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• Acrobat Pro 9.1 creates is no longer a PDF from Word 2007

  I upgraded from Acrobat 7 to 9, specifically to better control the parameters when PDFs from Word 2007. It worked as I had hoped until the upgrade of 9.1 vulnerability has been installed. Now it is no longer will create a PDF from Word 2007 documents at all.

  Of in Word 2007, when I click on "Create a PDF file" (be it in the Office menu or a toolbar of Acrobat) he asked a file name, but when I click on 'Save' has no effect. This is true even for the simplest possible document with the settings "By default" PDF "Preferences".

  If I click with the right button on the name of the document file in Windows Explorer, with Word 2007 closed and click on "Convert to Adobe PDF" in the menu, it starts and the box of staus comes up, but after a few seconds stops and displays "an unexpected error has occurred. PDFMaker is impossible to produce the PDF from Adobe. »

  I can still "save under" PDF in Word 2007, but this gives me little control over the format.

  Is it possible I can get Acrobat 9.1 doing what I bought, and that Adobe announced it will do?

  Are you able to create a PDF using the button from other applications such as PowerPoint?

  One solution might be to run 'Fix' on the installation of Acrobat.

• Is it possible to keep the custom metatags when you create PDF from Word 2007 files?

  Does anyone know a way to have custom metadata attached to a Word 2007 document to be completed in the course of an Adobe PDF file? The "Save as PDF or XPS ' in Word 2007 command clears all custom metatags that you have attached to the Word doc as PDF file has metadata cleaned up when you open it in Acrobat X.

  However, in Word 2010, you can incorporate the MetaTags in the doc properties, create the PDF file using the Save as PDF, and the metatags are stored in the PDF file. So far, I have not found a way to do the same thing in Word 2007. (I know it is possible to add the metatags in Acrobat after the creation of the PDF file, but we are looking for a way to provide a Microsoft Word template that has the MetaTags already integrated, so colleagues by using Word 2007 can create PDFs that include our metadata.)

  Thanks for any help you can offer.

  Using check-in PDF or XPS does not use Adobe technology. You must use the Acrobat Ribbon to create PDFs using Acrobat technology (or print to Acrobat that does save all metadata).

• PDF from Word 2007 ends with scrambled Chinese characters

  I have a problem with PDF files when converting a Word 2007 document that includes traditional Chinese characters and I hope someone might be able to help or point me in the right direction. After the converted PDF through "Create a PDF file" in the Acrobat toolbar, the Chinese characters are all wrong. It seems that the Chinese, but none of the characters actually exist, it's all scrambled and useless. English text conversion or German works very well, so far, only the Chinese traditional text that is causing problems.

  The strange thing is that, before you install Office 2007, everything works perfectly. I could convert Chinese text in Word 2003 without any problems and that the update for Word 2007, nothing has changed. No idea where to start troubleshooting and how to fix it? I already tried to re-install and Repair Word and Acrobat, but no improvement.

  OS: Windows XP Professional SP3 (English system)

  Adobe: Master Collection CS4 (English)

  Acrobat: Acrobat 9 Pro v9.1.3 (English)

  PDF Maker: Conversion settings have the default «more small file size» Web

  Word: Microsoft Office Word 2007 (12.0.6504.5000) SP2 MSO (12.0.6425.1000)

  Note: Using of "save in" and select 'PDF or XPS' in Word 2007 works very well, Chinese characters will appear correctly in the PDF, but I prefer use of Acrobat PDF Creator to create my PDFs.

  If you use ctrl-D and check the tab fonts, the fonts are included? Otherwise, check your job.settings and possibly change to a press or print settings. Settings std tends to not incorporate a large number of fonts. If you have used the smaller PDF settings, no fonts are embedded.

  Also, you can view the log of Distiller file (you may need to make sure that the log file is not deleted after conversion - there is a checkbox for this). Maybe it's that the fonts you're talking about are not allowed for the coating. In the case of MS with the fonts, it may be that they do not know the license - something Adobe has become very cautious. You can compare fonts for the two different PDF files see what is different.

