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• 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

• create pdf Bookmarks files

  Is it possible to create each bookmark pdf files in a single pdf file, where each created pdf file has the bookmark as file name?

  Thank you

  Adobe Acrobat Pro DC

  Windows 10

  Yes, by going to tools - Pages - Split Document - level bookmarks.

  If this does not work, then you can use a script like this, I developed:

  Scripts custom Adobe: Acrobat - chapters from bookmarks

  Scripts custom Adobe: Acrobat - extract lowest level bookmarks

• Keep the format when exporting to Excel

  Is it possible to keep the number and width of columns formatting when you export to Excel?

  You also have a possibility to customize your class "export."

  (1) you can set a custom action that does something totally different and make it available to your users. For example, we have done something in the past where a custom window gets arises and you can 'choose' attributes in your grid that you want to be exported, rather than be "linked" to the configured columns.

  (2) you can set the class that makes the export in the control panel under the frame settings. Maybe it's a little less flexible that you will be always tied to the model and the existing export format (it is passed to your class, rather than the CSVExport class), but you would be in full control of output. Like Sasha said, by default, CSV is the output format and things like formatting are obviously not taken in charge.

  I think that #1 would be the way to go because it offers the most flexibility for your users, but there should be a somewhat higher effort.

  # 1, you can see an example of this in action here:

  http://branchbird.com/images/exporting-options.PNG

  Hope that helps.

  Patrick

  Edited by: Branchbird - Pat on 11 October 2012 08:27

• Error message appears when creating new bookmarks

  Creating new bookmarks a context menu appears with the following information:
  Download: [Exception... ["Component retyrned failure code: 0x80004005 (NS_ERROR_FAILURE) [nsIObserverService.removeObserver]" nsresult: "0x80004005 (NS_ERROR_FAILURE)" location: "JS frame: chrome://trustchecker/content/trustchecker.js: anonymous: line 955" data: no]

  The bookmark is saved at the bottom of the list, but it is not possible to select the folder to save the bookmark. How can I solve this problem?

  In my view, that Checker Trust belongs to Zone Alarm, to test this try to disable Zone Alarm Add-ons in Firefox to see if you can then create new bookmarks.

  To disable extensions:
  Click on the Tools menu, and select Add-ons. Modules window appears.

  1. In the window modules, click the Extensions Panel. The list of installed extensions is displayed.
  2. Click on the name of an extension in the list to select it.
  3. Click on disable to disable the selected extension.
  4. Click Restart Firefox.

  If it turn out to be the extension of the Zone Alarm causing the problem, look for the Zone Alarm updates, otherwise you can report the problem to them.

• 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

• Jumps to Page Excel reset when creating PDF

  I have a spreadsheet in Excel 2007 I have page breaks set as I want.  Although, when I create a PDF with Adobe Pro it changes the page break settings and removes a column to another page.  What can I do to prevent page breaks change when I create the pdf file?  Thanks in advance.

  This is because the size of the page you are printing on is different from what you have in Excel.  Try to change the size of the page when you print, or to bring Adobe default PDF and see what Excel page breaks look like then.

• where to add the db CAN format when creating an exe file.

  I created an executable file to run on a PC not of LabView. When I run the file, I can't seem to select the database when I right click on the target computer. On my development machine, the exe seems to know where is the PB.

  I guess that the Pb, I installed on computer target in the right folder. Is there a 'best practice' to avoid this error?

  Thank you

  Thanks Hooovahh,

  I did include the DBC in the LabVIEW project and then include it in the EXE. I have also included in the installer, but what I is not install NOR-XNET on the target computer. I understand NEITHER-XNET DURATION in the installer. My question was on start up I have a dialog box select the database using a right-click of the mouse on the control (according to the test, the CBD may be different).

  the right click appear the selection "Browse for Database File... ", but it would not execute the file dialog popup after, so I had no database selected and initialization crashed.

  After the installation of NOR-XNET, the popup has worked and I was able to select the database what ever I wanted. Bottom line, I will include OR-XNET, not only the version of the Runtime for all of my installers using CAN.

  Thanks for the help programming, I will try and include your departure to check what aliases exist in XNet using the Get database list. This seems really smart to make sure that the wha DBC file are available.

• How to do not include the path when creating pdf of many html files?

  I use "merge into one file" to create a PDF from many html files. However, the generated pdf file have html files path information. I wonder how to generate a pdf file without path information.

