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• How to make images look clear in PDF converting MS Word?

  Hello

  When to convert a MS Word-2010 file (which also contains images) to PDF via Acrobat X Pro, a few images that are large in size look not very clear. There is no work around for this problem? Please answer. It is very urgent.

  Thank you

  Bill,

  Thanks for the very detailed search and some major technical notes. I think I found the culprit, see below.

  Smetacube,

  You use the appropriate method to get the images in Word.

  If you are working with images that are 1280 x 720, which is 72 dpi? The width & height is only the size of the image, it is a 3rd number of the resolution of the image. Working with more resources, such as 150 dpi or 300 ppi is expected to produce a better result, but it seems that the word done more backstage of here, who can fight your best efforts. I believe that the steps outlined in this article will be to solve your problem:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2002066

  City of the article:

  "This problem occurs because PowerPoint, Excel and Word perform a compression of images based upon registration. It is not possible to retrieve photos that have already been compressed. »

  "For future backups, compression can be disabled on a basis of files by using the following steps:

  1. Click on the Office button, then click on record under.
  2. Click Tools, and then click Compress pictures.
  3. Click on Options.
  4. Clear the automatically perform basic saving compression checkbox.
  5. Click OK.
  6. In the dialog box Compress images , click Cancel.
     Note:  Clicking OK in this dialog box will not prevent the problem from happening.

  "You can also change the following registry setting to avoid basic compression occurs by default."

• What should I do to protect my computer because I left the Microtech scam people look at my computer via the ammyn Viewer?

  A woman with an Indian accent called saying she was with Microsoft and I had not answered their many urgent emails on my virus in my computer and she called for help.  I can't believe I fell for this point but finally woke up and realized it sounded funny and hung to the top.  But I did not have to look at my computer via the website ammyn.  I do not buy anything.  I just ran the full check of Windows Security Essentials.  What should I do?

  It's a tough call.  For the most part, these scammers are simply interested to bill you for your non-existent problems and then sell you a costly "contract of service" rather than actually steal information on your part.

  On the other hand, let you someone have total control over your computer and even if you could probably see everything that was done, he could well be activity past in the background a copy of your files.  Usually, however, all they do is look at the event viewer where they can surprise highlighting the 'mistakes' and 'warnings' (which virtually every Windows computer displayed in the event viewer) and thus convince you to buy their services to 'fix '.

  At a minimum, I suggest to change all your name of user and password login information for whatever sites you visit, especially for banking sites or credit card.  If you are really interested and you keep financial information on your computer, you might want to act like your portfolio, including your credit card has been lost or stolen: contact your financial institutions and change your account information.

  IMO, it is unlikely that no matter what malware 'backdoor' or another was left in this event, but if you are concerned that, really, the only way is to be sure to do a complete "clean" installation of Windows.  For most people who have computers that were purchased with Windows pre-installed, this means (a) back up your personal files, (2) to restore the computer to its "fresh from the factory" State by using some mechanism to do so provided by the manufacturer; (3) painstakingly updated day Windows to the current service pack and post-service pack updates; (4) reinstall any programs that were installed after that you bought the computer (using the original installation media) and then update these programs according to needs; and (5) restore your personal files.

• Looking for dynamic PDF (page-flipping) Viewer for my website

  I wasn't sure if this or the PDF forum is a better place for this question, but...

  I am looking for a PDF document for visitors to my website on a page that contains nothing but. Ideally, it would be an experience as dynamic as possible, with some animations-flipping of page (at least). As a virtual magazine.

  I researched what could exist to help me there and found things like this and this.

  Obviously, they are not all created equal and we could go crazy to try. So if someone has already been through this and can help a guy out, much appreciated. Ideally, I'm looking for something that obviously works very well on all devices, a smooth rather than entertainment in the staircase and allows the touch sliding (IE, iPad).

  Doesn't have to be freeware (I'll pay if it's worth the hump), though of course free it better than non-free.

  Thank you!

  I used this solution a bit backwards: Turn.js: the page flip effect in HTML5

  However, licensing is not clear for version 4. You may want to contact the developer about potential costs: blasten (Emmanuel Garcia) · GitHub

• Read a PDF via the Braille display

  Hi all

  is it possible to read PDFs via the Braille display? If it is a text-based PDF only.

  I figured out by clicking in the body of the PDF that I can read the lines. But I'd love to do that without the mouse at all.

  Thanks in advance.

  Fuelz

  Hi Fuelbaz,

  You can choose the option "Read Out Loud' on the view menu."

  Kind regards

  Ana Maria

• How can I import an excel file into an already existing form on the PDF (via AdobePro)?

  How can I import an excel file into an already existing form on the PDF (via AdobePro)? No data just directly, drop-down lists.

  Hi spencert3881156,

  Please post on the Adobe forums.

