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• When I export my PDF file to Word, I lose the formatting?

  Why am I losing my page/font formats and spacing when I export my PDF file to Word?

  It would be useful to know the operating system and the version of Acrobat. When you export, the registration screen has a settings option that includes retain format (creates a lot of text boxes) or flow. There are also options for OCR and graphics in the settings. If the PDF has strange fonts (or non-system), they will be not recorded and Acrobat will try a better idea on an appropriate policy.

  

• I can't export a PDF file to Word, there is an error in access to the service

  I can't export a PDF file to Word, there is an error in access to the service

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  Hi florac81095806,

  If you use ExportPDF go in drive, please make sure you have Acrobat Reader DC, as you can no longer access the service of earlier versions of the player. You can download the CD from this page: https://get.adobe.com/reader.

  Best,

  Sara

• I need to adjust the dpi when batch exporting a PDF file in format TIFF, Acrobat Pro

  Hi all

  I have Adobe Acrobat Pro. I use action tool export batch than several (approx. 425 individual pdf) pdf to TIFF format files. My problem is the resulting TIFF images are of low resolution, and I do not know how to set the export settings to get Adobe to export it to 600 dpi or more.

  If I jump the batch and each pdf file manually I can actually adjust the settings to 600 dpi, but I have too many files to do it manually. Also, if I use the feature to "combine files", bring all within a multi-page pdf, then export to TIFF: I can set it to 600 dpi, but then each file exported with a different file name. Example: "MAP5" gets exported as 'Page x of x' so I would rename of 425 files to their original file name.

  Thanks in advance for your time and your help.

  In the category 'Convert to PDF' of preferences, you can specify the resolution.

• Cannot export the PDF file into WORD Doc (that I just bought) system allows me to choose which PDF file but is grayed out in the area where is located the "Convert" button - so no activity.  I want to be sure that my order was confirmed the e-mail address

  RE: ORDER NUMBER: ADO18068065

  I just bought your program Adobe Export PDF but does not - Adobe allows me to capture what PDF I want to export - but won't let me DO NOT convert the file (the window to see where the PDF export is grayed out and I can't enter anything).  Can I entered an incorrect email when I signed firstly for the export of Adobe program ([email protected] INSTEAD of Correct e-mail address: [email protected] could you go to see if the order went through because your window opens each time I try to export a PDF file to WORD asking me to buy the program Adobe export again. )

  Thanks - Pls email me at: [email protected] with your answer.  

  Hi constancew92438621,

  Make sure that you have installed the last DC of Adobe Acrobat Reader Acrobat Reader DC Learn & Support to use the service to export it to PDF help of Acrobat Reader | Export PDF to Acrobat Reader DC.

  You can also use this service online at https://cloud.acrobat.com/exportpdf

  Let me know if you have still any problem?

  Kind regards

  Nicos

• Define the quality of compression for individual images to export a PDF file?

  When is export a PDF in the ID file, you are given an option to downsample and compress images. My problem is, I want to compress images more than others. For example, a photo in the paper could be much more than a sous-echantillonnees png logo. Of course, I could go and pre-sous - sample each image to the right size in photoshop, but it may involve sort of. Is there a way I could exclude at least one particular image of compression?

  Hi Graham,

  If this is all for a PDF file, which should be light for web downloads and not for print jobs we can do the following:

  1. export a PDF file with different settings Downsample

  2 merge PDFs with Acrobat Pro

  Using the functionality of layers:
  A. import as layer
  B. flatten layers

  To get the different resolutions of individual images, configure the images that you do not want to see with a separate export for re - print.

  If this idea will work or not work depends on the structure of your page layout. And it might be a little automated through scripts. The extent of automation can be low or high. If images that shouldn't be downsampled can be identified by certain rules, legal regimes may or other means such as styles of object applied to the container used frames per etc., it could be high. And also individual export can be done by the script.

  Kind regards
  Uwe

• How to export a PDF file to make nonprinting objects show but don't print not AND hyperlinks on the top of the page work at the same time?

  Firstly - I work in InDesign CC 2015.

  My problem is, I had this 10 page document, which, on every page, shows an object that must be in PDF format - but do not print. I made this object into a button and unchecked "Printable". On top of this object, I made 10 hyperlinks (separate layer) that point to the page 1-10.

  When you export the document and I use the interactive PDF format , works ' show nonprinting object but do not print ' well, BUT hyperlinks don't. If I uncheck the "layer of nonprinting objects" in the file PDF, then hyperlinks work, but the problem now is that the nonprinting objects are invisible...

