Acrobat X Pro link automatically goes to AcrobatXI Pro instead...

..which won't work with the serial number my school provided because it's only suppsed to work for Acrobat X Pro.

Generally the distributions for universities and other schools is provided by the school, not Adobe. Check with your IT folks.

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Link automatically goes to proxy

I have firefox (mac osx; ff version 3.6.14) set to "no proxy," yet on certain websites, links automatically take me to a proxy server I've had access to in the past (a former university library), but which I no longer have privileges for. The particular site I'm having trouble with does not require a proxy server/subscription--it's totally public. But I can't access it because I automatically get directed to the library's proxy server login when I try to enter the site. But, again, I can't log into this proxy. Why is firefox remembering this old proxy server? How can I just skip the proxy server login page and go straight to the site in question?

Generally the distributions for universities and other schools is provided by the school, not Adobe. Check with your IT folks.

Network Access to Adobe Acrobat X Pro

We have Adobe Acrobat X Pro on a Microsoft Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop host an published it as a remote app.
The app works on our WXP or W7-clients without any problems.
When user double-click on an pdf-document the local Adobe Reader starts - our problem is, that the 15 users want to start their "licensed" remote app Adobe Acrobat X Pro instead of the Reader.
I tried to add a link in the sendto-folder of the User-Profile (...AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo) and I added the Acrobat X Pro - Programm to the File-Properties (file - open with..) and I always get the following message "To start the test-version there is Adobe Application Manager required. The application is damaged.)
Can you help me?
Thanks in advance.

Please post your question in the Enterprise forum.

Why is Photoshop Elements 8 not saving a psd file as a pdf now that I purchased Adobe Acrobat XI Pro?

Why is Adobe Elements 8 not saving a psd file as a pdf after I started using Adobe Acrobat XI Pro instead of my CS3 Pro? Both Adobe software is up to date and before I switched to Acrobat XI Pro, it worked fine. Help please...

You aren't talking to Adobe here. But still...Is it by any chance asking for a QUALIFYING product? If so, you purchased an UPGRADE and now need to give the serial number of the OLDER product (Acrobat 9 or X) which you must own to be able to use the upgrade. Simples.

While installing Acrobat XI Pro, the installation automatically rolls back and I get the message "The wizard was interrupted before Adobe Acrobat XI Pro (11.0.07) could be completely installed. Your system has not been modified. To complete installation a

While installing Acrobat XI Pro, the installation automatically rolls back and I get the message "The wizard was interrupted before Adobe Acrobat XI Pro (11.0.07) could be completely installed. Your system has not been modified. To complete installation at another time, please run setup again." How to resolve it.
How do I modify the system.

Hi Rgardezi,
The only reason why Acrobat installation fails and throw this error message is when there are some services running in the background causing the installer not to complete the installation. My take is try the following steps and suggest if you were able to install the products or not :
1) Navigate to control panel and confirm that there is no line Item that talks about Acrobat. If you see Acrobat XI listed there, please remove them.
2) Perform a selective Start up using the steps mentioned in this link.
Please suggest if the above mentioned steps were able to resolve the query for you or not.
Cheers,
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Links no longer work in Acrobat 9 Pro application, and not just the pdfs.

In Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro, clicking on any link including links in the Acrobat 9 application's menu bar (like when I click on Help/Online Support/Knowledge Base), I get the following error message: "The location of the web browser has not been specified" . Please do this in Preferences."
Does anyone know how to correct this error? I tried going to preferences, as the error message indicated, but don't see any reference there to browser locations. IE9 is the default in my Windows 7 internet settings. I used to be able to click on links in the menu bar and in pdfs, and go to the internet without any difficulty. I don't know when this problem started but I recently upgraded to IE 9. Are there any known compatibility issues that could cause this?
Here's my software:
Adobe Acrobat Pro 9 version 9.5.3
Windows 7
IE 9
I'd appreciate any help.
Thanks.

This is typically an issue of setting the web preference in the WINDOWS preferred programs. In Win7 this is accessed from Control Panel>Default Programs>Set Program Access...>Custom. Maybe these options will give you an idea of the problem.

Is automatic insertion of hyperlinks available in Acrobat 9 Pro?

My former version of Acrobat automatically inserted links into the PDFs it created when links were present in the source document. My current version - Acrobat 9 Pro - does not. Is there a setting I need to change for this or am I doomed to manually creating all the links contained within each document?

