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  Hello
  
  Earlier this week I asked something of the master (Indesign) thanks to your answers that I could quickly finish my book!
  
  But now another problem occurred: when I export my indesign layout in pdf format, a few jpeg images (first scanned into the computer, put it in indesign) are being shown really good in indesign, but export, only half of the image! I wonder why...
  
  I downloaded a Wordfile instead of the original pdf file because of size. In the wordfile you can see 3 simple viewed pages 49,54 and 55.

  The photos are hand drawn and scanned, but they do not appear in Indesign, then why (some) not in pdf format? Does anyone know how to fix this?
  
  Thanks in advance!
  
  Mirjam

  Scanning and using Word may be part of the problem. When you say 'cut' do you mean to put in the Clipboard, and then paste in InDesign, or do you mean "reframe" like cutting off the unwanted image parts?

  Can you analyze the images and record directly to disk in jpeg or tiff? It is best to use a good image like Photoshop Editor to clean scans, but if this is not available, you can "Place" the images directly in InDesign and do your cropping it.

  Peter

• After I exported a PDF (written in Hebrew) in a Word document, the Word document is written in mirror writing, how can I solve this problem?

  After I exported a PDF (written in Hebrew) in a Word document, the Word document is written in mirror writing, how can I solve this problem?

  This is a known bug in Acrobat. The conversion of PDF to Office documents was never designed to deal properly with the languages from right to left like Hebrew, Arabic and Farsi. There is no work around at this point.

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• Please help, when I pdf my document to single pages, it's showing a slice about 5mm of width of the following page on the current page. Why?

  Please help, when I pdf my document to single pages, it's showing a slice about 5mm of width of the following page on the current page. Why?

  When you specify an inside bleed on PDF export of a document pages facing, which bleed area is at the edge of the other page in the spread. This is quite normal.

  Most of the time do not need you to bleed inside and it is harmless and can be ignored, or you can set the inside bleed to 0, but if you need a purge of iniside and bleeding object does not continue through the spine, then you must divide the spread and extend the object. "" See InDesignSecrets "Blog Archive" breaking Pages hand to bleed off the coast of a thorn

• Export to PDF and print the same color swatch - different variations of color on printed documents

  I have several documents - they all get to the top in the same way.

  I have 2 or 3 shades in each of them - namely Rubine Red gives me a problem - it's the same shade in all the documents!

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  The Swatch

  

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  Color adjustment

  Here's my color settings - exactly the same in each document - I also used profiles 'convert' and made sure all is exactly the same.

  

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  Export in PDF format

  When I export to PDF - export looks great - and all colored frames appear exactly the same - and they give the same exact color read outs in any profile I have watch in preflight Manager

  CMYK reading is 4/20/99/0 in all mailboxes

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  The result printed

  
  

  

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  Same PDF export options

  Same swatch on output values

  Only 1 file prints the correct along the color

  
  

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  Test file

  Can someone help me with this?

  The printer I use is a XeroxColorQube using the PS driver.

  Windows 7

  Adobe InDesign CS5.5

  Fully updated

  Looking at your PDF fills the area is all the same RGB values (so you will never get the 0 | 100 | 15 | 4 process CMYK output value will show you to the #1). The upper area has its overlay set to false and the other 3 have overprint set to true, then it may be that your Xerox printer is not happy with the different RGB overprints.

• InDesign CS6 crashing when exporting to PDF (not problem of fonts)

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• Export a PDF file with file name of document

  I am new to InDesign scripting and I am trying to change the ExportPDFWithPreset.jsx from Adobe so that it will appoint just PDF export the same as the name of the InDesign file. Currently it just named him ExportPDFWithPreset.pdf. How could I get this?

  ExportPDFWithPreset.jsx

  A JavaScript InDesign CS6

  //

  Shows how to export to PDF using a PDF export preset data.

  main();

  main() {} function

  mySnippet();

  myTeardown();

  app.scriptPreferences.userInteractionLevel = UserInteractionLevels.interactWithAll;

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  }

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  fragment of <>

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  or the string 'Adobe PDF')

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  ExportFormat.pdfType,

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  fake,

  myPDFExportPreset

  );

  < / fragment >

  }

  < / statement >

  Disassembly <>

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  }

  < / disassembly >

  Hello

  need to replace this line:

  File (Folder.desktop + "/ ExportPDFWithPreset.pdf").

  by:

  File (Folder.desktop + "/" + myDocument.name.replace ("co-operate", 'pdf')),

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• Printing problem after export to PDF

  When printing directly from InDesign, all right.

  When exporting to PDF and print then get the question below. These lines of text are supposed to be the exact same color. On the first picture as you can see that he blue print, on the second it printed a light shade of gray.