  When you export the document and I use a PDF to print the "unprintable object show but do not print" does not work BUT the hyperlinks don't...

  I put hyperlinks to post a link to pages and also tried the link to the anchor text. No difference.

  So my question is: How to export a PDF file to make nonprinting objects show but don't print not AND hyperlinks on the top of the page work at the same time?

  Thank you

  Mette from Denmark

  I swapped my links to the buttons - AND NOW IT WORKS; (o)

• Since the new downloaded drive, display a pdf file was DOWNGRADED.  The color contrast is terrible and the quality of the screen reminds me of the first BACK operation displays. Help!  I want the quality looks an old back!

  Since the new downloaded drive, display a pdf file was DOWNGRADED.  The color contrast is terrible and the quality of the screen reminds me of the first BACK operation displays. Help!  I want the quality looks an old back!

  To add to this miserable viewing experience, we cannot even e-mail Adobe to communicate this déclassé experience.  We are forced to complain to others.

  Who knows of another pdf viewer application which is better (for viewing - what are the tools when he drove you nuts just to see your documents in Adobe reader?)

  Well, finally found.  Go to the edition/preferences/display Page.  Under "Rendering: smooth text", choose "for computer/laptop LCD screens". "  Do not know why the default value is set to 'none', which gives you this mess / hard to read test.

• I ve just to open a PDF file in Word format, but I can't use it properly. The document is unformated...

  I ve just to open a PDF file in Word format, but I can't use it properly. The document is unformated...

  The conversion to WORD (if you converted before you opened in WORD, because WORD does not open PDF files to my knowledge) is a luck of the draw. Two options are generally available, to keep the page layout and to maintain the flow of the text. The provision creates a bunch of text boxes in WORD with your information. The stream format does not text boxes. If the PDF file has been create from WORD with all tags (using PDF Maker), then the conversion can be almost flawless. If it was printed to PDF format or the markup turned off, then you are function Acrobat (or export) try to interpret what is necessary and the results is often not great. An article that almost never comes out right are equations.

  If you scanned the document, then you have an OCR option, but don't expect great things. You must always keep the originals of your documents. Reverse engineering function, a PDF to WORD is a dangerous practice.

• How can I correct a text 'hidden' in a searchable PDF file?

  This seems to be a simple question. However, the answers are always complex, do not give the desired result and often answering a different question altogether. I say all this just to warn people at the outset that the 'problem' is easier than how many people and PDF application developers, including Adobe, generally it include the proposed "solutions" are invariably a total... Well, botch a reasonable word if somewhat underestimated.

  Here's the real problem:

  I have "searchable" PDF files created by scanning documents and their implementation through an OCR process. I create "searchable" PDF files to archive, index and possibly allow search for scanned documents. A "searchable" PDF file meets these criteria better than any other commonly used, 'portable' archive format - although I'd be happy if someone could indicate an obvious alternative I can remember. I don't have a perfect OCR results. If I need a document to edit or maybe feed in a spreadsheet or a database, I expect to be able to reprocess the page images in a given "searchable" OCR PDF and convert the content Word, RTF, Excel or another file format as needed with more carefully to the results for the archived document itself. Therefore, the "searchable" PDF document is scanned page images making it up while the OCR generated 'text' is secondary, but still important. Therefore, each file must contain images of the scanned page in sufficient detail to be efficiently converted by OCR if possible and quite readable for people who consider the images to be able to establish a process of OCR can not understand. Once scanned, these pages are the 'document' and so 'immutable '. However, OCR is not perfect. For an archive of searchable documents, it doesn't have to be, but some mistakes are important because they can prevent the document to be found by a search. Therefore, there must be a way to view and, if necessary, change the text 'hidden' in a "searchable" PDF file without changing the view of a document or how it is printed. No redaction. Not visible "corrections." None of the PDF stuff publishers want to insert in a PDF file when you edit it. I don't want to modify the document without exporting to a format suitable for an editable document. I just want enough 'correct' text hidden in a PDF "searchable".

  I apologize for the length and redundancy in my description of the problem. However, past attempts to explain my problem and objectives as well as what I've seen in response to similar questions through the Internet indicate that most people trying to answer this question coming home the same point of view shared by most, if not all, sellers PDF tool or application. They seem to think that all desire to edit a PDF file is a desire to have a PDF processing any. Or, they assume that the process of OCR employee may need tweaking of the means by which people apply and then a process like 'find the suspects' is sufficient to deal with errors. But no, it's not what I'm trying to accomplish and the responses that deal with these subjects do not meet this issue.

