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• Acrobat 11 Office 2010 x 64 PDFmaker does not

  Hello

  I migrated to the edition of Office 2010 64-bit.  I am currently using Acrobat Pro 11.0.3.  In Word or any other office program, the Ribbon toolbar functions do not seem to work.  In Word, I go the Acrobat Ribbon and click on create a PDF file.  He will ask me for a file name and click on save, but it does nothing.  It just goes back to the original document.

  I run a repair on Acrobat and even uninstalled and reinstalled and rebooted.  There is nothing showing under disabled office items.

  I understand that support 64-bit for the PDFmaker Office was added from 10.1.  Since I am on 11.0.3 it should work.  Anyone have any ideas?  I couldn't find anything on Google.

  Have you tried repairing your installation of Office 2010 from the control panel?

• Windows 7 starts questions about mac and office 2010 following an installation

  It's a long cut as short as vent. I've been miss sold a record of upgrade of windows 8 full disk-shaped, with norton and office 2010. My goal of creating windows on my mac for a course I'm taking. After that know I need windows 7, I bought it online. I created a partition of 80g on my mac charge windows 7, then norton. Until I loaded the office that I was invited to perform the update from apple in the windows software 7. Note before I installed norton, I load boot camp mac utilities according to the instructions. So, followed by all as should be. The prompt update from apple was quick time, iTunes and airport, I checked all and then updated. Then I loaded office 2010 and obtained throughout the process from the Microsoft site. On the last part of the installation, the installation failed due to a mistake of hanging iTunes. I tried again and again, I fixed the update to iTunes to add and remove the section of windows. Then, I got different errors. I decided to remove the whole score without uninstalling all programs again. When I get to the windows live, that this falls priming. I get various error messages whenever I try to start the process. As a header of Bank pool, fatal error and so on. Can anyone help? What is the damage?

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  Because the question is limited to Windows 7 on your Mac with Boot Camp, I suggest you contact Apple Boot Camp support for assistance.

  http://www.Apple.com/support/Bootcamp/

  I hope it helps. If you have any questions about Windows in the future, please let us know. We will be happy to help you.

• Recent items folder does not display the files saved in the Office 2010

  I have a question where the record of recent items (Start/Recent Items) shows not all files that are created in Office 2010 or converted in this format. All other files (for example, .xls, .doc, .pdf) are displayed, but it's not Office 2010 files.

  If I open Excel 2010 or Word 2010 and go to file/Recent then files are all listed here as recent files, but do not show up in the start/Recent Items menu.

  I use Vista Home Premium with Office 2010, but also have this problem with my PC which is running Windows 7. However, it is less a question here as I have Word and Excel pinned to the taskbar and you can access these files from there.

  It drives me crazy because I have to go through a number of additional steps to open files that are routinely used and wonder if it's a 'function' or a bug.

  I posted this question in the forum Office 2010 too and it advises to ask here as well. My reason for posting, it is originally that I am convinced that this is a problem with Office 2010. Files created in Office 2010 and saved in the Excel/Word 2003 (.doc and .xls) format very well, appear as files created under .docxand .xlsx that have been converted to the format Office 2003. It occurs only with files with extensions Office 2010.

  I tried to dlete everything in the folder and run the "shell: recent ' command, but the opinion is to do this after DELETING the folder recent elements which is something the system won't let me do - there is no option to delete the record.

  Any help much appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Thanks for the clarification, but once again, I think you're wrong understanding of the issue. The point is that it does not appear in the list of recent items... otherwise I him have not posted the question.

  I appreciate that we're trying to be helpful, but it is actually more an obstacle if you have not read and understood the issue of opening. Sorry to be blunt, but the fundamental issue has not received by people either in this topic or the forum of the Office.

  However, I am pleased to announce that the elements are now show - do not know what he did, but I think it's the no-check/recheck option proposed by Nithyananda J, BUT ONLY AFTER a REBOOT.

  However, I also tried various other things on mine so can't be sure which of them solved the problem.

• Adobe Acrobat tab are not not in Office 2010

  I just installed Office 2010 and no product displayed my Adobe Acrobat plugins as a tab. It worked fine in Office 2007, but now he's disappeared in Office 2010

  Please repost your question in the Discussion of the Office group at: http://www.microsoft.com/office/community/en-us/default.mspx?dg=microsoft.public.office.misc&lang=en&cr=US where the experts at the office can help you.  Keep in mind that 2010 is still in beta so there are related to some problems.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

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• How can I continue to use acrobat 9 pro with office 2010

  Technical support will not help to adapt my 9pro acrobat to work with office 2010. are there other programs besides adobe who will work with him?

