How to create a pdf with Acrobat Pro 7 which can be edited/saved by user

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• Can I change anything in a PDF with Acrobat Pro XI?

  Can I change anything in a PDF with Acrobat Pro XI?

  Depends on the file. Files secure, files created in LiveCycle Designer,

  signed files, PDF/A files, etc. cannot be changed directly in Acrobat.

• Tried to open a PDF with Acrobat Pro Trial XI and sign popped up, I entered my username and password, but he doesn't answer his similar gray with the four points of rotation for ever. Any solution please?

  Tried to open a PDF with Acrobat Pro Trial XI and sign popped up, I entered my username and password, but he doesn't answer his similar gray with the four points of rotation for ever. Any solution please?

  Hi higi97,

  How are you connected to the internet? You're behind a corporate firewall particularly safe? You're on Mac or Windows? You have an anti-malware software running on your computer which can prevent applications other than your browser to connect to internet?

  You can try the steps below:

  1. close the application of creative cloud.

  2. navigate to the OOBE folder.

  Windows: [system drive]: \Users\ [user name] \AppData\Local\Adobe\OOBE

  Mac OS: /Users/ [user name] / folder/Library/Application Support / Adobe / OOBE

  3. delete the opm.db file.

  4. launch creative cloud.

  Let us know if this helps,

  Kind regards

  Rave

• How to create a PDF file in Bridge?  I can find no longer output

  How to create a PDF file in Bridge?  I can find no longer output

  Hi kanderson

  What version of the bridge are you using?

  Please consult Bridge help | Create PDF and web galleries

  Similar thread:-blank output (bridge CC) Module

  Concerning

  Assani

• Import data from Excel in PDF with Acrobat Pro XI - is it possible? How?

  I need to be able to create a pdf file where certain information can be merged to an Excel spreadsheet in the pdf file so that our land use specialists can use tablets to fill the field. I also need to be able to create a field where the user can join or import a jpg file. Is it possible to do this with Acrobat Pro XI? Another program is necessary. I need to know the answers to my questions by January 28, 2016.

  Hi shannonr80675036,

  Yes, but you there are two things you need to do in Excel for this to work:

  Columns must be named the same as the field names in the PDF form. The names that you use in your PDF form, or you must change the names of fields in the PDF form so that they correspond to the column names in Excel, you can either match. In this example, I took the first approach and used the field names as my column headings:

  

  

  When you export your data to Excel file, you must select the "Tab Delimited Text" format. It is one of the export options in Excel (and other spread sheet applications) which is available when you select file > save as:

  

  Once you have your tabs-delimited text file, open your PDF form, and then select Tools > forms > more form Options and click Import:

  

  In the file dialog box, select this option to import a text file, browse to your exported text file and select it. In the next screen, you can then choose what import record, you can import only one record at a time:

  This will complete the PDF form with the selected values:

  

  That, for each record you have in your Excel file and save the PDF file under a new name.

  Kind regards

  Nicos

• How to resize a page file of pdf with Acrobat Pro?

  Acrobat Pro, how can you resize a page to PDF (21.38 x 26.75 mm ") into a single measure 6" x 9 ", which will be submitted as the trim size? Is there a feature that allows it to be? How does set an all printing options in the print Application dialog box to adjust the size of a page of custom file?

  Pages wide you need to tax a plugin or script in Acrobat.

  Alternatively, you can print them on the Adobe PDF printer using the desired page size, well that which will remove all the file contains metadata (bookmarks, fields, comments, etc.).

• How to create A PDF with text OCR invisible and no Unicode font incorporated

  We have a code that converts TIFF (usually traveled and OCR'ed) in PDF format. Currently, I extend this code:

  1. be PDF/A compliant (or PDF/A-1b "Unicode" or PDF/A-2u).
  2. Add Unicode text 'behind' the image to make the PDF can be accessed, and
  3. while making (2), do not embed all fonts (which is allowed in PDF/A, as long as the text is invisible).

  I managed to generate a PDF file that pass the test of PDF/A preflight in Adobe Acrobat 9 (we have yet a license for a newer version), and which is also consistent with other requirements above, with one of the problems during their opening in Acrobat (9) or Acrobat Reader (DC), I get the error "cannot find or create the police."

  

  Currently, we use the following code to PDF in our output:

  3 0 obj
  <</Type/FontDescriptor/FontName/DummyInvisibleMonospace/Flags 34
  /FontBBox[0 0 600 1000]/ItalicAngle 0/Ascent 1000/Descent -300
  /CapHeight 700/StemV 0/MissingWidth 600>>
  endobj
  4 0 obj
  <</Type/Font/Subtype/CIDFontType2/BaseFont/DummyInvisibleMonospace
  /CIDSystemInfo<</Registry(Adobe)/Ordering(UCS)/Supplement 0>>
  /FontDescriptor 3 0 R/DW 600/CIDToGIDMap/Identity>>
  endobj
  5 0 obj
  <</Length 374>>
  stream
  /CIDInit /ProcSet findresource begin
  12 dict begin
  begincmap
  /CIDSystemInfo 3 dict dup begin
  /Registry (Adobe) def
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  /Supplement 0 def
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  /CMapName /Adobe-Identity-UCS def
  /CMapType 2 def
  1 begincodespacerange
  <0000> <ffff>
  endcodespacerange
  1 beginbfrange
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  CMapName currentdict /CMap defineresource pop
  end
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  endstream
  endobj
  6 0 obj
  <</Type/Font/Subtype/Type0/Name/F1/BaseFont/DummyInvisibleMonospace
  /Encoding/Identity-H/ToUnicode 5 0 R/DescendantFonts[4 0 R]>>
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  8 0 obj
  <</Type/Page/Parent 1 0 R/MediaBox[0 0 591.36 775.68]
  /Resources<</XObject<</I2 2 0 R
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  Replace the name of fancy font with that of one of the 14 standard fonts, said Courier, does not help.

