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• Hyperlinks in PDF any works not in the export in PDF format

  I created an ad in InDesign using hyperlinks. I export this announcement as PDF and hypertext links are working fine. Import the PDF file in my magazine in InDesign. Then, when I export the magazine in PDF format, the links in the PDF file do not work.

  Other hyperlinks works very well. Hyperlinks in other imported PDFs work very well. It doesn't matter if the imported PDF document is linked or embedded. I also tried to import just the INDD file, but that no longer works.

  What Miss me?

  (I use the most up-to-date CC InDesign on Windows 8) I use Print PDF rather than interactive PDF).

  What Steve has said is true. Links to not carry on when a file is placed into InDesign, in this way. Bob also noted that be recognized hyperlinks only implied that Acrobat can detect. One solution would be to draw an empty frame on the top link in InDesign, convert it to a button and set it to the GoToURL action and enter the url. This in fact will have an impact on when exporting to PDF, as long as you have the hyperlink check box selected.

• I use the current trial of Acrobat DC version. I opened a PDF I created in Corel Draw by publication in PDF format. I tried to copy and paste text from it to a Word 2007 document. The copy option was available, but when I went to the document and ch

  I use the current trial of Acrobat DC version. I opened a PDF I created in Corel Draw by publication in PDF format. I tried to copy and paste text from it to a Word 2007 document. The copy option was available, but when I went to the document and chose paste, it was nothing. I then tried the same thing but sticking in a document of Corel. The same problem. It seems that the text has been copied, but I'm unable to paste it into another program. Is this real?

  Is it permanently available text? (Can highlight you)?

  This seems a strange way of working well - why not copied from the draw to Word?

• Inherited in Kindle Viewer handling PDF format sheets

  I work with a client to publish a magazine on Kindle Fire. The magazine, a bimonthly, is available on the iPad since over a year now. All the slips that we have produced for the iPad are in PDF format. (Which turned out to be a good decision, as they will display well on the new iPad.)

  We will produce a rendering of 1024 x 600 for the Kindle goes forward. However, all folios inherited appear in the library of the Kindle reader and are not legible. The player displays an error when you try to open one of the old folios. ("This folio contains one or more PDF chimneys that are not yet supported... »)

  I want to prevent some frustration for our readers here, but we do not have the budget or time to rebuild all folios inherited as documents of 1024 x 600.

  The Kindle displays properly folios focused on the 1024 x 768 PNG by adding bars at the top and bottom of the screen. Is not ideal, but sufficient. If we were to shave a few pixels - say 4 or 6 - width legacy folios and rebuild them as folios PNG-based, the difference would be enough for the Kindle to recognize these "renditions" and load it instead of the full-size folios? And the iPad would ignore the slightly narrower folios? That would allow us to solve the problem without having to redraw the value of a year of magazines.

  Thanks to Adobe and Amazon to work with the Kindle viewer questions. Can't wait to see our publications on both platforms soon.

  SB

  If you configure the "renditions" (same sheet name, different values of the size) between folios, it should work. Try to shave a pixel and creating a 1024 x 767 folio and the source of the documents. It certainly will not be displayed on the iPad (viewers iPads folios only 4:3 aspect ratio display), and if you set up "renditions" correctly, the folio of 1024 x 768 will not be displayed on Android.

• How can I get this file exported in PDF format

  How can I get a single file magazine among many others to export to PDF?  For 12 years, we used different versions of ID to produce a magazine that is black & white, sent to the printers in PDF for offset. We kept of many originals of color photo that we had converted to grayscale.  We do visit back editions, replacement of grayscale images with color when we haave it and export of high quality Print PDF.  These are displayed on a web page for customers to download back issues.

  The May 2011 edition is exporting in PDF format, at least not with the same settings as before and after this date questions, and different export settings does nothing for the situation.  Tried .idml export and opening as a new file as suggested in the FAQ.  This is saved as a new ID file under a new name.  Still won't export to PDF, although the export of .idml went smooth as a whistle.  Have been verified links and relinked two images in grayscale which was reported in the file links.  No change.  Have replaced outdated (TT) fonts with new (OT).  No change.  We continue to work backwards in time with these conversions, and always the older files export fine after the insertion of color.  It is ID5 on a Win7 machine with lots of RAM.  This part done ID5 to a creative suite so other applications are available in the machine.  Don't have not trashed preferences, because they work with the editions before and after the trouble.  What should I do next?

  Thank you, Pierre.  Export a page both reduced the search down to a problem page, which has turned having a problem with a graph that is used in each issue.  Replacement and reissue of links that graphic design has exceeded this bump.  It was on the new copy of the file that has gone through all the other changes described previously, so I don't know if they have had no effect.  Need to return other issues rather than experiment with the original file.

