InDesign CC: can't export PDFS for printing

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• How can I export to PDF for printing Offset, including colors and grayscale of the photo?

  After reading dozens of forum, I not yet found the answer.

  I made a photo album with full-colur and b & w photos for Offset print. I want to be for the b & w grayscale avoid the hues of colors possible. It seems that InDesign does not support the shades of gray, how images become dark. Even with export without any conversion of color or the destination and/or including profiles of original colors, the images are exported to obscurity as a PDF to grayscale.

  
  

  How can I export to PDF for printing Offset, including colors and grayscale of the photo?

  Yes, Photoshop & ID CMYK working spaces are the same

  This can become difficult because 3 programs manage proofing differently.

  Work spaces don't matter, document profiles that handle the preview. So here's the same image in grayscale, placed in the ID on the top and PS on the bottom. I put my info in Photoshop to display the profile of doc in the lower left corner. I can see the profile of my InDesign CMYK Document in my test format (CMYK work is different and is not used). The two profiles are actually the same coated FOGRA39 (Black Ink FOGRA in the case of the PS).

  But the previews do not match because I disabled, so the preview InDesign is Gamma 2.2 or a "screen" media preview overprinting.

  

  If I turn on overprint preview, I get a match because I'm soft proofing for printing:

  

• not the case in the present site gives a phone number to explain my contract, I can move from one computer to another? How can I set up for printing to Adobe

  Not the case in the present site gives a phone number to explain my contract, I can move from one computer to another?

  How can I set up for printing to Adobe

  So far, it is not necessary for a person no-tech.

  If you have a normal single-user license or subscription, you are allowed to have two active facilities as long as you use only one of them for the software at the same time.  You can disable and re-enable them if necessary to install on another machine.

• InDesign CC: Cannot export PDF in print quality

  InDesign CC 2015.3

  OS X El Capitan 10.11.3

  InDesign won't export quality of printing PDF or predefinied project. Earlier, as he begins to export, it gives a short error "PDF cannot be exported. I tried to remove some PSD-related images, and then only the export could be done without error.

  Any help much appreciated.

  for troubleshooting tips, see Adobe Community: file crashing on exit - print/PDF/other

• Export pdf vs print to PDF in InDesign?

  Years, I "printed in pdf format" via InDesign and had no problem with the quality/accuracy of my output. As I passed some of the techniques advanced such that knocking out objects with transparency and alpha channels, I noticed that more and more, my output is wrong. So I reworked my files in Photoshop so that the shots of grace and transparency occurs there and placed in ID work bitmap.

  Recently, I was having a problem of display of a file and sort of stumbled on export to PDF. When I tried it, my perfectly output file! I am pleased to say the least.

  What I was asking, is what is the difference between the two? I wonder now why there is even an option print to PDF? If I were Adobe, I'd a sharper distinction between the two and the advantages of both.

  Print to PDF is a shortcut for printing to a file postcsript and distillation. Export use any postscript, but use instead an internal PDF library. Supports color management, interactivity, layering, transparency and other advanced features not available to the general public in distilled PDF PDF exported and is the recommended method to produce PDFS from code.

• How can I Portfolio PDF booklet printing options?

  I am trying to print a pdf portfolio with 5 files PDF brochure and staple option. In the box print options it gives me the option to Poster size, or multiple, but the booklet is "grayed out". Is it possible to print in booklet without it?

  

  Hi yvonnes82821311

  Sorry for the delay in response.

  This print option does not work for the portfolio, which is good for the individual files.

  To work around the problem, you can create individual pdf files-portfolio and print them separately.

  Kind regards

  Tariq Dar.

• Export PDF for Mac Pages

  Adobe Pro DC will export to pdf for the Mac Pages, without using MS Word (I have no word)?

  Yes, the PDF must be exported to Word. This does NOT MEAN WORD IS USED. You do not actually export to an application, you export to a file.

  Word saves the DOC or DOCX files. When you export a PDF file (using one of the paid services) makes a DOC or DOCX file. That's all. Apparently, Pages can read DOC or DOCX files. Here is a video on reading Word into Pages documents. https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=IxxP7I5zy-8

  I don't really understand the thing "export to Mac. You export on Mac or Windows. If necessary you get the file for Mac. You use Pages. Quite.

• Can not get address for printer does not accept password

  Went to the eprint centre to save the printer worked fine but when we tried to give address printer so we can send to the remote printer does not accept the password any itry

  MasterBinker, have you tried to use the link you have forgotten the password in the login page for ePrintCenter?  This should send a new password to the email address.

  You can also try using a different web browser.

  Kind regards

  Sean

• Can I export pdf to excel programmatically files?

  Hello, as stated in the title, I would like to export PDFs to excel by program files.

  The problem arised because I need to convert a large number of files, say a thousand, and as far as I know the only way to do this is to convert them manually using Adobe Reader DC.

  I need some Adobe Reader API to connect with and the conversion of pdf to excel, is possible like this available?

  See you soon,.

  sheilvean.

  There is no API to Adobe Reader for this.

• InDesign - How can I change PDF export options when PACKING

  Hey everyone, I have an InDesign issue that was so irritating, but I don't know that I can describe it adequately.

  I'll try, I hope that makes sense, and it would be great if someone could help me.