  You can visit the following link on the same thread:

  Can I import data from an Excel worksheet to a PDF form? (Create PDF)

  Let me know if this helps.

  Kind regards

  Ana Maria

• Cannot export interactive pdf via javascript

  Hi we are generating PDF with the link url in it, if we want to use type PDF interactive to export our PDF via javascript, however, when we use below the function exportfile, it throws error:

  DOC.exportFile (ExportFormat.INTERACTIVE_PDF, leader (pdfFile));

  Output console: result: Script Exception: object does not support the property or method 'INTERACTIVE_PDF '.

  We use CS5.5 (7.5) and it works when changing ExportFormat to:

  DOC.exportFile (ExportFormat.pdfType, File (pdfFile));

  Please help.thank you.

  Make sure your app.scriptPreferences.version is set on CS5.5 (= 7.5)

• try to open a PDF via the BrowserFieldRequest APi url

  Hello

  I try to open a PDF of the following url >

  CFB BrowserFieldConfig = new BrowserFieldConfig();

  BrowserField bf = new BrowserField (config);

  BrowserFieldRequest res = new BrowserFieldRequest (PDF_URL);

  browserField.requestContent (bf);

  When I run the code on both the Simulator and the device I get

  Error message: unsupported media type.

  But if I try to open a PDF manaually on the device lets say Google.com it opens.

  The url of the pdf that I pass opens on your desktop.

  What else is required to open the PDF file from a java application.

  Thank you

  sgarg

  OK, it works with the device but not the reason of emulator is the BES server.

• Adding text to PDF via Javascript flattenable

  Adobe dear Experts,

  I tried to add text to a PDF through JavaScript for the last 4 hours. I got the hang of several guides to Adobe's JavaScript. I looked at in-depth entirely but can not solve this problem: adding a box to text/text to a page using JavaScript and to PDF and then flatten it with success.

  I have been using the addField with flattened option but when text the text box disappears. I'll try to mess around with the button option and try to flatten but I'm tired of any bugs

  Here is my code:

  var f = this.addField("info", "text", 0, [5,5, 250,25]);
  f.delay = true;
  f.alignment = "center";
  f.fillColor = color.white;
  f.lineWidth = 1;
  f.strokeColor = color.red;
  f.borderStyle = style.s;
  f.textSize = 24;
  f.textColor = color.black;
  f.textFont = font.Arial;
  f.defaultValue = "Receive Stamp";
  f.editable = false;
  f.multiline = false;
  f.doNotScroll = true;
  f.delay = false;
  

  Any help would be appreciated,

  Nice day

  There is an error in your code, which prevents the value to be defined.

  You are running this code from the JS Console? If so, what happens when you run?

  Edit: There is more than one error, in fact...

• error trying to create PDF via Distiller indd files

  %% [Error: undefined;] OffendingCommand: Ioo fa½1icþt· DOCUMENT p] %.

  %% [Flushing: rest of job (end of file) will be ignored] %%.

  %% [Warning: PostScript error.] No PDF file produced. ] %%

  How to fix a undefined error?

  It looks like what you were doing was trying to run distill directly on a document .indd InDesign file. Who will absolutely not work. Distiller processes only the PostScript (.ps) and Encapsulated PostScript (.eps) files.

  The appropriate method of creating a PDF file from an InDesign document (no matter whether someone else can advise you) is to open the InDesign (.indd file) document in InDesign, and then use the function export, Save as PDF (print), by specifying the name of the destination file (and directory) as well as the appropriate options (generally PDF/X-4 parameters or printing of high quality performance best results for most of the cases).

  -Dov

• Look at a PDF output reports a wrong format

  Background:

  EBS11.5.10.2

  level migration from solaris to linux apps - requires new tech battery installation.

  Problem:

  PDF reports generated from a competing application do not have the correct format.  That is to say the newspaper is missing, boxes/column outlines are not print - only generic text output

  The selection of the printer is noprint

  On the solaris system source uses the noprint printer driver of hpl with arguments acroprint, which in turn call acroread - I think it's a method they use to convert pdf to postscript-oriented (I'm new to this system have therefore no history with her)

  I'm not sure what to do to get the correct visualization for PDF files with the new linux installation.   I tried different drivers for noprint, nothing has no effect.  I tried to reproduce the acroprint set-up... same result.  No matter what I change behind the scenes, the report view is exactly the same.  All the text and all the missing formatting.

  The report itself is configured to use the PDF_PORTRAIT style.  I had to create this style in the new system, it's apparently a style custom - it is the only component scripts acroprint/acroread.  I tried to imitate the configuration on Linux, but the old man has Acrobat 5.  Acrobat is currently not acorprint script - it was can be personalized? Not sure again.

  Bottom line, how can I get PDF to display as properly formatted?  I'm not printing, only look at one... so do not know if I need to set up printing from blocks just to see?

  I appreciate any help you can give. I have another similar thread... but I think I took it the wrong way, so I'll close this one.

