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  Hello

  I'm working on PC, Windows 7, InDesign of CS5. I had several problems with executives of color filled not appearing is not in the preview of an exported pdf file, different file, same problem. The files 'prints' very well. For example, I have a page that contains a logo, two lines of text in the Arial font, two photo .jpg (CMYK) and a background color solid process. When I export to PDF (I tried all the options available to me) the colorful background does not appear in the preview. I can send this file to the printer and it prints exactly as set upward in InDesign. I also systematically deleted each item separately and re-exported the same results each time. I even deleted everything on the page with just the colorful box. Same result. I did drag the elements on a page in a new document. Same result.

  Thoughts? Does anyone else know this? I looked for further discussions on this topic, but couldn't find one just like her.

  Thank you!

  one

  Blow of dagger in the dark here...

  Check your Acrobat preferences under the Page display and do not forget the large images are enabled, and under accessibility and make replace safe colors is not.

• Fontissue when exporting PDF CS5

  Comment by thread bound and advised to start the new band of rolling.

  http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/651071?TSTART=0

  When exporting in format PDF of CS5 ID I saw do move and disappear.

  Did tests since my post on linked tread and discover, with PDF / X_1a:2001 (PDF version 1.3), it works fine. But when I use PDF version 1.4 and above fonts randomly disappears. See first photo below.

  OK, for me it's just going to print, but with 1.3 we lose the link hyperlink and bookmarks if used in other media.

  Have seen policies to move when exporting to PDF, (second photo), and in this case, there is no way of doing things with the options mentioned above. Only way is he right was to outline the police... and PS - Distiller has worked as well.

  I've found my workaround, but I would really trust the export as a PDF in the future is the way Adobe advice we used.

  Workaround solution 1. Use PDF 1.3 version

  Solution 2.

  (The application folder), Adobe Indesign CS5 - Presets

  Create a new folder - PPDs

  Put (ADPDF8. PPD or ADPDF9. PPD) in this folder. (I had a backup of these files, can not find them online...!)

  Allows to print PS of InDesign and use Distiller.

  Mac - 10.6.X - ID int. English

  

  

  OK, I have reproduced the two issues and connected bug reports for them to be the subject of an investigation. I don't think that they are associated with other issues that have been discussed on the previous thread. They are two specific fonts, change the text to use another font makes problems disappear. So there is a chance that the fonts have some problems that make them sensitive to the problems. Debugging the development team should tell us more. Thanks for your help with this.

  Matthew

• Range of artboard crop when exporting PDF...

  I know the 'artBoardClipping' keyword when exporting to JPEG, GIF format,...

  But there is no when the PDF export.

  1. open the file have

  2 export to PDF

  3. export success

  4. open the PDF file. ("hmm. crop success? ")

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• How to bind an index of full text with the catalog in PDF format?

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• Text missing when exporting pdf to word doc

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  Unfortunately it is not that you can do to improve the output without spending a lot of time (for example manually tracking file). In addition, if you use Adobe ExportPDF service and do not have access to Acrobat, it is even not an option.

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• problem with the quality of the photo when exporting pdf interactive

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  When I export it as a pdf interactive (on jpeg without loss of quality), the quality of the photo on the final pdf looks like a JPEG on 40% quality, really bad. Œuvres turnaround.

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