How to create pdf from WORD 2010 (Windows 7 64B), the maintenance of links?

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  When you create PDF from WORD 2010 files, I can't have the TOC header as hyperlinks entries. I'm used to be able to do this in WORD 2003. I tried to create a PDF file in Acrobat by selecting file > create PDF > navigate to the WORD file > select three check boxes >

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  Try to do this from Word by using the Ribbon.

• Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro won't create PDFs from Word on my new laptop Windows 10.

  Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro won't create PDFs from Word on my new laptop Windows 10.  How can I fix?

  Hi marcw6Colonial,

  Adobe Acrobat 9 is not compatible with Windows 10.

  It may or may not work properly with this OS.

  I would also like to inform you that it is an older version and not support the Adobe Acrobat application.

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• Problem creating pdf from Word and Excel in Windows 10 - can anbody help?

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  Microsoft has released a fix for this problem that is available with the 16.0.6568.2034 version. Please update your office 2016 version 16.0.6568.2034 or higher.

  Reference https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/PDFMaker-crashes-office2016-office365.html

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• How to print envelopes from word 2010 on a HP Officejet 6700?

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  Using check-in PDF or XPS does not use Adobe technology. You must use the Acrobat Ribbon to create PDFs using Acrobat technology (or print to Acrobat that does save all metadata).

• Create a PDF from Word 2010 file is not correctly convert pictures and text boxes

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  Hey Luke,

  You may need to check with other files in Word also to analyze whether the problem is with word or Acrobat.

  Open a word document, add images, then try to convert it to PDF using the Adobe PDF printer as PDFMaker option well.

  Let me know what happens.

  In addition, to make Adobe PDF as default printer and check.

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  Thank you

  S

  Hi Steven

  You can try the methods mentioned here to allow add-ins to office in 2013. (They will be applicable to the 2016 office too):

  https://helpx.Adobe.com/Acrobat/KB/PDFMaker-unavailable-Office-2007-Office.html

  Let us know if that solves your problem.

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• How to create PDFs from Outlook in Office 365/2013?

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  Hi Chris,

  Office 365 is not compatible with acrobat 9. Check the compatibility in web browsers and applications of PDFMaker.

  You can download Acrobat last DC Pro (30 days free version track: Download Adobe Acrobat free trial version |) Acrobat Pro DC ) which is compatible with office 365 & will provide features to create the PDF file of the emails in Outlook.

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• Create PDF from VBA with the same resolution from the Ribbon

  I use Word 2010 and Acrobat X Standard. I wrote a VBA application which creates a Word 2010 document and saves it in PDF format.

  I have a problem with export to PDF from Word 2010.

  In Word 2010, I've specified to the file, Options, advanced, do not compress the images and my pictures are saved in the Word document with high resolution.

  On the Acrobat Ribbon tag, I created my own preferences with any compression and downsample off.

  When I create a PDF file from the Ribbon, the resulting resolution of the PDF document is beautiful.

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  ExportFormat: = wdExportFormatPDF _

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  OptimizeFor: = wdExportOptimizeForPrint _

  Range: = wdExportAllDocument _

  From: = 1, _

  À : = 1, _

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  KeepIRM: = False _

  CreateBookmarks: = wdExportCreateHeadingBookmarks _

  DocStructureTags: = True _

  BitmapMissingFonts: = False _

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  I agree, you do a very reasonable assumption; What happened ago just weird... I don't know if the Adobe is doing, or Word...  In any case, here is the documentation for the method uses the macro, because Adobe do not offer an alternative. http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word._Document.exportasfi xedformat.aspx

• Images cut off when printing to PDF in Word 2010

  I saw a thread about it, but he never sufficiently answered. It is perhaps better understand now. It turns out that when I printed to PDF with MS Word 2010, Windows XP, all the images seem to be partially superimposed with a white box. Here are the jpg files, but it also occurs with other formats. I can really only the last column of tiles. This also happened to me with Word 2008. I am attaching a page cropped with such an image. Woukd anyone know what is happening here and how to fix it? I am running Acrobat 9.0 Pro. Thank you very much - it was really bothering me for awhile now. CutePDF will do the job but I prefer the 'high quality distiller' better...

  -Klaus

  

  You could try the tool object editing and see if you can choose this white background which is hiding something and move/delete it. Worth a try. It may just be an overlay of some sort.

• Create PDFs in Word 2016 (feature is no longer available)

  Currently using Adobe DC Pro v. 2015.017.20053 and Microsoft Word for Mac v. 15.25. Very recently, there was a Ribbon "Acrobat" in the toolbar to create PDFs from Word, that kept the existing links in the document. (In fact, this is precisely why I bought a subscription to Adobe DC!) Then, it became grey, and even when I tried to create PDF documents to go file Word in Adobe DC, links had not been kept.

  I chatted with the support, which was told to delete all files in Acrobat to my application support and preferences files and uninstalling and reinstalling Acrobat. Now, the Ribbon is not yet there in Word, and when I start it, it displays the error "compilation in the hidden module error: 'link'.» This error often occurs when the code is incompatible with the version, platform or architecture of this application. »

  Help, please!

  Hi Ilona

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  To remove the compile error, please install latest update of Acrobat DC.

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• Now my Adobe Acrobat 8.1.0 doesn't create pdf from MS Word or MS Excel I updraded to Windows 10.

  Now my Adobe Acrobat 8.1.0 doesn't create pdf from MS Word or MS Excel I updraded to Windows 10.

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  You must upgrade to the latest version (Acrobat DC) to solve it.

• Acrobat Pro 9.1 creates is no longer a PDF from Word 2007

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  Of in Word 2007, when I click on "Create a PDF file" (be it in the Office menu or a toolbar of Acrobat) he asked a file name, but when I click on 'Save' has no effect. This is true even for the simplest possible document with the settings "By default" PDF "Preferences".

  If I click with the right button on the name of the document file in Windows Explorer, with Word 2007 closed and click on "Convert to Adobe PDF" in the menu, it starts and the box of staus comes up, but after a few seconds stops and displays "an unexpected error has occurred. PDFMaker is impossible to produce the PDF from Adobe. »

  I can still "save under" PDF in Word 2007, but this gives me little control over the format.

  Is it possible I can get Acrobat 9.1 doing what I bought, and that Adobe announced it will do?

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• Cannot create PDF from Office documents

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  I clicked YES, with the CD in the drive; the process lasted more than 15 minutes and ended normally.

  But when I try to create a PDF file, I get the same message again.

  Any thoughts on how to fix?

  Thank you

  -TedMi

  Have you put safety of Ofrfice allow PDF Maker to run?

  Cannot convert PDF | Error "Missing PDFMaker files".