  Thank you

  Lori

  The problem has been resolved by a copy of the report of the source - this resolved that the rep-1800 and formatting has been corrected.  Something must have happened to the file when the archive original was created to move the system.  Thanks for all your help!

• Problems with the conversion of Word files to PDF via macro

  I have a weird problem with the Acrobat add-in. I want to convert a lot of files with the Word Add-In in PDF files. The printer is no option because it causes other problems.

  So I created a small macro for Word that transforms all the Word of a directory of files PDF files. The macro works great, but PDF files look right.

  I show you the problem with a Word file, first converted manually, then with the macro:

  First of all the image:  If the file is converted manually, it seems that the Word file and fonts are included.

  

  Second picture: If the macro converts the file it doesn't seem correct and the fonts are usually not included.

  

  I use Acrobat XI and Word 2010. The macro command is:

  ' new name for PDF
  pdfName = Replace(Replace(verz & "\" & fi.Name, "docx", "pdf"), "doc", "pdf")
              ' convert Word into PDF
              ActiveDocument.ExportAsFixedFormat OutputFileName:= _
                  pdfName, ExportFormat:= _
                  wdExportFormatPDF, OpenAfterExport:=False, OptimizeFor:= _
                  wdExportOptimizeForPrint, Range:=wdExportAllDocument, From:=1, To:=1, _
                  Item:=wdExportDocumentContent, IncludeDocProps:=False, KeepIRM:=False, _
                  CreateBookmarks:=wdExportCreateHeadingBookmarks, DocStructureTags:=True, _
                  BitmapMissingFonts:=False, UseISO19005_1:=False
  

  I did not, but the trick is to realize you don't want specific action. Rather, you want to treat a directory. DOCX files in the directory will be converted to PDF, then actions (if any).

• Looking for a pdf document to find parts of text in shape with a specific font

  I have a document that I have out in pdf format.

  Between the first and the last version of this document, I made some changes, one of those in lieu of one font by another.

  Alas, in the final PDF, under 'document properties', 'tab fonts', I still see the first draft policy (when it should not exist anymore in my paper). This may mean that there is a bit of text I've not successfully updated.

  so I want to identify these pieces of texts that are still formatted using the first draft policy. I know that this must be done in my main application, but for some reason any (good), I prefer to do this search in the output pdf itself.

  So, how could I do this search for Acrobat (I use Acrobat Pro XI)?

  Thank you
  

  Possible Yes... a bit klunky. Yes, too.

  • Open document properties > fonts dialog and note the PostScript name of the font that you are looking for
  • Prefight opened since the printing Panel
  • Select single checks (symbol of glasses)
  • Select Options > create new preflight check
  • Call it 'find my policy', then in the box to "find" the top right type of page "basic policies". The task will appear in the next window, click Add.
  • Under ' begins with ', enter your PostScript name, and then save the control
  • Back on the dialog box controls upstream the check and click Analyze.
  • Double-click on the start line with a red X and in the document itself, you will see each instance of red font specified by crop marks.

• Why things look better in PDF format before converting to the JPEG/PNG/TIFF format

  He always intrigues my why it looks better in a pdf preview and then when I choose to convert it into Indesign or Adobe Acrobat it immediately loses quality/hues turn gray.

  I have had several success screenshotting things and turning them manually and sticking them in a document in fireworks and then saving it as image format.

  Is there a better way to convert without using this method? Plug-ins may or explanations on how to stop this?

  Thank you

  Daniel K.

  This is not the appropriate forum, but let's see if we can see what you are doing and why. An overview of the pdf should not look better than exporting InDesign to PDF. This may depend on your settings file that determines the quality of your export to PDF.

  Whenever you convert Acrobat or InDesign to JPEG, PNG, or TIFF, you are likely to loose quality. This is particularly true for the JPEG as it is a lossy format (it's supposed to lose quality in order to ensure a smaller file size). Conversion of InDesign or Acrobat in JPEG, PNG or TIFF format involves a change in a format that includes the actual fonts and possibly other vector information (including quality is beyond resolution because it is derived from mathematical formulas describing the content) to form a frame (jpg, png, tiff) which is only based on the creation of points at a certain resolution to create an image. When the resolution of the image file is different from the compromise resolution look a way are made. It is the loss you see.

  Why do you need to convert raster images InDesign documents?

• Looking for manuals PDF CS5

  Well, the last time I visited this forum was when I was looking for the manuals of CS4. I wonder why Adobe has ceased to put manuals on disc tray. But I don't like where they put them as long as they are. Can someone point me in the right direction? Thank you.

  Hereis the manual for Indesign. I don't have addresses for other practical applications but the other day I tried a one Incopy and I just changed Indesign in the address bar to Incopy and it took me straight to him.  Notice the PDF symbol at the top right of the page to download a PDF of it.