Why doesn't my IX Acrobat open PDF files created with my Adobe CreatePDF application?

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• How change a PDF file created with Acrobat Pro XI after signatures have been applied (as I can in 7, 8.0

  I have a major problem that I need to resolve before we can buy Acrobat Pro XI:

  
  

  Currently, with Acrobat Pro 8.1, after all signatories sign a document, we add an effective Date (we add it after they sign since we do not know when the last signature is acquired and we cannot have an effective Date that is prior to the date of the last signatory, moreover, it would be effective before they signed, which is not possible). I am also authorized the latitude (as described in our Documentation control procedure) to make spelling corrections, hyperlink updates and minor formatting changes (using the typewriter and, also, by replacing a page which is NOT signed so page change shows how to repaginate the document or the amendment of a hyperlink that has changed).

  
  

  In all versions previous Acrobat we used (7 Pro, Pro 8 and 8.1 Pro), this was easily possible and any changes would be listed on the Signatures tab, which is exactly what we want, is traceability.

  
  

  I now use the trial version of Acrobat Pro XI but get the message "this document is signed and cannot be displayed." If I bring the same PDF created from Word 2003 & 2013 using Acrobat Pro XI in Pro 8.1, however, I CAN add the date, use the typewriter and replace unsigned pages, register and leave without compensation or lose any signature.

  
  

  My question is this: How can I do this in Acrobat Pro XI, as Pro XI (in the Signature pane) lists also changes made to the document, when it was edited using Pro 8.1? (It's OK that the changes made to the PDF and then mark signatures as "invalid", as the reason why they were invalidated is also listed in the pane of the Signature, for example "form field added," which is usually the Date of effect applied).

  
  

  Thanks for any help!

  Thank you, Zildjian, and isakten. You me headed in the right direction. What I ended up doing was just a form text (for entry into force) field, then the required signature fields. After everyone has signed, I can the Effective Date of entry, then save the document and I don't have to sign myself or apply any type of certification. I just have to remember to put the text before form field I have forward the documents. It's the right answer, at least for my situation.

  Thanks again!

• No color in the PDF files created with Acrobat Pro XI

  Running Office 2013 and Acrobat Pro XI.  Color PowerPoint presentations lose all color when converting to PDF.

  Thanks Florian.  I tried to export PowerPoint and Acrobat Pro XI to create.  None worked.

  I could solve the problem by removing several applications, that the user didn't need and then reinstall Acrobat Pro XI.

• Why the CD player replace default 'use Acrobat Pro' to open pdf files?

  Had to install the CD player to open online pdf files. Already have Acrobat Pro. After the installation of the drive of DC and despite repeated together "use this application to open pdf files" Acrobat Pro, CD player overrides this setting. Seems so new versions of programs... as, for example, Windows 10... are programmed by nerds who seem to think they know more about what a user wants to that user only. Sites now offer pdf files requiring a CD to open, but this version now seems to have the attitude "to hell with what you want to do." I want only to set Acrobat Pro as my default application to open pdf files. How can I do this? And, Adobe, why do you think that you know better than I what I want? < Nothing new, by the way; I had to do to make the script processing in PhotoShop, because it substitutes for my choices for the target files and your technicians had no idea how to solve this problem, with workarounds.

  Hi brucec3514345,

  Acrobat Reader DC has been defined as the once its installed default PDF Viewer, this is a behavior of design. However, you can change the default program, open Acrobat, navigate to the Edit-> Preferences-> General-> click "set as my default pdf reader.

  Click OK to confirm the changes.

  Kind regards
  Nicos

• Problem opening pdf files.  I have Acrobat Reader DC/Windows by default, but when I click on the file, a file conversion screen with all these codes. Must use the "open with" function which is a nuisance.  Why it will not default?

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  Why it will not open by default when I click on the file?

  Hello

  I guess that you are looking for this:

  Open drive

  Go in Edition > Preferences > General

  Uncheck the option, the online storage see the opening of the files

  Click OK and restart

  Thank you

  Abhishek

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  I get a message 'Acrobat X 1 Pro Trial a expiré' I didn't know that I was using a trail?

  What I pay a subscription for?

  Hi phillipk70320833,

  I checked your account details for the same ID you use here on the forums.

  You bought subscription Adobe PDF package that is why you are unable to open a PDF file.

  You should perhaps install Adobe Reader (free software) or buy a subscription to open a PDF Acrobat DC file.

  Let me know what you want so that I can offer others.

  Kind regards

  Ana Maria

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• I have Acrobat Standard XI and recently downloaded CD Player for a specific use. Reader became my default for open PDF files once it has been installed. How can I get Acrobat Standard to be once more my fault?

  I have Acrobat Standard XI and recently downloaded CD Player for a specific use. Reader became my default for open PDF files once it has been installed. How can I get Acrobat Standard to be once more my fault?

  Hi nancye22519208 ,

  Please right-click on any PDF on your system, then go to properties > under general, you will find "opens with". Here you will see 'change' option, by clicking on it, wil give you a window from which you can choose the Acrobat Standard XI as a default for PDF files.

  Kind regards

  Christian

• I need to set my Adobe Acrobat by default when I open PDF files. I've updated my adobe reader software and it changed my settings to always open with the reader. I still want to open it with Adobe Acrobat DC

  I need my Adobe Acrobat DC value by default when I open PDF files. I've updated my adobe reader software and it changed my settings to always open with the reader. I still want to open it with Adobe Acrobat DC

  Hello

  For windows, right click on the PDF? Open with > choose default program > set Acrobat DC as the default PDF Viewer and click OK.