Links are only preserved when you create the file using the PDF Maker
plugin, or if they are plain-text URLs.
When you use the PDF printer you get a "flattened" copy of the original
file, without any of the special objects like links, bookmarks, etc.
On Tue, Apr 7, 2015 at 11:57 PM, springfieldmocvb <[email protected]>

Link tool in Acrobat X Pro

I have just updated to CS 5.5 and I need to add a link to a button with the function "Attach to Email" (really easy in the previous version).
As far as I can see this does not seem to be possible in X Pro - am I missing something??
Using Windows 7.

The PDF is part of an on-going contract, we typeset case studies in various languages and they have a series of buttons which includes an "email" button.
It needs to work in this way:
The reader of the PDF clicks on the button to open their email client and then chooses who to send it to.
As an aside, I have just opened some previous jobs which where created using Acrobat 9 Pro, and when I open them in either X pro or Adobe Reader X the email buttons do not work, and yet they work in earlier versions of Acrobat.
I wonder if Adobe have removed this functionality from X?

What Problems Will I Experience Going from Acrobat 11 Pro, Back Down to 10 Pro

Over a year ago I purchased, for my wife, Acrobat 10 Pro. We tried to install it on a Windows 7, 64 bit machine. It kept crashing, we didn't know about this forum, so we gave up and put it away. She never got to use the educational training we purchased with it, either. She then found and used some free software that came bundled with her printer to create pdf files and she used that up until now. But now she needs to create password protected pdf files, so we're shopping again.
We tried the Acrobat 11 Pro and it worked through the trial period. The trial period has since expired.
Tried to contact someone at Adobe to see if there was any kind of a credit for trading up an Acrobat 10 that was never used, for Acrobat 11. No reply.
Okay, I thought that maybe our DVD had a faulty or corrupted copy of Acrobat 10, and I thought about downloading a version of the Acrobat 10 Pro software and trying it again. But, if I have already downloaded Acrobat 11 trial version, will there be any conflict going back to version 10? Are there any known issues about this attempt?
Thanks.
RG

Regular_grind the return period has unfortunately expired for Acrobat 10. You can qualify the upgrade pricing for Acrobat 11 however. You can find more details regarding the upgrade pricing at http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobatpro/buying-guide-upgrade-pricing.html.
If you feel there is a problem with your installation media then I would encourage you to copy the contents of the DVD to your Desktop. If you do not receive any write errors then it is likely your installation media is good and valid.
If you do need to download a fresh copy of the Acrobat 10 installation files then please see http://prodesigntools.com/adobe-acrobat-x-10-pro-reader-suite-direct-download-links-ddl.ht ml. Please make sure that you complete the Very Important Instructions prior to scrolling down the page and clicking on the download link.
Finally if you do receive errors during your Acrobat installation then I would recommend posting the specifics to the Acrobat Installation & Updates Issues forum -http://forums.adobe.com/community/acrobat/installation_and_update_installation.

I am working in Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro and just created a pdf form from a MS Word document. I need to find out how to have a date field in my form which will update automatically. Can some one out there help me?

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Update automatically under which circumstances, exactly?

Acrobat XI Pro automatically closes itself with no messages etc. after few seconds

Greetings all,
I don't know why but my Acrobat XI Pro (11.0.0) automatically closes itself (with no warning, no messages etc.) after few seconds. I installed the AXI as a part of the CS6 Master Collection on my Windows 8 (x64) laptop. Just as suggested at some other posts in the forum:
I checked the "security settings (enhanced)" tab but the protected view option is already off.
I searched for the eula.exe under the "Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Acrobat 11.0" folder but there is no eula.exe. May it be not present because I installed it as a part of CS6 Master Coll. package?
I am using Eset Endpoint Antivirus as a third party Anti Virus Software.
The problem occurs when:
I open up a pdf file from outlook etc.
I manually open a pdf file from windows explorer
I open adobe acrobat with no file to view
As I mentioned above, I see no error messages or warnings during the closing down. It acts as if I clicked the close button on the top right corner. I know that there are a lot of posts in the forum about this issue, but none of them helped me to solve my problem. I would be glad if you can help me with this problem.
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Hey i was having this issue also with Adobe Acrobat pro... it only seemed to be affecting one program that produced PDF output automatically. When the processes finished the PDF is supposed to be displayed and instead it would rapidly flash across the screen and close. THen i would have to hunt for the PDF to review its content. I tried a couple of things like deleting my preferences for acrobat C:\Users\[your user name]\AppData\Local\Adobe\Acrobat\10.0. You might have to show hidden files. In the explorer window select Organize-> Folder and search options-> once that opens view -> check show hidden files, folders and drives. then navigate that path above. Make sure adobe is closed then delete everything in there or move it off to another folder if your worried it will break it further.
That did not fix the problem though. I opened the application and ran my process again same results (adobe closes pdf auttmagically). so i opened adobe acrobat and navigated to Edit -> Preferences -> look under the General tab and click the select default PDF handler and that seemed to fix my problem. I also disabled the enhanced security look further down in that list under security enhanced. then a reboot so it is possible that the enhance security setting was the cause i think i will play with that for a minute to see if it was but i think my issue was the default handling. good luck

