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• Quality PDF export from InDesign and Photoshop problems

  Hello.

  I have problems exporting my InDesign files to PDF and keeping the Res. And it's not only images (I understand on the CIO) is the guy over there too.

  I exported as preset high quality printing - this is false. Are there other settings to make sure the PDF export retains the quality of high resolution and clarity?

  At the time of high resolution when I export jpeg or eps but not PDF.

  I also noticed the same problem when I export to PDF from Photoshop.

  I really need to create interactive and high quality print PDF of my InDesign files.

  Please can you advise.

  Thank you

  Karen

  Sounds like it might be that the setting resolution in Acrobat is not corresponding to the screen.

• Help! PDF export in InDesign displays images in the form of negatives

  CS4 press quality PDF export. My images are displayed in the PDF file as negative (like a photo negative). They print as negative, too. I tried to re - link and their replacement.

  
  Thank you!

  I have seen this reported a couple of times, usually when a PDF file is displayed using Preview on Mac. How about some details? What format are the images, too?

• Fonts by which Suits as a PDF exported from InDesign

  I am looking for a solution to some fonts display incorrectly in a PDF file when they look fine in InDesign.

  I'm on Mac OSX, Acrobat 10.1.13 and 10.1.11 (update did not help) and font book is my font manager.

  Fonts are not lacking in InDesign and the control panel fonts shows them as installed. But the problem fonts seem to miss in the properties of Acrobat/Fonts tab until I have install with the font book. They all show as embedded subset.

  For example, it is a page of InDesign (ignore the contours of the block):

  

  Here's a PDF of screen capture:

  

  The police is Carta (the boxes), but of other fonts substituted a font serif for other text as well.

  I can't recreate the circumstances since I have now installed the fonts that were incorrectly. I guess that InDesign can locate and display fonts in the working folder, but can't Acrobat.

  It doesn't seem to be any warnings there is a police problem. Is there a foolproof way to find out if a font is being overridden in Acrobat?

  In fact, there is no such set of privileges as Overview of privileges in terms of integration. TrueType and OpenType fonts is to allow No incorporation (police cannot be embedded in a PDF, EPS file or ePUB in any circumstance), Preview and print incorporation (the police may be incorporated, but only for display purposes and printing - such text in the PDF file cannot be edited) or installable embedding (police can be installed later somewhere else).

  When you export a PDF from InDesign, if the font used in the InDesign document contains at least Preview and integrating printing privileges, it will be incorporated into the PDF file. Otherwise, you will get probably a warning to export InDesign, but also a PDF file which does not display correctly unless you have these fonts actually installed on the computer of the recipient of the PDF file system.

  The way to check regarding the font is well embedded in a PDF file is to open the file in Acrobat, press the Command D, then click on fonts at the top of the dialog box. Each policy referenced in the PDF file is listed. If the police is incorporated, it says either embedded or subset incorporated with the name of the font. If the police is not incorporated, it will also tell you what the font is used for display, perhaps the same font, accessed from your installed fonts or perhaps a substitution font.

  -Dov

• PDF exported from InDesign background missing when open in Illustrator

  Hello, I have a bit of a frustrating problem.

  I'm working on the graphics for a large project, and I need to get some of my InDesign files in Illustrator (they are two CS5) for our printer.

  I would have normally designed them in Illustrator, but my graphics are in InDesign and we just found out once we started on production, it needs to HAVE and needs our trim road put in place for our irregular forms.

  For MOST documents, its fairly easy summer (export in PDF format > open in illustrator and making a cut path > save as HAVE) However, I have this file which makes me lose my mind.

  When I export to PDF, it opens perfectly and seems normal in acrobat, and I also see in the preview as well. The background appears and everything. However when I opened the PDF in illustrator it completely loses the background. I noticed this before a few graphics, but I assumed it was because they had gradients, drop shadows and transparencies and all that. This file has degraded anything weird with the exception of a background of gray.

  Help? I included a few screenshots of what is happening in the hope that you guys can help solve.

  

  

  

  

  So, we are here to register, and then open it in Acrobat to check things.

  Now, here's what happens when I open it in Illustrator:

  

  Bob, in this case I think that demand is having it to Illy, because the printing device may be a cutting plotter in a sign shop.