  You could do the same thing in the control panel.

  Concerning

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• Cannot open pdf files. Acrobat 10

  Cannot open pdf files. "Acrobat cannot send a DDE command '.

  Thank you John. The problem has been resolved. I'm sure this has to do with changes of microsoft with one of their updates since I subscribe to Office 365. Somehow my Acrobat version 10 a program started working again after a week of being disabled. I use windows 8.1 and dread of having to go through windows 10 soon.

• I have Acrobat Pro XI and want to keep this program as my primary PDF look at an application; I don't want to use Acrobar Reader DC.  How can I disable Acrobat Reader DC to open PDF files?

  I have Acrobat Pro XI and want to keep this program as my primary PDF look at an application; I do not want to use Acrobar Reader DC and try to avoid clouds of"solutions.".  How can I disable Acrobat Reader DC to open PDF files?

  If she runs from a web browser, check your web browser plugins and remove it.

• I can't open PDF files lately. I uninstalled and reinstalled Adobe Acrobat. I'm sick and tired of trying. I need Adobe to talk about me through on how to fix the problem as soon as POSSIBLE.

  I can't open PDF files lately. I'm sick and tired of trying to solve this problem. I need Adobe to call me or send me an email with the instructions step by step on how to overcome this problem of bad, please.

  Move to editing & export a PDF file

• I can't open PDF files

  I have Adobe Acrobat 9.2 installed. When I receive a PDF file instead of open it using Adobe (as it did in the past) Microsoft Word Viewer takes over and asks me to do a file conversion. Everything goes down hill from there.
  I'm running Vista, I deleted Microsoft Word Viewer under all programs.
  Used to be able to open PDF files without problem.
  If I right click on the file it asks me what program I want to open with; the only option it gives me is OPEN.

  Go to start / Default programs / associate a file or Protocol with a program and highlight .pdf.  Shall be provided to Adobe Reader as the default program, but it probably isn't.  Click on edit, and then see if Adobe Reader is one of the options indicated.  If so, choose it and save your work.  You will now be able to open PDF files.  If Adobe Reader is not one of the options, click Browse and locate the executable file of Adobe Reader (it will be probably somewhere in a subdirectory of the secondary Program Files directory) and select that, like the program by default.  Once again, once done you should be able to once more open the PDF files.  Chances are good that the Microsoft Word Viewer set themselves up as the default for PDF files and now there is noplace to (they have no valid link).  The reason why you have no options to open with, it is that there is probably no configuration of the associations for the PDF files and programs.

  You can also try to uninstall Adobe Reader and then re-install.  That should restore the association and solve the problem.  How to solve the problem, it is up to you.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck! Lorien - a - MCSE/MCSA/network + / A +.

• Windows 10 - cannot open pdf files in MS Reader

  Hello, I have recently updated my phone company to 10 Windows in Windows 7. I have been using Acrobat Reader XI without problems. Since I was walking, opening PDF files always ends without response. After you open the PDF, he held only icon for a few seconds and then nothing (not even a blink of a new window / frame). I already tried several methods:

  • Uninstalling XI player associated with the application of advanced uninstaller. Put it back, with Adobe Acrobat Reader DC.
  • Complete uninstall of the CD with AdobeAcroCleaner_DC2015 player. Then reinstall > unsuccessful
  • I also tried the CD Player update to the latest version, and then using to repair mechanism (help > repair installation) > same result

  When I open the CD (shortcut or *.exe) directly, it runs normally and it allows me to open probably almost any PDF file as in the past. But if I trie to open any PDF file, it doesn't do anything. After consulting the table of processes through the Task Manager, I discovered that there are two processes that are running in the background "Adobe Acrobat Reader (32-bit) DC". It is + 2 after trying to open another PDF file / CD player.

  I also had this same problem on different machines. This is quite annoying, because I don't want to use the native Windows player...

  My current status:

  HP ZBook 15, i7-4800MQ, 16 GB of RAM

  MS Windows 10 Pro (64-bit)

  Adobe Acrobat Reader DC - Czech (15.008.20082)

  Hey tomasnav,

  Open the drive, go to the Edit-> Preferences-> Security enhances & disable protected mode.

  Check f, it brings a change.

  Kind regards
  Nicos

• Why can I still not load the pdf files even after I installed the latest version or reader?

  I received an email, and I'm trying to simply open pdf files to view.  I went through the steps in the installation program Adobe Reader, I typed in my password of the computer and was taken to a page that says "Step 3 of 3", and he wanted me to buy another Adobe app.  So I Quit Safari, leave my email.  Tried to restart my email and then even tried to save the pdf file and then tried to open it to see and I got this message:

  To view all of the content of this document, you need a later version of the PDF Viewer. You can upgrade to the latest version of Adobe Reader www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html

  For support, go to www.adobe.com/support/products/acrreader.html

  
  

  I went to the two sites listed and have still found no answer.  I was wondering why I can't view these pdf files?  If someone a tips or advice to help solve the problems, I would be very happy!

  Thank you for your time!

  Lbbhx1
  

  Assuming that you get this message in Safari, Chrome, or FireFox, then Adobe Reader installation is not complete. You could try saving the file and open it on your computer or reinstall the drive. What he was trying to sell you? Be sure to download Adobe, not someone else.