• Bug? Tags accessibility conversion from Word 2007

  This seems to be a minor problem, but it is one that could create a lot of frustration for a disabled person using a screen reader to read tabular data in a PDF document.

  As you know, Acrobat plays well with applications Office allowing users to create (structured) tags, accessible PDFs from MS Office files. I just created a simple docx file with a (attached) table, and when I converted it to PDF, I noticed a difference in the tags that it creates from the conversion of Word XP. As see you in the Word file, the table is very basic, but one of its column headings is divided into two cells. It's actually a very common technique for the presentation of the data in the table. To automatically mark as cells of table header < TH > header lines in the PDF file, I put the first two lines of "Repeat header lines."

  Conversion from Word 2007 with the "Save as Adobe PDF", or any other method that uses the Acrobat plugin, creates a tree of tag that is missing a < TH > tag. I found the problem when I was testing a file with the JAWS screenreading software. Using the JAWS "active cell" command (Ctrl-Alt-Numpad 5) to announce the column headings. It reads the wrong header for the active cell because of the < TH > missing. So, in my example file, he announced $2 and $5 as amount 2010 rather than 2009. This could be quite confusing for a user, to say the least screen reader.

  Then, I compared the result to the new feature "Save as PDF or XPS" from Word 2007. This feature of the tag of the file properly and header to the height columns.

  Compare the joint "save-as-adobe - pdf.gif" to "Save-as-pdf - xps.gif. Note the < TH > tag empty (but necessary) in the image of the latter.

  As a validation test, I had a colleague with Word XP the file convert. These tags were right too. So this must be a problem between Acrobat and Word 2007.

  Someone at - it further comments on this? I'll conduct accessibility training and at the present time, it seems that the use of the Word 2007 conversion feature is the way to go.

  I'm using Acrobat 9 Pro.

  Thank you

  Joe

  Hey Joe,

  I feel your frustration. For any organization that needs or wants to commit to providing accessible information online
  a serious logistics problem raises its head. PDF, HTML, what is the right way to do (and it's possible)
  requires more resources (training, knowledge, hardware, software, changes to work flow, perhaps some staff members more).
  Is not "work smarter with less & pump more" in this place.

  Yes, it is useful (and necessary) for 'being one' with the 'paragraphs' - WCAG 1.0 - WCAG 20 S508.
  However, as soon as someone starts to provide PDF files which must be 'accessible' the first, most important reference is ISO 32000.
  The references of PDF from Adobe, which preceded the PDF becomes an ISO standard are useful; but ISO 32000 is the norm.
  In this documentation, there is a full discussion of what he * needs to be done to provide an accessible PDF.
  Without a good understanding of this content, other information tend to bring about a de-escalation of focus opacity, which can
  contribute to conceptual errors important view accessible PDF.

  Entry blog of Leonard Rosenthol AUC provides a link to the ISO standard permitted version Adobe (free) of the ISO 32000-1.
  http://www.acrobatusers.com/blogs/leonardr/Adobe-posts-free-ISO-32000

  You will find additional information useful in these two documents:
  (1) - PDF Accessibility QAnywhere (from the Acrobat SDK add-on)
  https://Acrobat.com/#d=J7bWW4LvNoznh8fHCsfZDg

  (2) - reading the PDF through MSAA
  https://Acrobat.com/#d=uIOvkVTP74kag3bXFJLIeg

  On the JAWS - Yes, very used. However, not the exclusively used on demand.
  If I use Windows Eyes, NVDA, a braille reader or something else then what?
  JAWS * not * defined 'is available '...

  Re: (1) (1)
  "Match and if...". »
  Consider "Stop front right on red".
  '' Respect '' is stop on Red - turn right
  'Intent' (aka usability) is stop on Red - Look Good to come from traffic that has the right of way - performance - when clear, turn right.

  But, at least, we don't talk of the "left on red" 8 ^)

  Re: (2). (2)
  Just an observation. A defective product that claims to be 'everything' may enter a sticky wicket entities (individuals/businesses).
  Put a high volume of defective products on its same does increase the probability that a "shadow".
  Quantity replaces quality just isn't a precursor to success.
  Target species - and national judicial action class action that has been taken against him with regard to the "accessibility" of services information online.
  Resolved now - see the web site of the NFB.