  In short, what tool or the application of any provider will reveal "searchable" hidden text in a file PDF produced by any OCR or any other process and then enable corrections to the text hidden without changing the document display settings at all? Note, includes hidden text generally limit the information in the box which indicates the portion of the picture that the text has been recognized. This information must be lost or changed when you change the text "available".

  Thus the tools or applications that can do that? If Adobe Acrobat Pro XI can (use of a copy of the trial showed that hidden text content may be revised, but publishing has failed by any simple way I work while trying the application), fine. However, list $ 500.00 or even a $200.00 can update a copy of Adobe Acrobat X Standard that came with my scanner is a lot of money for personal use when reviewing and changing the hidden text in a PDF "searchable" OCR is the only function I need. Therefore, other instruments suggested or applications that make what I need for less would be greatly appreciated.

  I scan a document directly or starting with a PDF "only images", no Adobe product offers a convenient way to examine and correct the 'hidden' text generated by either the process Adobe Acrobat OCR OCR tools or third-party applications. When you use Adobe Acrobat, the 'Find the Suspects' function will allow correction of the flags of Acrobat OCR results, but a lot of mistakes-for example the names are a particular problem because incorrectly recognized the outcome of the names of "viewable" files that could not be found when looking for files containing the text elements that are among the most likely entered search terms - will not be reported as "suspect" and cannot be corrected in a file to be saved as a file PDF 'searchable' where 'searchable' is Image indexable () 'Exact)"- that is a PDF file containing images of scanned documents original, no altered page - with the"searchable"text written in the file as text 'hidden' 'under' the images on the page.

  For scanning and archiving paper documents with text 'hidden' to enable computerized research, products from other suppliers should be used. Adobe Acrobat products are insufficient to the task.

  If you want to scan documents, treat them with OCR, and then convert the results to other formats - for example Word, RTF, etc. - to be edited by hand, then Adobe products can be used. However, just at how they perform this task is outside my experience and is beyond the scope of my original question.

• I have Adobe Reader XI with the package that allows me to send a PDF file and convert PDF files to Word. When I open a pdf file and you try to find the search shows no match, even if the word I'm looking for is in the document. Suggestions how to search?

  I have Adobe Reader XI with the package that allows me to send a PDF file and convert PDF files to Word. When I open a pdf file and you try to find the search shows no match, even if the word I'm looking for is in the document. Suggestions how to search?

  A scanned document is an image; You can't find a picture.

  If the image contains text, recognition of characters (OCR) will convert the 'text' in the image in real text (searchable, editable).

  OCR can be performed automatically when converting a PDF to Word, using the ExportPDF service.

  To run OCR inline in a PDF document, you will need Acrobat.

• get the conversion failed on the export of PDF files.

  get the conversion failed on the export of PDF files.

  Hi jfcobb999,

  I'm sorry that you are having problems, file conversion. You convert the web interface, or through Adobe Reader? You have a large number of files in the folder root of your list of files on Acrobat.com?

  Try to start these things:

  • Empty the cache of the browser, and then try again.
  • Use another browser.
  • Make sure the drive is up-to-date by selecting help > check for updates.
  • If you have a large number of files on Acrobat.com, some of them move in a subfolder.

  Please let us know how it goes.

  Best,

  Sara

• I export to PDF Adobe format expires Aug.2015. Need to convert the PDF file to Word.Repeatedly made to SUBSCRIBE. Can I PLEASE signs for COVERT my tp of PDF WORD file?

  How to use my Adobe export in PDF format to convert PDF files to Word.

  Gene

  Hi 1gene.

  It seems that you just are not connected to the ExportPDF service. If you use a web browser, please clear the cache and then connect directly to https://cloud.acrobat.com/exportpdf. If you want to convert the drive you choose Help > updates to ensure that you have installed the latest versions.

  Please let us know if you still have problems logging in to ExportPDF, and let's dig a little deeper.

  Best,

  Sara

• I downloaded the free trial version of Adobe Pro XI, but again, I can't convert my PDF files into Word documents?

  Can you convert PDF files into Word documents with the free trial version of Adobe Pro XI?

  And make sure you are current RUNNING Acrobat Pro, not Adobe Reader. The trial does not have the Adobe Reader software. It will say clearly on the screen, which is running.

• Cannot export first (after you import the JPEGs that were originally a PDF file)

  Hi guys, I'm having a problem exporting a video of first. It is tripped upward (as in, freezes my computer) by a few images that I imported.

  The stills were originally of a PDF file, I then open in PS and saved in JPEG format. It would be a problem in first?

  Another potential problem: the stills have layers of transparency. Could be the problem?

  Any thoughts?

  What size are the stills? you exported a PS RGB