Acrobat 9 Pro: Links to Word TOC and cross references are lost

I'm testing Acrobat 9 Pro and while it successfully creates a PDF from Word 2003 with bookmarks, all my TOC and internal page reference links are lost.
I have triple checked the conversion settings from the Adobe PDF menu option in Word, and the "Convert cross-references and table of contents to links" check box is definitely selected.
I used the same Word document on another machine with Acrobat 6 Pro installed - and the TOC and cross ref links were created successfully. As far as I can see the Adobe PDF settings in Word 2003 on both machines are the same - the only difference is that one uses Acrobat 6 Pro and the other uses Acrobat 9 Pro.
The only setting in 9 Pro I turned off was the 'enable accessibility tagging' one; it's also turned off in 6 Pro. The remaining settings are the default.
A clickable TOC and internal links is essential for my clients who often have 400+ page documents.
Anybody have any suggestions? Or can anybody confirm that they do/don't get the same behavior in Acrobat 9 Pro?

Thanks Abhigyan - your test PDF worked fine for me.
This is what I've done today:
1. Checked for all instances of pdfm*.dot files and removed any that were lurking in old Application Data and Microsoft Office folders.
2. Deleted all Acrobat 5 and 6 folders and subfolders still lurking in Program Files.
3. Used Add/Remove to delete Adobe Reader 8 and its updates. I figure I can always install Reader 9 if I need it as a separate app.
4. Checked that everything was gone using the Windows Installer CleanUp utility (it was).
5. Restarted my machine.
6. Turned off my anti-virus software.
7. Did a search for any pdfm*.dot files - found one only in the current Microsoft Office folder and left it there.
8. Reinstalled Acrobat 9 Professional.
9. Opened my test Word 2003 document.
10. Checked all the Acrobat conversion settings and left them as the defaults.
11. Converted the doc to PDF and checked for internal links. Yes! The TOC links worked! But my joy was short-lived as the page link didn't work...
12. Tried various other conversion settings based on some suggestions from Lance in first level Adobe Support yesterday - still no page link. And I also lost the TOC links when I cleared the Enable Accessibility check box on the Settings tab of the conversion settings.
13. Checked the Edit > Preferences > Convert To PDF settings for Word in Acrobat 9 - add bookmarks and add links are both selected (default).
14. Used Acrobat 9 to create the PDF (File > Create > From File) hoping that this might might a difference. Nope. No TOC or page links.
15. Changed conversion settings back to default via Word 2003, and created a PDF from a longer document. Again the TOC links worked, the URLs worked (they always did), the bookmarks worked (they always did too), but the none of the internal page cross-reference links worked.
So my summary is this:
* I can only create TOC links *if* Enable Accessibility is turned on, but I have always turned this off in earlier versions of Acrobat as I don't need it and it made the process of creating a PDF from a long document incredibly slow - I'm wary of using it!
* I cannot get internal page links to work at all, no matter which method I use to create the PDF (from within Word or within Acrobat), and no matter which conversion settings I select.
I really don't know what to try next. Manually creating links for what could be hundreds of cross-references in a single document is NOT an option, especially as I have many of these long documents.
Any further suggestions?

Converting excel link in mac acrobat x pro

I know you can maintain URL lionks when converting Excel to PDF on Windows with Acrobat X Pro. Can you do the same with the Mac version?