  Re (3) (3)
  Ah, but what would say Judy justice or judge Marily?
  Efficiency does not provide a product of the "whole".
  I doubt it will ever be a "one-click" seamless between the dominant products of one of the software houses.
  They are competitors intense. That it is not others providing provide a product of 'whole', right?
  For example, if the organization wants to 'make accessible PDFS' label then it pays transport costs - Adobe Pro, training, workflow appropriate, etc.
  which allow the delivery of PDF files meet the standards to which formed a well containing the tag output is PDF (accessible is a subset of this).
  There is no other way for PDF.
  If this cannot be done so there are always HTML as an acceptable method (for some it's the way privileged and only 'true').

  However, HTML is 'right' for accessiblilty is just as demanding in its own way.

  With each version of TA / dot release, JAWS - Windows Eyes - NVDA & others hone in on using PDF ISO 32000 Standard closer.
  This means that if you deploy "accessible" PDF, you will need to provide PDFS who live ISO.
  Do not forget that the paragraphs of S508 began when, in fact, HTML was 'it '. In terms of software that has been there are geological ages.
  For contemporary AT effectively analyze the PDF, the PDF file must be a PDF containing the tag well trained with a format/layout that reflects a logical hierarchy.
  Creation of all that it should start in the environment of creation with the author of the content.
  PDF post-processing output then ensures that the elements (tags) PDF are of the correct type, have the required attributes, etc..
  Without this, AT will not be able to provide the use of effect for the end user of the PDF file.

  So, for AT correctly 'work' the PDF file, elements of * must * have set the Scope attribute, values of row value and scope of column defined, etc..

  Scope, line Span, range column, ID of the Table and headers must be added in the framework of the post-processing in a PDF using Acrobat Professional.
  An alternative is the plugin Netcentric CommonLook for Acrobat Professional. What it does, Acrobat Pro can do; However, the CommonLook
  provides a robust user interface. Disadvantage: some 1 k $ per seat is not 'cheap' and it has a * steep learning curve * (Sitka Pass?).

  Two related table resources run this AUC thread (in post 3 and 4). They can be of some use.

  http://www.acrobatusers.com/forums/aucbb/viewtopic.php?id=23178

  When the "smelly things" feeds into the Lair of the fan, it is prudent to not be directly downstream, huh.
  Consider the target and the situation, in which they began.
  Consider delivery of the PDF accessible agencies fedgov or stategov.
  They won't be in front of the fan if the ease of use of PDF files becomes a problem.
  It will be rather those submitting. After the Agency said "accessible".

  Better to slow down and right or loading ramp of resources in support of "Annex" as to the stake themselves as someones 'feed' tomorrow, no.?

  Ultimately, PDF, HTML, or any 'format', accessibility is the ease of use + compliance.

  Needed improvements in the professional development and training, software/equipment, * time *?
  Yes. But, all of this boils down to 'where the rub the road' - what tires are you on?
  It can be done. I do a little bit at a time all day. Often, this is what it takes.
  Products to be delivered are provided; but, with no bad labeling and advancement is identified, celebrated and everything continues until the
  the 'road' is filled correctly.
  Won't wash outs, bridge collapse or what not tomorrow .
  (But then I'm a fan of "Holmes on Homes", which can go a long way toward understanding my point of view when it comes to accessible PDF).

  Re: function() {Return...
  Good question.
  Write my guess - either to leave the cut & paste that I made at the start of the application I used to assemble and captures screen or something related to the Adobe Forum application.
  It may be that I am "special"; If that were the case we my Lotto occasional quick choice would have been a big winner $ ago.

  FWIW-
  You will find a number of "Accessible PDF" related to resources in discussions at the Forum of the accessibility of the AUC.
  http://www.acrobatusers.com/forums/aucbb/viewforum.php?id=18

  Two PDF Accessible related on demand seminars are also available.
  Search for Duff Johnson and Charlie Pike (at page 2) seminars.
  http://www.acrobatusers.com/learning_center/eseminars_on_demand

  Be well...