  When you package an InDesign document a PDF is generated automatically.

  I can't figure out where to change the parameters of this PDF file that is created.

  For example: when packing, I would choose between pages vs spreads, or change settings of guides and funds lost for the PDF that will be created.

  The packaging process seems to just go with all this last use.

  So a solution that seems to do the trick is to go: file / export... to change the settings later dialog and then actually export the PDF file.

  When you return to package your file, the conditioning process then creates another PDF using settings you chose when exporting one.

  It's cool, I guess, it works, but this seems to be a waste of time.

  Is there a setting somewhere that you can change before you compress the file WITHOUT exporting a dummy PDF?

  Thanks for reading!

  -Scott

  Go to file > Adobe PDF presets > define

  

  In the Adobe PDF presets, click New

  

  Here, in the new preset dialog box, you can give a marks and bleeds and your desirable set up, and then click OK and fact

  

  Now go to file new and choose Package

  

  Package dialog box appears, click the button of the packages

  

  In the package publication dialog box, now you can choose the predefined PDF that you have created and click the packages

  

  Enjoy!

  Thank you

• I have printer HP C4680 scans and copies to the Jeg can be converted to Pdf for printing.

  How to convert software for the HP C4680 printer print queue?  See the topic shown.

  Hello

  Why it prints as jpg files, I don't know, but you should be able to scan and print as a pdf with the following product:

  http://en.pdf24.org/pdf-editor.jsp

  You can download and install on your computer. You can open it to scan in PDF format and you can also print documents in the form of PDF files. A good thing: you can also use it to edit PDF files.

  Kind regards.

• How to record a gap of 11 x 17 pdf with funds lost by printing booklet (paginated) so I can send to FedEx for print?

  I used to be able to print booklet and change the print setting to save it as a postscript and distill but when I do that now pages get cropped so that they are more 12 x 18.

  Thanks P Spier, but I already had that and it still wouldn't let me print on paper 11 x 17 (but I probably need as ppd to operate).

  In case anyone needs it, here's what I did:

  I added a new Document Preset for oversized items (file > Print Presets > define... make a new one this size: 17.5833 11.5833)

  Make sure that you are bleeding already defined (. 125)

  File > print booklet

  Select the Print Preset you just made

  Click Print settings...

  Select the Print Preset you just made (Yes, again)

  Printer: PostScript file

  PPD: Adobe PDF 9.0

  Ok

  Print

  Save the .ps file and then open it with the Distiller or Adobe Acrobat Pro

• Best way to get InDesign files (or the exported pdf file) Acrobat DC?

  Hi all

  I was taken to the top of the interactive forms in Indesign. I like the creation of form-everything is very specific and very accurate. I feel like Adobe is lacking in this regard and with regard to the toolset.

  / But /, Indesign does not support the level of script Acrobat when it comes to creation of interactive form. What I do is, I exported the PDF from Indesign, then by defining it as a background in Acrobat. That worked fine for me up until I created a multipage document.

  It seems that I can not put a background in Acrobat 1:1 with the pdf I created. It still affects each page with the background, be it a page of pdf or page 2 or page 3...

  Someone at - it a good workflow, a way to get the most out of Indeisgn without taking too many steps to change the pdf file in Acrobat? Perhaps with a plug-in?

  Have you tried the replace command pages in Acrobat. Seems it would be exactly what need you.

• How to prepare the PDF for printer when you print spreads with bleeding

  I have created a 12 - page document that is willing to go to printer. The front and rear cover a bleed on it and not too sure how to prepare the file.

  I sent unique pages with printer in the past harvest files so they can print as a booklet on their end, but this one is a little tricky because of the purge. I have been able to manually create a file of InD 11 x 17 and throw out and export that in PDF with crop marks, but something tells me that this is not the best way.

  For this work, I send you the original InD file so the printer can do everything they need to do to make things, but I would like to know for future reference.

  Thank you in advance!

  A 12-page document would print on 3 sheets of paper, so inside purge (on the back) probably won't be a problem, so you can set it to 0, or let the same thing that the bleed on the outer edges and let the tax to the printer software ignore it (assuming you let the printer do its work to impose). Send a PDF of 12 pages (with bleed) in consecutive order would be normal childbirth.

  But still, when you have a question like this, you should call and ask what they want to the printer.

• When I transfer a file from photoshop into indesign, what is the best format for printing purposes?

  Let me give you a little background here. I do my mini portfolio. It is a collection of works of my choice. I place objects in Indesign. I placed Indesign and Illustrator files in Indesign without going through problems of impressions pixelated. When I placed a Photoshop file in Indesign my pixelated image slightly. Guys can help me solve my problem? Thank you.

  You must ensure that the files have a sufficient number of pixels at a certain size and a certain ppi.

  For example, to print an image of 8 x 10 inches at 300 dpi, you need 2400 x 3000 pixels. (8 x 300 per 10 x 300)

  If you resize the image upwards in Indesign, the ppi will be reduced. Choose the image and let effective ppi in the links Panel.

  If th pixelation only happens in Indesign and not when printing, do a right-click on the image in the layout and choose display performance > high quality display.

  You can also set in display performance preferences.

  But what you see in Indesign is in any case an overview of reduced quality, not the original.