What are you talking about?
If you use the Save As... > PDF within Office2011 and 2008 you use the Apple PDF engine.
IF however you go to Print menu > PDF > Adobe PDF you make a genuine Adobe PDF using Adobe's PDF engine. It ieven uses the Acrobat Distiller Job options.
No wonder Macusers have go it alone. When the adobe employess don't know what's going on.
Click on the PDF button in the print menu.
Then hold button until menu pops up. Choose Adobe PDF or Adobe quality PDF (depending upon the version of OSX used).
menu choice will show High Quality , click on that button and choose desired job option. choose whether you want the PDF to open Reader as soon as its created or not.
Click okay (or save)
Now you will be given opportunity change name or give desired name, choose desired location to save.
Then hit Save.
Your Adobe quality PDF will be created.

Frage zu Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro Extended: ausfüllbares Formular für Aufkleber erstellen und oben links drucken.

Frage zu Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro Extended:
Ich habe folgende Aufgabe. Ich muss einen Paketaufkleber einscannen der die Maße 145 (Breite) x 107 (Länge) mm hat. Dann soll dieses Bild (der eingescannte Aufkleber) als Hintergrund in ein Formular eingebunden werden. Dieses Bild (eingescannter Aufkleber) soll aber später nicht mit ausgedruckt werden.
In diesem Formular sollen Felder für die Adressen eingefügt werden die ausgedruckt werden sollen. Also der eigentliche Aufkleber soll nur als Hintergrund erscheinen und die Felder sollen ausfüllbar sein. Bei Drucken wird das Original Formular in den Flachbettdrucker gelegt und NUR die Adressen sollen in das Formular gedruckt werden. Dabei sollte der Ausdruck möglichst so erfolgen das alles oben links ausgedruckt wird damit ich den Aufkleber links in den Flachbettdrucker einlegen kann.
Das ganze möchte ich möglichst einfach mit dem Adobe Acrobat machen. Der Aufkleber wurd von mir schon eingescannt und liegt mir nun als JPG und als GIF vor. Einige Versuche mit dem erstellen von Formularen habe ich schon hinter mir. Ich habe es auch schon geschafft Formuarfelder einzurichten. Das Problem ist die Formatierung ( Größe des Aufklebers / exakter Ausdruck auf dem Formular / Hintergrund) und das der Aufkleber nur als Sichbares Hintergrundbild erscheinen soll aber nicht mit ausgedruckter werden darf weil der Original Aufkleber nur bedruckt werden soll.
VG Andreas

Erstelle Dein PDF wie gehabt.
kein Problem mach ich!
Speicher eine Kopie
kein Problem mach ich!
Füge die Formularfelder ein.
kein Problem mach ich!
Ersetze die Seite mit einer weißen Seite gleichen Formats. (Die Formularfelder bleiben bestehen)
Da Weiss ich nicht wie! Ich habe auch den Eindruck das das PDF viel zu gross ist. Wen ich das Lineal einblende steht oben die Breite bei über 1200 mm
Im Seitenmenü gibt es die Möglichkeit Hinterrund einzufügen, tu das und füge die Kopie ein, auf 100% und setze diesen auf dem Bildschirm Sichtbar, aber nicht drucken.
Das habe ich schon gefunden
In den Dokumenteigenschaften setze beim Drucken die Dokumenteinstellung auf nicht skalieren.
Das Feld nicht skalieren finde ich dort nicht sondern:

Acrobat X Pro- Need Help with Linking and creating a flyout window in PDF

I'm trying to create a flyout window in a PDF document (Have Acrobat X-Pro) I'm not a programmer or graphics designer. Almost like a flyout or callout in a Powerpoint presentation.
Basically I want to create multiple icon/s on the base PDF page drawing and have several links to other pictures or items that when opened, wouldn't take up the whole screen and can then be closed so you'd only be looking at the base PDF page.
I've tried using the link tool, but only seems to let me create a small rectangle box, click on it and have a new pdf or other file window open up. This is ok, but not really what I need it to do. I want this new window (or even a flyout) to be smaller so it doesn't cover the original base PDF layer and still be able to be closed.
- Anyone have directions on how to do that in a pdf?
- Also, is there a way to create a custom link icon instead of that lame rectangle in the link tool?

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You can then use JavaScript to copy the icon from any of the hidden buttons to the main button that you've set up to display the image. For example, suppose you set up 10 buttons named b1, b2, b3, ...b10. The code to copy the icon from one of them to the button used to display the image (b0) would be something like this:
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