How to create a second Adobe PDF printer with different parameters?

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  How can I get the adobe pdf print option?

  HI Markus,.

  If you are on a Mac. Here are some links for you. Print a PDF in Illustrator on Mac

  Unable to print a PDF file | Mac OS X 10.6 and later

  In Windows, just file print and select the Adobe PDF printer or save as PDF

  Concerning

  Scott

• How is - a install the Adobe PDF printer in creative cloud?

  I sorely lacking the Adobe PDF printer trying to make PDF files press-quality of applications that can not do it on their own. ISTM it used to be installed automatically, but I don't even see that it appears in the menu of creative cloud, Distiller or. Acrobat Pro DC, Mac OS 10.9.

  Hi david,

  I'm sorry to inform you but the Adobe PDF printer is not available on Mac OS.

  Its feature is available only on Windows.

  Kind regards
  Nicos

• How can I get the Adobe PDF printer driver to appear in the drop-down list on printer when printing various applications?

  When you try to print to Adobe PDF, it is not available in the select Printer drop-down menu on any of my apps. I particularly need in Autocad for Mac that I then choose sizes large page A1 and A0. How can I get the print driver to show up in the dropdown to printer?

  This printer is available on Windows computers.

• WARNING 20225. Adobe Acrobat7.0 failed to create a new item. Adobe PDF Port / printer. The Adobe PDF printer may be unavailable.

  Try installing Adobe Acrobat Version 7.0 on a new PC running Windows 7. Get the error message-

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  any help appreciated

  On behalf of Adobe, no version of Acrobat before 8.1 is completely installable or useable on any version of Windows beyond Windows XP. There are fundamental differences in the way that the Adobe PDF printer is installed and accessible on later (1) Windows Vista and/or (2) 64 - bit versions of Windows. In addition, Acrobat 7 coordinates with all recent versions of all Microsoft Office applications. You need Acrobat DC licenses at this stage.

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• How to change the size of the page Adobe Acrobat XI Pro and Adobe PDF printer?

  We have a problem with incorrect page size in Adobe Acrobat Pro XI. It is installed in our Citrix environment on the terminal Server in Windows 2008 R2 servers.

  By default, the page size is set to 'letter' in Adobe Acrobat format and the Adobe PDF printer and we need to change it to "A4".

  

  Where are these registered setting and how can I change it? Is there a registry key or something else?

  I discovered, that it is possible to edit the template files ".joboptions" under "C:\ProgramData\Adobe\Adobe PDF\Settings" to change the page size for the Adobe Acrobat. What is the only way to do it?

  

  But how can I change the settings in the Adobe PDF printer?

  

  And what do we hurt that the page size is set to "letter"?

  OK, I found a solution.

  I exported the correct Adobe PDF Printer settings with rundll32.exe, PrintUIEntry... and imported on all servers with PsExec.

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• How to launch the adobe pdf printer

  How to launch the adobe pdf printer

  Hi tiffjonleigh10,

  Printer Adobe PDF is a virtual printer that behaves like a printer, but it does not explicitly launched.

  Please refer to the doc. the following KB using Acrobat | Using the Adobe PDF printer for any help.

  In case if you have still any query please let us know. We will be more than happy to help you.

  Kind regards

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• How to create our own button to print the dashboard to PDF

  Hi Experts,
  
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  CheminPortail = / shared, KeyBank, _portal, Test AND page = name1
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• How to stop the Popup Adobe when printing?

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  You must check the program setting Distiller, the Adobe PDF printer properties and Acrobat PDF conversion settings and disable the "view PDF results.

• Adobe PDF printer crashes when you paste into the file name field

  Hello, first off there is no similar problem with all freeware pdf printers so I want to remove my config system as being the culprit. This only happens in Adobe PDF format.

  How to reproduce the problem? Have something in your Clipboard and try to paste it into the file name field when you print the file in pdf format - you should have now crashed everything that you were trying to print and the program behind it.

  Please make a fix for this, it is ridiculous that I have to install a second, freeware, pdf printer because thousand dollar software does not work properly. And I've lost tons of recipes and work this way.

  Solution is not to copy and paste into the save box.

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• Printer Adobe PDF 'printing' corrupted characters

  Acrobat Professional v9.5.0 (Acrobat reports there is no update available)

  Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit

  I print various applications and web pages on my 'Adobe PDF' printer to save things in the form of PDF files.

  In the last months, I started having problems with my Adobe PDF printer. This problem has happened twice just yesterday, in fact.

  I will be looking at a web page and choose to print it as a PDF (for example, an invoice). I provides the name of the file and choose to print and Acrobat to display the newly created PDF file, and there characters corrupted in various places.