  Go to CREATE > create a PDF file of the Web Page > click the SETTINGS button in the dialog box that follows > uncheck "place headers and footers on the new page.

  Thank you!

• Is it possible to keep the custom metatags when you create PDF from Word 2007 files?

  Does anyone know a way to have custom metadata attached to a Word 2007 document to be completed in the course of an Adobe PDF file? The "Save as PDF or XPS ' in Word 2007 command clears all custom metatags that you have attached to the Word doc as PDF file has metadata cleaned up when you open it in Acrobat X.

  However, in Word 2010, you can incorporate the MetaTags in the doc properties, create the PDF file using the Save as PDF, and the metatags are stored in the PDF file. So far, I have not found a way to do the same thing in Word 2007. (I know it is possible to add the metatags in Acrobat after the creation of the PDF file, but we are looking for a way to provide a Microsoft Word template that has the MetaTags already integrated, so colleagues by using Word 2007 can create PDFs that include our metadata.)

  Thanks for any help you can offer.

  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).

• Table of contents and PDF bookmarks

  InDesign CC October 2015

  Windows 8.1

  I have created a table of contents, all styles, it seems good. The next step is to have the bookmarks actually export to a PDF file.

  I chose the option "create PDF bookmarks"; all created bookmarks in the Bookmarks panel. Very well. However, when I create a PDF of the table of contents or the full book, no bookmarks appear.

  What Miss me?

  The part that I missed was that I unchecked the option 'hyperlink '. When the "Bookmarks" option is selected, "Hyperlinks" is also. I did not all hyperlinks in my book so I disabled it. Bad plan.

  After you have enabled the 'Bookmarks' and 'Links', selection of bookmark in the document PDF now brings me to the referenced page.

• When I open a PDF and try and connect you to convert the document to word format he said "reader has no ability to access this service" and it doesn't let me move forward. What this means and how do I continue to Word so I can edit pdf

  When I open a PDF and try and connect you to convert the document to word format he said "reader has no ability to access this service" and it doesn't let me move forward. -What this means and how do I continue to Word so I can change the pdf document?

  Hi wayned76005641,

  You subscription Adobe export to PDF, make sure that you are signed in DC from Adobe Acrobat Reader Adobe - Adobe Acrobat Reader DC Distribution using your Adobe ID to use the service to export it to PDF service The Adobe export in PDF format allows you to convert a PDF to Word, Excel, PowerPoint and RTF formats..

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

  Once the PDF is converted .docx file you can edit in MS Word.

  Kind regards
  Nicos

• I have a new computer with Windows 7 Professional, Office 2007, Adobe XI. I just created a word document and tried save it in PDF format, but the PDF option does not appear in the menu dropdown. Any ideas please? Thank you.

  I have a new computer with Windows 7 Professional, Office 2007, Adobe XI. I just created a word document and tried save it in PDF format, but the PDF option does not appear in the menu dropdown. Any ideas please? Thank you.

  What is "Adobe XI" - Reader or Acrobat?

  But, "Save as Adobe PDF" is a function of Word, independent of this Adobe software, you have installed.

  

• When you create PDF from WORD 2010 files, can't do the TOC header as hyperlinks entries

  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 >

  Help them get the entries in TOC topic as hyperlinks?

  Try to do this from Word by using the Ribbon.

• Create PDFs from MS Word documents with DWG files embedded

  
  Using Adobe Acrobat Pro XI, I regularly create PDF documents from MS Word documents with AutoCAD DWG files embedded.  If I print to PDF it is well with integrated designs but if I use the plugin Acrobat text in the drawings would then become too light to see in the created PDF file.  I need to be able to convert to PDF format rather than print them in PDF format in order to have the bookmarks and links created automatically.  What parameters control the darkness of drawings ACAD contained in MS Word files when they are converted to PDF files?

  Here are some screenshots from the built-in drawings prints/changed:

  

  Convert:

  

  This problem was caused by the use of dynamic blocks with several line colors and thicknesses in the original DWG files.  They were used to allow the quick creation of drawings in AutoCAD for several different components that share similar attributes.  Unfortunately when these drawings are incorporated in MS Word or PDF files is created directly from these drawings, items in the drawing would randomly disappear when a PDF file created from them.  The solution is to open each offending in AutoCAD DWG file, move everything to layer zero and set the thickness of the text elements.