  Perhaps, but these forums are on Adobe software, this isn't the right place to ask this question.

• Office 2010: PDF Maker component is missing in the Ribbon

  Hello

  After the upgrade of MICROSOFT Office 2007 to 2010, I noticed that PDF Maker is missing from the Office Ribbon.

  I tried Repairing & reinstall ADOBE Acrobat 9.0 (+ Update 9.3.2) but still the same problem.

  Another try:

  Charge installation of Windows XP SP3 + Office 2010 Pro + Acrobat 9.0 + update Acrobat 9.2.0 Acrobat Update 9.3.2

  Same problem

  COM Addin is active but PDF Maker component is missing in the Ribbon of Office 2010.

  I tried the walkthrough in the 330984 (KB) article, but without success.

  ... is so Acrobat PDF Maker Addin is compatible with Office 2010 Pro (Word, Excel,...)?

  Is there a fix or should I wait for the next update to ADOBE?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  See http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/faq/#item-9

  Read this:

  Acrobat 9 will be updated to support Office 2010?

  Adobe to add support for its technology to Acrobat PDFMaker for Office 2010 in the next major release of Acrobat.* plans we do not update to Acrobat 9 PDFMakers for Office 2010 ads.

  * This FAQ contains forward-looking statements, including those related to future products from Adobe, plans that involve risks and uncertainties that might cause actual results to differ significantly. For a discussion of these and other risks and uncertainties, individuals should consult Adobe's SEC filings. Adobe does not undertake the obligation to update forward-looking statements.

• Office 2010 activation question

  I use the beta of Office 2010 and have been invited for an activation key. I need help, because I'm stuck on how / where to go

  Hello RobKohn,

  Thanks for posting on the Microsoft answers Forum.

  The right forum to ask questions for Office 2010 beta is here. They have available on the beta of Office experts to help you.

  Thank you, Marilyn
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think

• WHY WHY WHY I PAST so MUCH BLOODY TIME ON BLOODY WINDOWS QUESTIONS WHERE THE * they PUT MY OFFICE 2010 IN THE BLOODY UPGRADE TO WIN/8

  I'm sick and tired of ruining my bloody life hunting victory/8 questions and my tracking where my office 2010 went I did not the bloody time, where is my "OFFICE 2010"

  Win/7, and it was done through a download and had to reboot a couple of times before came out correctly and not the Office of Skydrive isn't the office, I mean, I prefer my office that I bought "the Office 2010, fortunately I have my office in my other computer as I installed it on my three computers , but it's my main computer and I would like to ask Tommy, is there a way I can transfer my office lock stock and barrel on this computer if you please and please excuse my ignorance on the matter, but I have some questions around a head injury, which leaves me confused when you try to follow the instructions.

  Thank you for your time

  If you have performed an upgrade in place dedicated to Windows 8 of Windows 7, Microsoft Office 2010 is still installed and must be localizable/able to work without any problem.  So the link I gave in my original answer which - when visited - explains how to start a Microsoft Office application in Windows 8 * if * Microsoft Office is installed.  Given the trouble you've had so far, I would first try the instructions 'charm research' on this page.
   
  If you have performed a clean installation somehow (rather than an upgrade) - then, you need to install Microsoft Office 2010 again from the installation media.  If it's a download (Microsoft Office), you must either download it again or if all goes well you copied the files/Installer downloaded to external media.  You also need a product key for Microsoft Office 2010 in this case.

• Adobe Acrobat PDFMaker Office COM Addin question...

  Adobe Acrobat PDFMaker Office COM Addin question, office 2013 Word Excel not load with Acrobat is installed, uninstall and it will work, install and it crashes on splash screens

  I use version lasted downloaded from CloudCare

  Windows 10

  MS Office Small Business 2013

  Hi MikeHaddon,

  Please visit this link to solve the problem with PDF Maker - unavailability of difficulty PDFMaker in MS Office .

  To solve the problem with Acrobat suspended at startup, please visit this link: System Windows fix errors, freezes | Adobe software

  Let us know the results.

  Thank you!

  Shivam

• XI Acrobat: PDF files won't open in Office 2010.

