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• Dull colors, muted when creating PDF

  As a signmaker I regularly create PDFs in my signs (FlexiSign) program to send to customers for approval. Sometimes it works perfectly, and at other times the colors come out totally deaf and dumb so that there is little resemblance to what the finished product will look like.

  I tried a number of different things to fix this. Have even created eps files to open in Illustrator, and then create a pdf file but it always comes out differently.

  I downloaded a trial version of PDF Converter Professional from Nuance Corporation to try it. The colors work perfectly every time with which program but I don't want to buy since I already own Adobe Acrobat Professional.

  I imagine that there are some settings I should change to make things mesh, but I don't know where to start. Any thoughts?

  Operating system: Windows XP

  Acrobat version: 6.0 Professional

  I am no expert in this area, but the file created with Acrobat uses Pantone (spot) colors and the other has specified using RGB colors, then they will be necessarily display differently in Acrobat. Assuming that you want to use spot colors, it should display very well.

  Here is a discussion which may help: http://forums.adobe.com/message/2687024

• Warning of macro when creating PDF

  Windows 7, Word 2007, Acrobat X Pro.

  Using Acrobat to convert a MS Word Doc to PDF, I get the message: "the macros in this project are disabled.  Please consult the online help or the documentation for the host application to determine how to enable macros.  I would like to find a way to stop this Message from VB that appear each time that convert us a MS Word file to PDF format.

  I did a lot of research and I'm pretty sure that this problem is caused by the fact that Acrobat 10 called Microsoft Word during the conversion process. The right way, that this should have been done was to call MS Word using the security settings of the user (i.e. the Macros turned on in my case). However, I think Acrobat called MS Word with the option/m that disables security. That's why users see the pop-up message of Visual Basic (MS Word process).

  I checked this to some extent by running the Acrobat "Combine files into a single PDF file" function and watched the Windows Task Manager. A version of the Winword.exe process is loaded. The Visual Basic Message box appears. The message box is the word, as shown in the taskbar as part of MS Word. After you click OK, the message box disappears and the Winword.exe process dies. Then, the file is converted to PDF.

  MS Word provides a way to work around this message by changing the security settings for macros.  However, I have my MS Word Macro defined security settings on "enable all Macros", yet this message when the conversion of any Word file that contains a VB Macro (using Acrobat X to make the conversion).  This indicates to me that Acrobat is not through my MS Word settings using the /m option.

  This should really be fixed by Adobe. They should start MS Word without the /m option or, more generally, allowing users (not Acrobat) set their parameters to macros in MS Word.  In my case, we use the macros to build our many MS Word files, but don't need macros in the final PDF file.  So I am very well with macros not having not in the final product, but cannot process the messages popup (of the hundreds of pop ups).

  What is - this popup such a fight?

  Since our team combines 80 to 120 in one Word files only book PDF, it is a big problem. The hope is that we could put all the word files in the Acrobat Combinator, start the conversion, and ignore 30 minutes because it converts and creates a single book. But now, users must sit there and continually press the 'OK' button until the process is done.  Waste of resources and time for my business and making the juggler Acrobat useless function.

  Acrobat you added to the list of publishers in Word list? Here is some information from MicroSoft on the procedure to follow:

  31071.aspx #BM17 http://Office.Microsoft.com/en-us/Help/Enable-or-Disable-macros-in-Office-documents-HA0100

• keep Word format when creating pdf bookmarks

  I've recently updated to Word 2003/Adobe 8 Professional to Word 2010/Adobe Professional X.  My style a Word doc that automatically creates the headers of letters; When pdf creates the bookmark is upper and lower case.  How can I keep Word format?  My bookmark must be identical to the table of contents (sections are all uppercase).  I have no problems with Word 2003/Adobe 8 but cannot find any setting in Adobe X to keep the Word formatting.  Any information would be appreciated,

  Karen

  Karen,

  I'm sure you want to try this.

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  Didn't know it in the first place. my bad...

• How to set the orientation of page with postscript when the pdf file is displayed in Adobe Acrobat format?

  I have a program that generates a postscript and then 'prints' the script in a PDF file using gs.

  The user can opt for the document in landscape format.  The program handles this with the addition of the 'Rotation 90' command early in the script.  It works without problem.  When the user opens the PDF file in Adobe Acrobat, it is displayed in landscape orientation.

  In addition, the user may have a "watermark", adding the document which is the text at an angle of 60 degrees.  This is handled by the emission of the "rotation of 60", then the text of the watermark, then "rotation-60.  This also works without problem.  The resulting PDF file has watermark text at an angle of 60 degrees to the rest of the text in the document.

  The problem is when these two options are used together.  The document is correctly mounted (in orientation landscape with a watermark properly tilted), but it is displayed in Acrobat in portrait, forcing the user to rotate to be able to read it.  When I look at the postscript, it seems OK, just the sum of these two options:

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  things...

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  'Net turnover' is 90, leading me to believe that it would be displayed in landscape orientation, but it is displayed in portrait mode.

  There is no other sizing page not declared in the script.

  How can I get the document to display in the landscape when opened in Acrobat?  Thank you.

  Check to see that the 'gs' (ghostscript) isn't reorienting the page, by default, based on what he thinks is the correct meaning of reading.

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• Create PDF from a web page to backend

  Hello, this is my first post on the Adobe Forums

  I'm trying to get a screenshot of a web page using Adobe get 'create PDF from Web Page' However, I can't understand how to capture a page after that I logged on the site. I thought that Adobe Acrobat would recognize that I had connected from Internet Explorer, or my default browser.

  I get the login page of Wordpress. I need to be able to see the dashboard. Find a solution to this will help me to find solutions to my other questions of web capture.

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  This is a limitation of the use of this method. One solution is to print to PDF from your browser once you have the page you want to load, but I don't know if this is acceptable to you.

• Adobe booth 7.1 on Win7 32 bit, 4 GB of ram - when creating a pdf file, that he was very quickly now that is very, very slowly, at 53 seconds of 8 pages.  We scan many documents and this slows us down.   I tried another directory, cleaning the th

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• I can only scan a page when creating a pdf file

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• Cannot create pdf with the same page size

  Hello

  I installed Adobe Acrobat Professional (writer). And created a pdf document. the pdf file contains images, each on his page. The problem is when I save or preview the document, some images are not sized for his area of page (or fit to page). Please check attached picture to see the problem.

  How can I add images to PDF with eqal size.

  Please check attached picture Pdfsnap1 & Pdfsnap2 (used the crop tool)...

  Someone helped me to visit the following link for the solution:

  http://forums.adobe.com/thread/841095

  Above the provided Adobe forum link is good, but 50% of my problem is solved. In other words, the selection of the image and using her crop tool 'page size' is increased, but the image on the page is still small, or it does not increase with the size of the page.

  Concerning

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  To resize the image, you need to select with the object tool and drag the buttons on the sides and the corners to resize it.

  Much of what you do can be done in Acrobat, but this isn't the ideal application for such actions. Acrobat isn't really an editing tool, but a tool to create a finished product that provides essentially platform independent product. You might find what you want to do is best done in a word processor or page layout tool, then a PDF file created from this result.

• 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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  With Acrobat, can I add pages to a created PDF manuscript previously?

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