  @ BrieBurnham,.

  It seems simple enough that you could easily copy and paste shapes in Illustrator and then redefine the type within a few minutes...

• Single Page PDF export in InDesign?

  We just started sending only our catalogs directly to the printer, rather than sending them through a pre-press House. We have fixed most of the snags, but the biggest pain now export a PDF file to send to the printer. Right now, we must go on a page at once - open the spread, export one page, the other page to export, close it and move on to the next. Needless to say, that takes some time.

  Can I export a PDF from the book file. This part is pretty simple. But what I'd like is to export my address book file and wind upward with a PDF split into individual pages, which I could then download it just to the printer. I know I could export the PDF book, and then open the book in Acrobat format and break a page at a time, but it's almost too prone to mistakes like the longest.

  I think a script customized for Acrobat can do this work for me, but I don't know.

  If anyone knows how to make this work, it could save us a ton of time.

  You don't need a script. Export the entire PDF file. Open in Acrobat Pro and use the command extract pages.

  Bob

• 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.

• Lines/undesirable traits around object when printing to PDF format

  Hi all

  When I place a document in Adobe Indesign CS3 it seems perfect on the screen.

  But when I print to PDF in the PDF file, most of the objects show the wrinkles around them.

  Of course, I put the race to '0' and color 'None '. The traits do not arise in Indesign and not when printing to printer directly.

  But when I save it as a PDF there are all of a sudden these traits in the PDF file.

  The features appear on Indesign (example oval and text objects) objects, on inserted EPS, TIFF, PNG, and GIF.

  Can someone tell me what what should I do to prevent these features around the display of the PDF object, printed Indesign?

  Thank you in advance, I appreciate all help.

  Best,

  JP

  The white lines are called artifact sewing flattening transparency. Instead print format PDF, EXPORT to PDF format and using Acrobat 5 or greater compatibility, who will be leaving the live transparency and eliminate stitching artifacts.

• ID CS4 still refuses to print in PDF format

  Hi all

  I use workaround for printing to PDF with CS4 (InDesign book). When I use my PDF printer, I get errors or corrupted file generated. To work around the problem I export in PDF (but a chapter at a time).

  Is there a way to export an entire book (all chapters) in this way?

  What are the differences between using PDF printer and export to PDF?

  Is there a fix yet to print to PDF?

  Thank you

  Karyn

  You use the menu bad... open the book panel menu.

  Almost all of the group have their own menus.

  Bob

• Windows vista ultimate 64 bit PDF export error

  Hi, I use diadem 11.0 and I have a big problem with my new operating system.

  When I try to export a report to PDF I get a printing error in the status of the printer "diadem pdf export.

  Any idea or solution for this problem?

  Thanks for the support of Brad, I tried to download and install diadem 11.1, but it does not solve the problem.

  After that, I tried to search the forum for a solution amyuni and I discovered this (he solved my problem)

  Windows Vista:

  1. Make sure that you are connected as a Windows administrator.
  2. Click the windows button, and then click Printers.
  3. Make the Diadem pdf Export right click and select Properties
  4. Click the Ports tab, and then click the Add Port button.
     Note: If the Ports tab is grayed out, right-click on the Diadem Pdf Export icon and select run as administrator.
  5. Select Local Port and click New Port .
  6. Enter the new name of port PDF1 , and then click OK. Close the Printer Ports window.
  7. Put a check mark in the box next to the port of PDF1 if it is not already.
  8. Click the Advanced tab.
  9. Select the option Spool print documents to the below clickable options.
  10. Clear (uncheck) the box for enable advanced printing features by clicking on it.
  11. Select the print directly to the printer option button to make the options below not clickable.
  12. Click the apply button, and then click OK.
  13. Important: so that the changes take effect, you must restart your computer.
      Restart your computer, and then try to print, send, or create a PDF of DIAdem.

  Kind regards

  Gert Ierman

• Fusion of data - sets of 2 page PDF export

  Hello world

  I do a few sheets of paper letterhead and comp for various departments at work whose details are populated via a merger of 2 page data (pg 1 is the paper letterhead and pg 2 is the sliding of the comp).