  Here's the interesting part. If I "print" to PDF via the print menu and then proceed to printing as PDF all right.

  It is not specific, as has happened before, it also happens in several places on the document page.

  Using CS5.5 on Windows 7 64 bit, all programs are up to date.

  Any suggestions?

  

  

  Looks like the driver is having a problem with ligatures. Your doc don't seem too good, but try the wide of ligatures in ID and export a new PDF and see if this one will print.

  > Then, I rebuilt my system font cache. Still no luck. (Deleted FNTCACHE. (DAT)

  Not a good thing. You should only remove Adobefnt.? LST files and only when the? is in double figures.

• Problems to export to PDF with ID 5.5 - specific symptoms

  I hope that my problem symptoms are specific enough so that someone will have a good idea of what is wrong.

  I have several files of chapter I use to create a file of single directory, I create the pdf file of. Here's what happens:

  1. when I click on the "print book" icon at the bottom of the address book window, ID will crash.

  2. so, instead, I click on the drop down at the top right of the window and select "export book to PDF.

  3. now it generates a pdf file but in the file pdf, some pages are with a single page of the ID file and some have two pages on a single PDF page, it appears very randomly.

  4. to work around this problem (or so I thought) I went to the preparation of the document ID and deselected the checkbox 'facing Pages '.

  5. as soon as I do, the header on the left side and the foot of all pages in this chapter to offset to the left. OK, so I'm going to the master page and realign.

  6. now export again in the way described above and the page numbering is all messed up in the pdf file. Even if the ID file (source) 6-1, 6-2 pages, etc. in the PDF each page will be marked as 6-1.

  Any help on this will be greatly appreciated! I use Windows XP.

  WTF, over? wrote:

  4. to work around this problem (or so I thought) I went to the preparation of the document ID and deselected the checkbox 'facing Pages '.

  5. as soon as I do, the header on the left side and the foot of all pages in this chapter to offset to the left. OK, so I'm going to the master page and realign.

  6. now export again in the way described above and the page numbering is all messed up in the pdf file. Even if the ID file (source) 6-1, 6-2 pages, etc. in the PDF each page will be marked as 6-1.

  Any help on this will be greatly appreciated! I use Windows XP.

  First - steps 4 through 6 are unnescearry - I recommend you go back to the original provision.

  WTF, over? wrote:

  I have several files of chapter I use to create a file of single directory, I create the pdf file of. Here's what happens:

  1. when I click on the "print book" icon at the bottom of the address book window, ID will crash.

  2. so, instead, I click on the drop down at the top right of the window and select "export book to PDF.

  3. now it generates a pdf file but in the file pdf, some pages are with a single page of the ID file and some have two pages on a single PDF page, it appears very randomly.

  I recommend that you delete this book file and create a new.

  If the problem persists, try to select individual documents in the book to export to PDF or print. It may be a specific file at the root of the problem.

  If some pages are coming as 'spreads', then you must have facing pages in documents and unique pages in another document or something? I recommend that you disable spreads in the PDF and print settings.

  It's a little uncertain about the structure of your document - and your document sizes. What are the dimensions of the document in all the individual chapters. Can you post some screenshots of the book panel - with each file in chapter (just a single or the spread of a page (s))

• Page auto numbering problem if I export to PDF

  I use IDS 5.5 with all updates. I set up a book and when I export to PDF for print, fourth chapter numbering remains the same (namelly pages 56 and 57) although I have implemented correctly master pages with the special character of AutoNumber. If I export only this chapter as a document, it exports all right. No problem with the numbers of the pages (?). In ID, the numbers look ok. I have not tried to print directly fron ID, I guess it will print ok, but it's a very strange behavior... Thanks much for any thoughts.

  It is unlikely, that there is a problem with Acrobat, try opening this chapter only and exportingit to idml, then resave as indd.

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  InDesign even lets create me a hyperlink to a text anchor in another InDesign document and that's exactly what I want to do.

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  I want to add links to various web sites in a Pages 5.6.2 document (2573) I export and publish to PDF on my web site. How to go about creating a hyperlink in this version of Pages?  the old version of Pages contained an "Inspector" who allowed me to easily link the document to any web site. It also allowed me to insert the needed pages in my document. Now he just give me 'Section' leaves as if I complex page layouts instead of writing fiction (mysteries). I use a MAC Mini (purchased before 2013) computer with 500 megabits of memory and plenty of ram. My hard drive is 1.5 gigabites. My IOS is Yosemite 8.6.2.

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  Type or paste a link.

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  Kind regards

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• Safari won't let me export a PDF document

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