If I purchase Adobe ExportPDF to edit pdf documents in word will it interfere with Adobe Acrobat 7.0 standard already on my machine?

If I purchase Adobe ExportPDF to edit pdf documents in word will it interfere with Adobe Acrobat 7.0 Standard already on my machine?

That's great, Hawkchuk! Be sure to let us know if you need any help once you get your subscription. Here's a link to the Getting Started document.
Best,
Sara

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I am new of Mac and lost in editing a pdf document. It seems I have to have Adobe reader.Where do I get this from? safely I mean.Thank you for your help

marvinandstorm wrote:
Hi allan,I have dowloaded Adobe reader.Is it the same as Adobe acrobat?
Also I don t know how to start editing my pdf document once I have downloaded the program.
No. Adobe Reader is the free product that does exactly that reads PDF files. Adobe Acrobat on the other hand is a product which does everything Reader does plus it can create, edit and merge PDF files. The downside to Acrobat is that it cost.
With the Adobe Reader that you downloaded you can't edit a PDF document only read it.
Allan

Will the Adobe ExportPDF allow me to edit PDF documents.

I purchased/subscribed for one year at 23.88 Adobe ExportPDF. I was trying to buy what I needed so I can edit a PDF document.......Did I buy the right thing? I had the free version of Adobe installed before purchasing the ExportPDF.

You can export to a Word document, and often edit THAT. The original PDF remains unaltered and unedited.

Editting PDF documents that were created by a MAC doesn't work because of font incompatability. How can we get MAC fonts and load in our Adobe Acrobat Pro 9?

Editting PDF documents that were created by a MAC doesn't work because of font incompatability. How can we get MAC fonts and load in our Adobe Acrobat Pro 9?

If it's a Mac font and you're on Windows, you can't. If you are also on a Mac, you'll need to purchase the fonts (fonts are generally non-transferable, like software. One of the reasons pdf exists), install them and try your edits.
But it's best to edit the original document and create a new pdf when finished.

I purchased Adobe Create PDF, annual I can't get it to convert a PDF document to Word?

I purchased Adobe Create PDF, Annual. I can't get it to convert a PDF document to Word?
HELP!

Hi elsiegj,
When you say "you can't convert," do you mean that you get an error message (if so, what is it?). Are you able to log in to ExportPDF?
Please write back with some specifics about the problem, and I'll see what I can do to get things resolved.
Best,
Sara

I just purchased the ExportPDF. When I try to convert a pdf document to word online, it gives me an error. What is the problem?

I just purchased the ExportPDF. When I try to convert a pdf document to word online, it gives me an error. What is the problem?

Hi sampa1,
Can you please let us know the error message you are getting while converting PDF to Word. Also, please let us know the steps you are following.

Getting error: Before viewing PDF documents in this browser you must launch Adobe Reader and accept the End User License Agreement, then Quit and relaunch the browser.. I just purchased the Adobe Acrobat Pro today on may MAC.

Getting error: Before viewing PDF documents in this browser you must launch Adobe Reader and accept the End User License Agreement, then Quit and relaunch the browser. I just purchased and installed Adobe acrobat pro for the Mac today.

Hi Tbeirne,
If you just want to save a pdf opened in Safari to your machine use the save as option from within the Reader plugin window. Just click on any of the buttons highlighted in below screenshots to Save a pdf at any location on your machine.
or
To summarize the issue, if you had opened an Internet PDF in a browser plug-in, you must use the save feature in the plug-in, not the Safari File > PDF Export, or File > Save As...
Please let us know if this solution works for you and you are able to save and view PDFs files locally.
Regards,
Shashi

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I have tried to convert an adobe pdf, which includes text and images, to a docx file. The Adobe ExportPDF has not been able to do it - comes back with many errors.

Mostly it can do it, though you can't expect a precise match on the layout. What errors do you get?

Edit PDF documents?

I paid to be able to edit PDF documents and I still can not open and edit.

HI Baffled Nurse,
Welcome to Adobe Community .
We are sorry for the trouble that you are facing . Can you please confirm what product have you purchased to edit PDF or was it an online service that you have used ? Also, what is the error message you are getting while you are trying to open/edit the files?
Cheers.
Kartikay Sharma

I purchased the ability to convert PDF files to Word. Site still asking me to pay.

I purchased the ability to convert PDF files to Word for $23.88 a year through the on-line site. Confirmation was given, but site does not allow me to begin. I am still being told to buy the package.
CarlaCathy

Did you sign in with the Adobe ID you used for the subscription?
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Pdf and vector files will not open in Adobe Illustrator after Yosemite Update

I updated my OS on recommendation from apple. Pdf and vector files will not open in adobe illustrator now. Am i using the latest OS?