  I have to send them to the evidence, for the moment, I'm so split the exported in acrobat PDF file and save them in for the relevant series.

  But is there a better way to do it? I can export all bed 2 pages for each PDF would include a header and a slip of comp?

  So (if I had departments a, b, and c) I'd end up with 3 PDF files containing the underside

  (1) letterhead & comp one

  (2) letterhead b & b comp

  (3) letterhead c & c comp

  Thanks for any help!

  Create a merged document

  Lots of options here to split the file into single page pdf

  Single Page PDF export in InDesign?

• Export from InDesign to PDF and the PDF file last updated is greater than one month and not easily print on letter paper is PDF presets?

  Hello

  I export from InDesign to PDF page is larger in the PDF file, and others I exported. This is because of the present PDF? One of the project managers is not able to print on 8.5 "x 11", but the InDesign document presets are the same as before. I wish I could download PDFs to show, but the newly exported PDF is greater than the version I created a month ago. I created a PDF file and the newly updated PDF file is almost un.5 inch wider with the export presets even. Any thoughts?

  

  

  Sadira00123456789 wrote:

  One of the project managers is not able to print on 8.5 "x 11", but the InDesign document presets are the same as before.

  I suspect the project manager has his copy of Reader/Acrobat simply set to print full size, rather than "Worthy" (assuming that the size of InDesign pages is truly 8.5 x 11).

  .. the newly updated PDF file is almost un.5 inch wider with the same export presets.

  This has nothing to do with export presets. How did determine you this difference of half inch?

• Print from InDesign prints fine, but print after that exporting to PDF prints black as gray, low Image quality

  Hi all

  I have a printing problem going on with a document that I am currently trying to print.  When you export to PDF (high quality print or press quality setting, as well as to any possible color output) and then print, black my document go to the gray and the images look washed out.  This does not happen if I print directly from InDesign on my printer.  I tried to change the merger of transparent space, change the color profiles document and corresponding to export options to the options used when you print directly from ID, all without success. the document is always printed wrong when exporting to PDF first.  Any ideas why this might happen when exporting or printing to PDF, but not when you print directly from ID?  Thanks in advance for any help!

  I see.  Is there a way to ID artificially add CMY export in the same way as it does when sending to print?

  Is the destination of the document a composite digital printer or an offset press? If it is composite set your black preference for export fills and convert to RGB on export:

  

  

  In Acrobat, the two blacks will be 0. 0 | 0 RGB and will display the same

  

• Fall of InDesign in pdf export

  osx version 10.10.1 Capitan / 3.06 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo / 4 GB 800 MHz DDR2 SDRAM

  Hello

  I have problems with the latest version of InDesign update. The pdf export function causes indd crashing. Whether with old or newly created documents.

  the following hotfixes do not work:

  -removing and then reinstalling indd

  -checking of all the fonts on the computer and disable those unused

  -removal of all preferences

  Everyone has the same problems?

  Kind regards

  First of all, make sure that you have removed the preferences correctly, there are two halves for ID see replace your preferences

  Can export you a single page, the totally blank file? If you can, then see Adobe Community: file crashing on exit - print/PDF/other, if not can you make if you start up your Mac with the SHIFT key down to prevent other programs from loading?

• Change of color in the PDF export and brochure printing

  InDesign CS5 Windows 7 64 bit

  I need to provide a client with both a composite PDF of a manual to use on their website and a PDF of a composite booklet even content to go to print (managed by their printers separations).

  The document is strictly two colors: black and pure Cyan - no other colors involved. Only imports are EPS of CorelDraw format diagrams which also use that same two simple colours.

  When I export to PDF, no problem: Blacks are 100% black, cyans are 100% cyan. When I export this manual, Blacks are still very well but the cyans becomes C:69%, M:14%. 100% Cyan color applied in CorelDraw and applied in InDesign itself all come out them with the same results.

  I tried to change a lot of output and management settings of colors in the print booklet application but still get the same result despite the use of the same what is CMYK color profile used for the right PDF export.

  There are no complications of PhotoShop imports or conversions from RGB image, so I can't understand what is going wrong here.

  Any thoughts?

  I would check the default settings for the PDF printer. Looks like a profile mismatch.