  If I try to print in PDF format again, I get the same results.

  However, if I print the article in the Microsoft XPS format, it works very well and all the characters are readable.

  I don't know what to do. I saw an article on embedding the fonts, but it seems that all the standard "web safe fonts" are already set to be incorporated into the PDF file through Distiller (if that is what is doing printing to create the PDF file). If I have to choose fonts to embed in the PDF, it seems extremely difficult to determine which fonts are used by each site or application by selecting all the manually to be incorporated into the files.

  Surely, there must be a simpler solution to this question.

  I too had this annoying problem, usually printing of https sites, although the address of the site could be a coincidence.

  What worked for me was:

  1. Select Print
  2. In the print dialog box, select Adobe PDF , and then Preferences.
  3. In the Print Options dialog box, the tab should be Adobe PDF settings
  4. Clear the rely on system fonts only; do not use document fonts
  5. Select OK

  

  If the box is already disabled, it can be caused by something similar. It worked so I went no further. I have not yet checked to see if this must be done each time or how to do it by default.

• InDesign cannot find the Adobe Pdf printer when saving as a postscript file

  Hello

  I'll print a brochure in a brochure. Therefore, I must save it as a PostScript file.

  My problem is: when I go 'Print Settings' to get the right size of the pages, I can't find the printer that I used before "Adobe PDF". Instead, I have to choose a canon printer, which does not give me a format A3.

  How can I fix?

  See you soon

  In OS X 10.7.3, the adobe pdf printer is not present so that you can have a wrkarounf to create the postscript file.

  (1) quit InDesign.
  2) navigate to Applications/Adobe Indesign CS5/Presets /.
  (3) in the Presets', folder create a file called PPDs (the name of the file is case-sensitive).

  (4) control - click on the following link and choose Save link under download the Acrobat 9 PPD:
  Acrobat 9 PPD

  (5) place a copy of the PPD downloaded into the folder created in step 3
  -After this restart the indesign.

  Chose the printer 'Postscript file', then PPD as "Adobe PDF 9.0" and make the postscript file.»

• Adobe PDF printer - control programmatically

  Hello

  I have an MS Access 2007 application that uses an Adobe printer to create PDF files.  We're working for several years on XP machines but from where the PC upgraded to Windows 7 64 bit and MS Office 2010 32-bit it has stopped working.

  The version of acrobat and distiller is 9.  I used the registry change to specify the name of the file that I created as described in the guide to Distiller9APIReference http://www.adobe.com/content/dam/Adobe/en/devnet/acrobat/pdfs/Distiller9APIReference.pdf page 15/16

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  Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

  [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Adobe\Acrobat Distiller\PrinterJobControl]

  "C:\Program Files\Windows NT\Accessories\wordpad.exe" =

  'c:\MyPDFoutputFileName.pdf '.

  Initially, I could specify the PDF file to create, and then wait for it to be created before moving the file to the server.  Now even though the registry seems to be changed as before the user is now be prompted to enter a file name.

  I printed the Adobe PDF through word and Notepad and they appear in the same registry, so I guess this isn't a registry problem 32-bit/64-bit.

  Unfortunately I was not responsible for the earlier installation or current adobe products have so no idea which can be different between then.  The name of the printer changed to Adobe for Adobe PDF if that makes a difference but I changed the code to call the new printer.

  Any help on how to track down the issue would be more useful.

  Nathan

  The solution was in the registry after all.

  For those who may encounter a similar problem to watch http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2075104/bypass-adobe-pdf-printer-savefileas-prompt

• Cannot get the Adobe PDf printer to run on windows 7-64 bit

  Has anyone solved how do the Adobe PDf printer in windows 7-64 bit. During the installation it aligns it with LPT1 printer port. other discussions/solutions, it was suggested to add new printer with port existing use: Documents\ * .pdf (Adobe PDF) selected.

  This port option does not appear in the list of existing ports well. can someone help with this problem? Thanks to a witness of anomaly. Mike was soon

  For any question on Windows 7:

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/Windows7

  Link above is Windows 7 Forum for questions on Windows 7.

  Windows 7 questions should be directed to the it.

  You are in the Vista Forums.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• PCL file sent to the Adobe PDF print driver

  After you install Adobe Acrobat DC, the Adobe PDF printer is created in devices and printers, but when I sent a PCL file to the Adobe PDF printer, nothing happens. Is there a plugin available to the Adobe PDF printer manage inputs for the PCL file?

  Thank you

  Mike

  No, it's a PostScript printer driver and the back-end (Acrobat Distiller) converts only PostScript to PDF. Adobe have no any PCL to PDF Converter.