Linda Feltner wrote:
> I cannot import or open vector files in Freehand 10. I
just get large
> Xs instead of the image. I have a MAC OS 10.3.9,
Freehand 10. I'm
> trying to import some small files that are either .ai or
.eps files
> (all are vector) that open fine in Illustrator 10 (so I
know they
> work), but I can't use them in that program. I've tried
adjusting in
> Freehand Preferences the 'convert editable EPS files" ,
on and off. I
> tried adjusting the 'Embed...." selection on and off.
Can anyone tell
> me what thing I'm doing wrong. I have two files, they
are map
> boundaries, that need to scale and adjust their color
and line width
> over an aerial map. This can't be difficult, but I must
be
> overlooking something. Many thanks in advance. Linda
>
Freehand can't convert EPS files into editable vectors. I
usually run
EPS files through Illustrator and then into Frehand. If you
don't have
Illustrator you can convert the EPS into a PDF and that
Freehand will
sometimes convert into editable vectors (though it does
involve a lot
more clean up than going through Illustrator.)

I subscribed to Adobe PDF Pack, why can't I convert Pdf files to doc and/or jepg with my acrobat reader XI

I subscribed to Adobe PDF Pack, why can't I convert Pdf files to doc and/or jepg with my acrobat reader XI
I purchased the Pack three days ago, asked to sign in. when I try to sign in, I am led to a page to purchase the program.
What do I need to do to activate my subscribtion, so it will work with my reader XI?

Hi helmutb86458194,
Did you have an update for us? Your response came through blank...
Best,
Sara

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how do i edit a scanned pdf document in word?

In order to edit a scanned PDF anywhere, you'll need to run Optical Character Recognition so it can covert the text from an image to actual text.
That would require Adobe Acrobat once the PDF is created. If you are using scanning software to create the PDF, that option may be in the software so you can OCR it as you create it.

When will we be able to open and edit PDF documents in Indesign?

Hi
It would be nice if Indesign could open PDF files.
When will this happen (without a plugin)?
Today I need to open the files in Illustrator. The customer prefers to use Indesign, so even though Indesign can export pdf documents I will have to tell the customer and the program can not open pdf files. This I find really weird.
Hopefully opening and editing pdf files in Indesign will happen real soon.
Have a great day!

Paal, I'm sorry for that little out-lash. There is nothing wrong with inquiring the feasability of a new feature. The problem is that PDF has been an "output intended format" from the very beginning.
An Illustrator file (from a fairly modern version) also is a PDF file, for all intents and purposes. You can rename an .AI file to .PDF and use it anywhere, with any software that supports PDF (so that's excepting Apple's Preview, probably ;-) ). Moreover, you can still open and edit this PDF with Illustrator and get all of your objects, symbols, layers, paragraph styles, and guides back!
That's because in fact this file *contains* all this extra information in a data block marked "For Private Use Only". Other software, if adhering to Adobe's PDF specs, will simply ignore this (and thus my little jab at Apple's Preview). Does that mean you can edit such a PDF with *any* software? No -- the Illustrator data is "proprietary", and the details are not published to use by other software developers. Similarly, one could envisage InDesign to do the same. Yes, it would lead to *huge* files -- but hey, you would be able to open THAT file into InDesign and edit it. But not with any other software!
The meta-problem is that an extremely large amount of this private data would be *extremely* dependant on the software that was used to create it with. What would an Illustrator file do with InDesign's GREP styles? What would InDesign do with Illlustrator's brush styles, or symbols? Illustrator allows slanted guides, InDesign does not.
And let's not focus purely on a combo of ID and Illy; Photoshop *also* outputs PDFs, and its graphic data has yet another set of requirements.
So all of Adobe's software would need to be able to parse *every others' data* to some degree. Well, it's still not "unconceivable" as all of this would need to be done in one office (note that in that single office there are still vast differences in something as straightforward as a User Interface across the CS suite). But there are lots of other software developers out there, and they *all* want to write out PDFs, all with their own internal data! (Think of the different requirements between an architectural app and one for graph plotting.)
A *possible* solution would be to add "more" metadata to a PDF without crossing into the realm of "every single bit". Article tagging is an example of this -- it tells software that wants to know in which order *plain text* is to appear, and as such it serves as meta-data for plain text content. But the mind reels thinking of what more to add -- a list of used GREP styles per paragraph would probably be useless to anyone else.
But such an idea will not solve the problem, as 1. this meta-data is optional (lazy programmers would be allowed to say "nothing to see here, move along"), and 2. this data would only get added to *newly created* files, and it would not retroactively make older PDFs editable ...
(Now that's just the *short* version :-) h

How do I open my pdf documents in word and not in adobe reader?

I have a Mac. How do I set my computer so that my pdf documents open in word rather than in adobe reader?

If you opened a pdf document in Word, all you would see is a bunch of code so, it wouldn't help you.
Are you actually looking to "convert" a pdf document to a Word document so you can edit it?

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