  I recently installed Acrobat XI om my computer with Microsoft Office 2010. Internett in Office 2010 PDF does not, why not?

  In fact, none of the Microsoft Office 2010 applications has no ability to open PDF files.

  For 2013 Microsoft Office Word has a capacity to open PDF files, create a Word document as well. That being said, the loyalty of these conversions is very poor, especially when all the graphics are involved.

  In addition, Acrobat provides a way to export PDFs to Word, Excel, and PowerPoint formats with the caveat that you probably need to edit the result for meaningful use. The results are certainly much better than is possible in PDF from the word 2013 opening capability!

  -Dov

• Acrobat Pro 7, Windows 7 and Office 2010. C: blocked by GPO. Designer application cannot save. Ther

  Hello

  Please I need help if possible. Recently, I upgraded a user of Windows 7 with Office 2010 and reinstalled its Acrobat 7. We locked c: via GPO, and it seems that a problem when using the designer. It and click on save or save as whatever she wants but nothing happens. If I log in as admin (I see that c :) everything works fine, if possible could someone lead me to the solution.) We can not open c: for it, if there is a registry edit where I can change the default location for this would be great. Thanks in advance.

  Paul

  If the Win7 is a 64 bit system, you will need to upgrade Acrobat on XI. AA 7 will work with Win7, 32-bit, after some game, but will not auto. I am thinking especially of printing to the Adobe PDF printer. PDF Maker certainly doesn't work with OFFICE 2010 necessitating AA X with updates to a minimum.

  For AA7, AcroTray function will probably fail (it did for me on a 64-bit system). In fact, you won't probably even get a printer. I was able to install a HP PS printer (color should probably be selected) and change the name of the Adobe PDF printer. Then change the port in the file. When you print to the printer, it will create a PS file (actually ranked PRN) which can then be opened in distilling to complete the process of creation of PDF. For most users, this isn't an obvious solution - I even made with AA5 on a Win7 32 bit. Due to problems, it is strongly recommended to go (at this point, this is a new purchase AA9 is necessary for the upgrade at present) to AA XI. Sorry for the bad news but AA7 is 8 years old and is ancient in terms of software (OK, I always on some XP machines).

• Problems with Office 2010 and Acrobat 8 Pro

  Good Day All;

  We are in the middle of upgrading Windows XP to Windows 7 with Office 2010 and I was wondering if there are problems with importing Office documents in Acrobat 8 Pro. I discovered that there is some problem with office 201 and designer of the life cycle.

  Any comments would be useful

  Concerning

  Chomp

  Acrobat 8 is not compatible with Microsoft Office 2010 and PDFMaker plugin is not installed. Only Acrobat X is compatible with Office 2010and at that time in 32-bit mode.

  Acrobat 8 is also not officially compatible with Windows 7, once again Acrobat X is the first version to include accreditation for this OS. It will still install, but Adobe cannot guarantee, it will work perfectly in all cases and does not provide any support for this combination installation.

• Microsoft Office 2010 and Acrobat 9

  I have a PC with Microsoft Office 2010 (RTM, not the beta) and Acrobat 9 Professional.  (They have been installed in the order as well).

  There is no indication when you're in Word, PowerPoint, etc. that Acrobat is present.

  Our company has already used Office 2003, and the PDF Creator appeared in the form of bar tools and menu buttons.  But in Office 2010, I see nothing.

  When I enter the Word Options / Add-ins, PDF Maker is present, disabled, but I'm not really sure how to use it in Word.

  Anyone have any ideas?  Thank you.

  Bill is correct about this. The following article explains this problem... e http://ptihosting.com/blog/it-blog/microsoft-office-2010-rtm-and-adobe-acrobat-incompatibl /

• I downloaded the latest plugin for Microsoft Office 2010. The Plugin Check page still lists it. Why?

  The Plugin Check page lists Microsoft Office 2010 with a search button. I clicked and I was redirected to a page where I would like to download the Microsoft 2010 plugin. I thought I did it (with a bunch of unnecessary waste). I went to the Plugin Check page and Microsoft Office 2010 was still there. Why?

  Mozilla only stores the details of the latest version of a small number of plugins, these being the most widely used plugins such as Flash and Adobe Acrobat. For these plugins analysis will show if you have the latest version.

  For other plugins, including the Microsoft Office plugin, Mozilla does not have details of the latest version and instead it displays a search button, that when clicked will perform a Google search. It displays the search button even if you have the latest version of the plugin.