  Unfortunately, I was not able to find or create PDF sample files that show how to add invisible text without embedding a font. I could operate without a Unicode mapping, referring to the Courier not incorporated and using WinAnsiEncoding. However, in order to use the Unicode format, I have to add some police structures, so there's a ToUnicode mapping according to the PDF/A standard, and then I can't get rid of this warning, which of course would make it unusable PDF for our customers.

  I couldn't really find in the PDF specification or the PDF/A standard what exactly "do not embed a font" meant on a technical level. I assumed that this meant "leaving aside the tag /FontFile2 and police data, to which it refers", but apparently, this isn't quite the case.

  If this is not possible, I might incorporate a fake police, like empty Adobe but with (empty) glyphs that have a width, but it really shouldn't be necessary if I understand standards.

  Any help or tips at least are appreciated.

  Published by: Gerben your; separate long lines in the code.

  Published by: Gerben your; Comment on Adobe-Blank as police.

  But it's a required parameter with sense. Encoding is highly relevant for embedded and not embedded fonts. So it must be good, not just there... and it is not normal for a substitution font...

• 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.

• I can no longer open PDFs with Acrobat Pro XI.  I can only open it with Adobe Reader.  Is there any solution for this?

  I can longer open PDFs with Adobe Acrobat Pro XI.  I can only open it with Adobe Reader.  Is there any solution for this?

  Hi Steven,

  Right-click in the PDF file, go to 'Open with' & choose "Adobe Acrobat XI".

  

  Let me know if the file opens in Adobe Acrobat XI or not.

  Also, I would like to know if there is an error.

  Kind regards

  Nicos

• How to create a text field containing text/label which can be modified by the end user?

  Hello

  I'm trying to figure out how to create a text field containing text or a label that can be changed by the end user. Can do something like this in LiveCycle?

  Below, I have a text field that contains a question and another text field where the user will enter their answer. Is there a way to allow the end user to change the text of the question, as shown in the example?

  

  Hello

  If you used a standard text for the 'legend' field you could set the value by default (in the value of the object palette tab) in the legend and the legend of the value None (in the page layout palette).

  Concerning

  Bruce

• Flattening of PDFs with Acrobat Pro XI

  Just to have a PDF print the rebound in employment because the file has not been flattened & I had a few problems of major black overprint with the printed piece.

  Is it possible to flatten the PDF (as printer suggested)? He did not know how, but asked that I made and submit again for a reprint.

  The javascript online freebie works for Acro X and not Pro XI.

  Thank you!

  Hi peterpica,

  You can find the tool overview of flattening in the Production Print pane in the tools Panel. You can delete/flatten transparency with the Flattener Preview. See this document for assistance for more information: Adobe Acrobat X Pro * overview of dialog box overview of flattening (he wrote for Acrobat X, but also applies to Acrobat XI).

  Best,

  Sara

• Problems with printing to PDF with Acrobat Pro 9 and FireFox 8

  The page that I use for my base is: http://blogs.adobe.com/digitalpublishing/2010/12/google-ebooks.html

  I have Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro and FireFox 8 is installed.

  The problem with FireFox is when I select a part of a web page and try to print the selected text, the first line gets chopped, if the text is small, the first line could even be completely missing.  It is perhaps a matter of margin but don't know how to edit it.

  I know I'm not very clear but if anyone has any ideas or would like more info please let me know.

  Thank you.

  I suspect that if you do the same process with a print on paper, you will get the same result. I got the same result with SeaMonkey, but IE8 printed the police complete in PDF format. Which suggests that it is not Acrobat, but the browser. As I said, suggests, so pay attention to your conclusions.

• How to create a form with Acrobat DC with which it is possible to automatically fill in fields?

  I would like to create a form where people should fill in their name (for example). This name is repeated several times in this doc. The person who fills in should complete only his name in the first text field, and others, which must contain the same text, should be filled automatically. I can't find a way to do it. I hope someone understands what I'm trying to explain :-)

  Simply copy and paste your field. The fields with the same name will be

  automatically have the same value.

• How to create a hyperlink in Acrobat Pro ms?

  I could have sworn that it was once a device. All I see is the ability to add a box around an area of content, but I want it to look like vacuuming, can someone please advise?

  

  

  It IS a feature. The steps are here: https://helpx.adobe.com/pdf/acrobat_reference.pdf#page=150

  I also sent you a private message.

• How to create a digital control (of any type) which can be increased or decreased by a 'unit' at the same time?

  As in the title.  I want to create a digital control (no current limitation on its type) with a range of 1 to 10 (and a step of 1).  The only difficulty that I have, is that the user should only be able to increase or decrease 1 at any time.  Code initiated by this change of value must have completed at least once before that the value can be changed again.  This is because code of VI is mainly contained in a while loop and control are read once at each iteration and its last value should not differ more than 1.

  Is this possible with LabVIEW 6.1 and if so, how?

  One of the solutions that I came up with so far is to disable the control immediately after its reading, and to turn it on again immediately seized is read the next time (I have to assume that the user is unable to click twice before the control is disabled).  It is an acceptable method, or is there a better way?

  I also had an idea of partially disable a normal digital control, such that it could not be typed in - only arrows remained operational.  However, I'm not sure how.

  James

  Hi James,

  You can use the two buttons (by releasing latch) and a digital display that shows the current value. Button increased the value and the other decreases. Store the value in a shiftregister to work with her.

  I don't know if your solution would work because use may directly enter the new value.

  It will be useful.

  Mike