• How to remove 'Save as PDF' from the popup menu

  The item 'Save as PDF' leads to a shopping site called NITRO. I'm trying to eliminate it from the context menu. I installed the add-on Menu Edit and changed the item save as PDF from the visible to hidden on my PC Windows with Firefox 30 8.1. However, the issue has not disappeared from the context menu. Still on my PC with Linux Mint 17 with 30 Firefox for Linux Mint, the point went on the shortcut menu. My PC s linked with Firefox Synch.

  How can I remove this?

  Such an entry in the context menu is probably added by a PDF file about the extension, in order to check your extensions.

  Start Firefox in Safe Mode to check if one of the extensions (Firefox/tools > Modules > Extensions) or if hardware acceleration is the cause of the problem.

  • Put yourself in the DEFAULT theme: Firefox/tools > Modules > appearance
  • Do NOT click on the reset button on the startup window Mode safe
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/safe+mode
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes

• Printing blank pages when printing from Word 2007, WordPad and Notepad, print well other programs

  Weird printing problem

  Good, in Windows Vista and using a printer HP Deskjet 645c with the updated driver, here's the weirdness:

  When printing from Word 2007, Wordpad and Notepad, the sheet through the printer appear in print, but no printing actually takes place. Same for the two existing documents and those newly created. On the other hand, everything prints normally IE8, Firefox and Adobe Reader. Reinstalled the printer driver and also to delete the Word data key in the registry. No love. Automated ran, troubleshooting of MS, but still no love because he found no problem. Someone at - it a good idea? Seems there must be something in common between Word, Wordpad and Notepad, which I suppose are at least somewhat in the code, or perhaps in the way they approach the printer driver.

  Hi TNCharlie,

  (1) I want to clarify if you arejust I try to print the text or insertion of objects into Word and WordPad?

  Fonts and graphics damaged can cause printing problems in Word/WordPad

  (2) using a wireless printer?

  Check to see if it makes a difference if connected.

  Step 1: This test in word

  1. open a new blank document in Word.

  2. on the first line of the document, type the following text:

  = Rand (10)

  3. press ENTER. This inserts 10 paragraphs of the sample text.

  4. try to print the document.

  5. If the document prints correctly, replace it with another font or insert a clip art image, a table, or a drawn object

  Step 2: Don't know if you have tried this fixit, please run the fixit available in the link below and check if that makes a difference

  Problems printing and printing errors
  http://support.Microsoft.com/GP/printing_problems/en-us

  Thank you, and in what concerns:

  Ajay K

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer

  Visit ourMicrosoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think

• Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro won't create PDFs from Word on my new laptop Windows 10.

  Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro won't create PDFs from Word on my new laptop Windows 10.  How can I fix?

  Hi marcw6Colonial,

  Adobe Acrobat 9 is not compatible with Windows 10.

  It may or may not work properly with this OS.

  I would also like to inform you that it is an older version and not support the Adobe Acrobat application.

  Kind regards

  Meenakshi

• Problem creating pdf from Word and Excel in Windows 10 - can anbody help?

  When I try to create a PDF from word or excel docs using acrobat on the toolbar, the program ends with the warning "Word find problems with the acrobatpdfmaker office com add-in" - I turned off and check the updates and through troubleshooting but no joy. Not willing to continue to pay subscription fee for something that does not work.

  Hello

  Microsoft has released a fix for this problem that is available with the 16.0.6568.2034 version. Please update your office 2016 version 16.0.6568.2034 or higher.

  Reference https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/PDFMaker-crashes-office2016-office365.html

  Thank you

  Tanvi

• Convert to PDF from word, the fonts are not included, the word doc record embedded fonts, but conversion does not incorporate fonts?  What should I do to get the embedded fonts?

  Convert to PDF from word, the fonts are not included, the word doc record embedded fonts, but conversion does not incorporate fonts?  What should I do to get the embedded fonts?

  I used times new roman in word 2013.  New file.  Apparently the version of adobe that I use will not incorporate.  I use the version line.  I was told that I have to upgrade to Adobe Pro.  I'm dealing with a patent application, so I can't share the document.  The patent office cannot accept that documents with embedded fonts.  My drawings that have been scanned and then converted are a problem too because I get an error based on the size of the page (23.6 "x 32.4") and I am unable to reduce this size in files from Adobe.com.

