want. Users will sign by clicking on the prepared unsigned signature field which shows the dialog box "sign. Do not forget that as TSN has noted that a digital signature applies to the entire document. The entry in the document where it is is irrelevant. Each next signature covers all previous signatures.

  Your users can also sign a document from anywhere that they want without signature fields already prepared. For this select fill & sign-> work with certificates and the type of signing you want to sign up with. A dialog box that will tell you a rectangle for the appearance of signature rises and after you draw the rectangle of the dialog 'Sign' rises.

  PDF/Acrobat doesn't have a limit on a number of signatures in a PDF document. But! Don't forget that when you open a PDF file with Acrobat/Reader signatures valid all of them and takes time (several seconds - until 10 - for every signature), so if you have several signatures of dozens of their validation open can take a long time.

  I don't know how build you your workflow so that each person signs the same PDF and saves it. Economy runs on the same computer where the PDF is stored. You'll have to decide how to allow different people to have access to the same PDF. They, of course, you may sign this only one-at-a-time PDF.

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• Updated Firefox to v - 43.0 resulted in the message: "create a PDF file cannot be verified for use in Firefox and has been disabled."

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  A solution to this problem will be appreciated.

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  Yes, it absolutely to degrade the quality of the placed PDF!

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  Thank you very much.

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  My goal is to create multi page PDF files created from the images (scans of old brochures).  I get images (scans of pages) to the same size.

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  I can create pdf pages using Photoshop or Acrobat Pro itself through:

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  Ginger

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  If you use Photoshop, have you not thought about having a 4 layer Photoshop file and make sure that all images appear on separtate layers you would like them to appear in PDF format.

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• How to create a PDF file of a Web site that requires a login to view the content?

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  In this one page document, there are about 40 products listed, one after the other and each product has been implemented to hyperlink to a specific pdf in the same directory.

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  Request that all changes made through you.

  Or find another supplier in China... There must be more than one.

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  http://InDesignSecrets.com/converting-text-to-outlines-the-right-way.php

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• How to create a PDF file from a DOCX without flattening the PNG images?

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