• PDF format without pinch and zoom

  Hello

  I use PDF format for set my publication, but default pinch and Zoom in PDF format is available.

  How can I disable the pinch and Zoom by using the PDF format? Is it possible?

  Thank you very much

  Enrique

  In the Adobe Content Viewer, no. In your lightbox custom, Yes.

  When you create your Viewer, you can disable "enable taken & Zoom". This problem affects your applications together.

  When you create or update your custom Viewer, make sure that you uncheck the enable PDF zoom option in the DPS App Builder.

• OT: Pictures scanned in PDF format

  Well, it's a bit off-topic, but I'll ask anyway:

  I'm working on a magazine, and someone sent me a bunch of pictures to use. That they are scanned in PDF format. I used Acrobat to perform an audit before the flight to make sure they aren't too low resolution.  They are transmitted to this review, but I don't know exactly what resolution they really are. I need to open them in Photoshop to make some retouching, cropping, etc. How I don't know what that set the resolution when I open them?

  I guess it's a Photoshop or Acrobat issue, I don't know who...

  Thank you, Phyllis

  If you need to work again, I would use the Acrobat image edit command that will run Photoshop and give you the image to work on. From there on, save as PSD or TIF and place that in your identity document.

  Bob

• reuse objects incorporated into images in pdf format

  Hello!

  I was wondering, if there is a way to reuse objects embedded within a PDF file (such as images)?

  So let's say, I have a chart on the first page and I want to use the same graphic on the third page without storing twice in the same PDF file.

  If possible, could you also reuse text or textblocks inside a PDF file?

  Thanks for your help!

  Kind regards

  Johannes

  You are right in that some forms of XObjects are indeed the vehicle for the re-use of the graphic objects in PDF format. There are several types of XObjects in the PDF specification. Of this number, you should look at the Forms XObjects, Image XObjects and Reference the XObjects, all used for slightly different purposes and different contexts.

  Use of XObjects in general is certainly not discouraged. What could be more strongly discouraged is the use of the PostScript XObjects, a way to embed PostScript in the middle of a PDF file. In fact, The PostScript XObjects are explicitly prohibited in the two ISO PDF / X and PDF/A standards. You simply cannot count on any reader or the PDF printer can interpret PostScript. For example, the printers/PIR, equipped with the Adobe PDF Print Engine technology totally ignore the PostScript XObjects.

  Use of Forms XObjects, Image XObjects and The. reference XObjects are explicitly part of the new specification ISO PDF/VT (variable and transactional publication) will be published this summer. Printers supporting PDF/VT not only benefit from the size of the PDF file / stream reduction implied by use of XObjects, but also hides the XObjects to significantly improve the performance of RIP (something necessary with the new generation of digital presses to high speed color running at hundreds of pages per minute)!

  -Dov

• Toolbox for Pages only opens in PDF format and does not directly open from documents Pages.

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  You have answered your concerns with Jumsoft, the vendor providing the third party package? It is an Apple product, or probably something that much/all have installed us.

  The Insert on Pages menu is set by Apple and not usable by third-party applications. You get PDF page content in the Pages just by drag and drop.

• How to print a bunch of MBOX files in PDF format?

  I have number of MBOX files exported from Thunderbird mailbox. Of these some MBOX files have critical evidence. I have to present that evidence to the Court in a PDF format. So need a solution on how to change the format of MBOX files? How can I print MBOX in PDF format?

  You can also make use of MBOX to PDF Converter. I found this site software - http://download.cnet.com/MBOX-to-PDF-Converter/3000-2369_4-76284538.html

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  You can rename the file in the Finder and add a .pdf file extension if the vehicle currently has a .php file extension.

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• JPEGS are in PDF format

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  I would like to resolve by removing the windows mail program as a factor using the web browser based email client and try to send from here

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• When I select the share on a WORD doc link in Dropbox, Firefox SENDS it in PDF format. Why?

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  Dropbox has a feature of practice to preview the DOC files to PDF in Firefox built-in PDF Viewer. It is convenient, but can lead to this problem that you eventually download the document in PDF format instead of a DOC file.

  As long as the recipient is using the download button on Dropbox toolbar above the Viewer (see screenshot attached comparison), the beneficiary must obtain the original instead of the preview format.

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• How to save a document to format rich text and images in PDF format manually?

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  What app did you use to create the document?

• Firefox 7 will not open pdf documents. Makes it completely unnecessary given the large number of documents that are in pdf format. How can I get my pdf files to open?

  I tried a ton of help from older suggestions. I can't find a cure for this problem for Firefox 7. If I can't make it work, I have no choice but to use the hated IE.

  I would like to remove the add-on downloadable in PDF format that is listed in your contact information. (It gets terrible reviews.) Then, it should be possible to install Adobe Reader as default PDF application in Firefox options. And maybe the Adobe PDF plugin will be able to work again.