  Unfortunately I signed up for this product that get these two converted documents and uploaded only to discover that the conversions will not download.

• When you create PDF from WORD 2010 files, can't do the TOC header as hyperlinks entries

  When you create PDF from WORD 2010 files, I can't have the TOC header as hyperlinks entries. I'm used to be able to do this in WORD 2003. I tried to create a PDF file in Acrobat by selecting file > create PDF > navigate to the WORD file > select three check boxes >

  Help them get the entries in TOC topic as hyperlinks?

  Try to do this from Word by using the Ribbon.

• Pdf creation from Word 2007 with the layout, the 'Landscape' Orientation and document Pages, 'two pages per sheet.

  I am trying to create a PDF from a Word 2007 document with the layout, the 'Landscape' Orientation and Pages, 'two pages per sheet.  The document was created in Word 2003.  The entire document is four "pages" long, but each of these "pages" is half of an 8 1/2 x 11.  So it's really a pages document two and prints on only two sheets of letter size paper.

  Acrobat does not seem to 'see' this document is set up to have two pages per sheet, is it really just a two-page document.  He created a four-page pdf file.

  It arrived not with Word 2003.  The pdf file created from this version is an exact copy of the document word - two pages.

  Any ideas?

  Word:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Office/default.aspx

  Office at the above link forums

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Office/ee861096.aspx

  Word Help Forums at the link above.

  They will help you with your question Word when repost you in the Office Forums above.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Italics in creating a PDF from Word

  I have a client that uses a specialized police.  This is a license (including italic, bold and bold italic) and in the directory.

  Using Microsoft Word 2010 on Windows 7, the function "Create a PDF file" changes all instances of the police in slanted/sloped Roman Italic; bold and bold italic function as expected.  It seems to be unique to the function of Word: I can open the files in OpenOffice, use its PDF Creator, and italics out (even if other things on the file are problematic). The problem occurs with several parameters to create a PDF file, including Standard, print and press.  Coating (or desincorporation) forcing the police doesn't seem to work.  Suggestions elsewhere on the forum for similar problems, I tried to copy or link the font files in the folder of files shared/fonts from Adobe; that did not help, either.  I reinstalled the police a couple of times, and the problem persists.

  I don't really know what I'm doing and it's quite possible that there is a very easy solution here; any help would be appreciated!

  In case someone ever crosses this problem (another symptom: If in the editing of text in Adobe, you deitalicize and reitalicize the text tilted artificially, it gets replaced by the true italics, so that the computer knows clearly the existence of italic), I discovered that he strives to do not use functions "Create a PDF file" or "Save as Adobe PDF" in Word , but rather use generic "Save as", then choose PDF as the file type.  It uses underlying italics, without the artificial obliques.

• When you export to PDF from Word, 5th level indent pdf as an image, and not as searchable text.  How can I fix it?

  Is it a setting in Adobe, in Word?  Result is the same as I print to PDF or save - as pdf.

  Thank you

  TM

  It seems to be a known issue with Adobe PDFMaker in Word 2007; more specifically there are problems when you export header 7, 8 and 9.

  It seems that the PDF file is published correctly when you use:

  File > export > "Create a PDF/XPS Document" with "ISO 19005-1 compliant (PDF/A)" radio button checked.

• 'Save as image' in Word 2007

  In most Microsoft Office applications, you can click on the image and choose "Save image as" to save this image to your hard drive. I can't find this option in Word 2007. Someone knows how to do? Only thing I know is to copy the image to the Clipboard, paste into other Office 2007 application (Excel, etc.), then make a right click and 'Save as image '...

  Hello Ykt28403,

  Thank you for your message.  Unfortunately, this option is not available.  You will need to copy the picture and paste it in another program such as paint.  I studied all the hotkeys as well.  Very interesting.

  http://www.keyxl.com/aaa367b/5/Microsoft-Word-keyboard-shortcuts.htm

  See you soon