Acrobat 7 Professional / PDF erstellen / Mehrere Dateien

Wenn man über die obengenannte Funktion, mehrere PDF-Dateien zu einer Version zusammenfasst, werden diese in die Dateiversion 1.6 konvertiert, obwohl die Quellen die Version 1.4 haben.
Die Erzeugung läuft wohl über den Distiller, aber hier habe ich alle Einstellungen auf 1.4 eingestellt und trotzdem wird das Ziel in 1.6 erstellt. Wo kann ich die Einstellung ändern?

When you print to the Adobe PDF printer, it normally creates a PS file in a specific location and AcroTray then notes the PS file and proceeds to finish the job of calling Distiller. Doing the Print-to-file was just to check that the basic functions work. If they do not, then which one fails - the print to file or Distiller. These steps should help isolate the problem and give you some direction to go. Sometimes it is just easier to reinstall or repair the current setup. If the person is not logged in as an administrator, is it possible that the installation restricted the application to only administrators?

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Hallo,
Acrobat meldet mir (Win7 + Office 2010) & einem Kollegen (Win XP +Office 2010 pro) seit neustem beim Erstellen (Acrobat öffnen und dann von PDF erstellen aus Datei) den Fehler, dass ich keine Leserechte habe, um die Datei zu öffnen. Egal ob die Datei (oder auch andere Word Dateien) lokal oder im Netz liegt, Acrobat schon neu installiert und das neueste Update eingespielt.
Das normale erstellen aus Word direkt geht.
Google hilft nicht.
Update: es scheint nur bei Word nicht zu klappen, mit Excel Dateien geht es. Also eventuell eine Einstellung in Word...

"Acrobat tells me (Win7 + Office 2010) and a colleague (Win XP + Office 2010 per) (Open Acrobat and then create a PDF from a file), most recently when creating the error that I have no read permission to open the file. Whether the file (or other Word files) local or network, is already reinstalled Acrobat and performed the latest update.
The normal build goes directly from Word.
Google does not help.
Update: it does not seem to work only in Word, Excel files goes with it. So possibly a setting in Word ..."
If you are using Acrobat PDF Maker, you have to have at least AAX to work with OFFICE 2010. Be sure to update AA to 10.1.4, the latest version. If you are trying to create the file directly in AAX from a word file or such, then PDF Maker must be working properly in OFFICE or it will not create a PDF. Try opening WORD (or other) and print to the Adobe PDF printer. Does that create the PDF. If you get the permissions error, then it is likely that the settings files are not in a folder accessible to your account. You can copy them over to your account or add permissions to the folder where they are located.
Hopefully that helps. I think I got the gist of the problem after using Google Translate.

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Hi there,
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You really should talk to your Adobe Sales Rep about this. There are all kinds of special deals, licenses and such for customers using LiveCycle. (For instance the license for PDFG may include Acrobat licenses for certain uses).

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Probably each cover page is different too. I would probably just bite the bullet and do each individually. I would create the 2 cover pages in WORD or other word processor and print to cover.pdf. Then open a PDF and Pages>Insert Pages or the cover.pdf to the front of the open PDF and save as to the current PDF. Then repeat 299 times. Each time you would make the appropriate change to the DOC file and print a new cover.pdf file (you might want to turn off open in Acrobat for this processing in the printer properties to save time). Probably a good idea to keep a list of the files to check off what has been done (you can generate a list in DOS by Start>cmd, change the directory to your location [cd path], and do "dir >>list.txt". That will give you a list to use.). There may be an easier way, but by the time you get it figured out you might be done this way.

Problem in creating PDF of Website using Adobe Acrobat Professional 8.

I am trying to create PDF file of full website using "Create PDF from Web Page..." option, in Adobe Acrobat Professional 8.
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I’m using version 11.0.10. So where the Menu resides in a folder ready to be burnt on to a CD, that same folder is where the links point to.
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Hello,
I have a slight problem with a PDF file.
I have one pdf.
When I open this pdf within Adobe Reader, everything looks fine, when i open exact the same PDF with acrobat professional, something weird is happening.
The font't are changed.
Also, some of the text is in italic.
I hope anyone can give me a solution to solve this issue.
Excuse me for my bad English, i'm from Belgium, so English is not my foreign language.
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Yes i did check the preferences and from here they are the same.
But, correct me if I'm wrong, but i thought you cannot change the font type in Adobe itself.
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I am using Acrobat Professional version 7 and when i use the Convert to PDF option for a large word document it goes through the motions of converting the document but then seems to hang and i get no PDF document created. Also the Word document then says read only in the title as well.
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Empty the TEMP folder or print to the Adobe PDF printer. The latter might be worth trying to be sure things are working.
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Error using the distiller in Acrobat Professional 8 to create a PDF from an Aspose.Words .doc docume

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We use Aspose.Words to create Microsoft Word (.doc) documents from one of our Intranet applications. These documents are then further modified in Microsoft Word and are then converted to PDF files using the distiller in Acrobat 8 Professional.
The distiller ends with a message saying it encountered an error and could not complete the conversion.
If we create a document directly in Microsoft Word and then use the distiller to convert it to a PDF, the distiller runs just fine.
Would you have any idea of what might be causing this problem? The distiller gives no indication of the cause of the problem, only that is one!
I also tried using the Create Adobe PDF Online service to convert the same Aspose.Words .doc file and it worked fine.
Any help you can give on this would be most appreciated!
Thanks!

Thanks for your response. I mistakenly referred to the distiller.
We are using PDF Maker in Word. It appears as an icon on the Word toolbar once Acrobat Professional 8 has been installed. When I open the Aspose.Words .doc document in Word and click on the toolbar icon, PDF Maker launches and starts the conversion program and then Microsoft Word ends with their standard message "Microsoft Word has encountered an error and needs to close...".
I also tried going into Acrobat Professional 8 and chose File --> Create PDF --> From File off the menu bar. I selected the same Aspose.Words .doc document file to convert and once again the conversion process started, but this time it gave me the following error message:
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Invalid page range or conversion setting parameters."
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To create an Adobe PDF document, go to the source application. Then print the document to Adobe PDF or use the Acrobat toolbar found in Microsoft applications."
I assume that since the on-line service can successfully convert this document, it is a supported file type and is not damaged (not sent as an email attachment, so no issue there). I tried opening the document in Word and printing it to Adobe PDF and that worked, but my users really like the convenience of the Acrobat toolbar so I would like them to be able to use it to create PDF files from Aspose.Words documents.
I am using all the default settings. Is there some setting I should be changing?
As I mentioned earlier, I did try the Create Adobe PDF on-line service with this same file and it worked just fine, so there seems to be a difference between how the on-line service does the conversion and how PDF Maker does it. Printing the document to Adobe PDF also works, so again, there must be some difference in the way PDF Maker does it.
Any guidance you can give me would be greatly appreciated!
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Could not get exact contents from pdf using adobe acrobat professional

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I am using acrobat professional to extract contents from a pdf into HTML. During extraction of pdf into HTML some contents are getting rendered as images. But with pdf to xml extraction i can get the exact contents. But i need HTML file from pdf. Any suggestions. Thanks in advance.

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