Adobe acrobat convertor in word

just i want to convert adobe acrobat in word

Hi Pardeep,
Welcome to the Community!
If you have Adobe Acrobat as a product then you can convert it within the software or else you can check this subscription to convert PDF files click here https://www.acrobat.com/exportpdf/en/home.html
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Ankit

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I would like to know what is the advantage of using Adobe Acrobat 9 standard or professional over Microsoft Word 2007 PDF addin. Microsoft will ship the PDF convertor with SP2 later this month, in that case what should be the use of using adobe acrobat to convert a document to PDF and not use microsoft word built in features.
This is just a doubt which arouse and thought if I could ask here, thought to control some adobe acrobat licenses being used in our environment.
Rgds
Rahul Goel

I have found that some of the links and other items just to not work well with the add-in from MS. However, with OFFICE 2007, it appears that MS has put some hooks in the system to screw up Acrobat. Typical pages that are produced with Acrobat get cut into sections (a graphic will be chopped into multiple graphics and pasted together). I say this is OFFICE only from the perspective that we have tried it with OFFICE 2007 and both AA7 and AA8 and gotten the same result. When we used the same file in OFFICE 2003 with AA7, the PDF was fine. So when you complain about the PDFs created by OFFICE 2007 and Acrobat, you may be seeing something that is a result of OFFICE, not Acrobat. Generally they still look good, it is only in some detail where you will see problems.
A major advantage we found with Acrobat is that it did not have issues with messing up the links that the MS add-in had. You can try some of this yourself, but that is a summary of our conclusions. Bill

Adobe Acrobat XI Pro Word to PDF

When converting Word docs to PDF using Acrobat XI Pro the links in the table of contents no longer work?

Prerequisites
-- Adobe Acrobat Installed
-- MS Office / Word installed (a version that is compatible with the installed version of Acrobat)
First thing to always check - that Word is making the Word generated TOC entries as hyperlinks.
Second thing to do - Configure PDFMaker to "create links" (tick the choice)
Third thing to do - Create the output PDF using the PDFMaker.
A reference that may help.
http://blogs.adobe.com/acrolaw/2011/03/ensuring-that-word-tocs-create-hyperlinks-in-acroba t/
Be well...

Adobe Acrobat Pro failed to print pdf file

I downloaded adobe acrobat pro and started the 30 trial version just a few minutes ago.
I could open files through adobe acrobat and convert word files to pdf, but when i tried converting a publisher file it could not go through. An error popped up which read "Adobe PDF printer failed to print pdf file".
The publisher file I am hoping to convert to pdf is a 21 page panorama article. It contains lots of images and a variety of font types.
I do not know other alternatives for solving this issue.
Your help will be very much appreciated.
Thank you!
Erik

It seems to be that Adobe Acrobat virtual printer is not properly installed on your PC or you are not selecting Adobe PDF printer to print PDF document. Checkout the below screen shot to see proper printer.
After trying this if you have same problem you may trt some other virtual printer that easily convert or print any file as PDF, you may checkout here.

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?

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.

Update automatically under which circumstances, exactly?

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Printing from adobe acrobat or word

Hi!
I have never been able to print the resulting file from inside the Word or adobe Acrobat applications on my Mac OSX G5. As long as I could save as
pdf on the desktop, and then open with preview and print from there I was
sort of happy. But if someone can tell me what is causing this problem already I'd be happy to fix this.
Now what brings me here is that documented abobe acrobat documents appear unfilled (none of the added text shows up) when I try and print such resulting pdf file e.g. when someone else has edited and sent me the file over an email. The added text is gone and I do not see it with preview prior printing either. This is quite ennoying. I can of course grab the screen and print the result, but the page is smaller this way. Note that the save as pdf and preview options upon printing from inside adobe acrobat are grey which
does not allow a way out of this situation.
So what can I do to be able to print documented pdf adobe acrobat documents? Any settings or explanation for my printing problems?

Fallard,
No clue, (and sounds goofy to me)...
You might try downloading Printer Setup Repair from:
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It's shareware, and might help...
Hope it helps a little!
Bob

I have paid for Adobe Acrobat XI Pro OCR but it will not recognise a letter in the serial number for me to update my adobe account and any of the programs I have tried using to convert a PDF file on a Mac to a word doc it is converting file with funny sym

I have been supplied info in an email to copy and paste for a new product purchase "Adobe Acrobat XI Pro OCR" but am unsure how and where to copy and paste to. There is also a link below the serial number. I have tried entering serial number into my Adobe ID but it is not recognising one of the letters in the 24 Digit serial number??? Also I have tried other products previously downloaded to convert a 7 page PDF file on my Mac and convert it to a Word doc but everything I have tried is converting the file to display some text correctly but also displays random symbols and fonts in place of the handwritten info filled in on the form... also getting blank pages included instead of the info??? Would appreciate some help... I am older generation and not always tech savvy, and it is doing my head in haha.

Hi Jock,
I've checked your account, and all is well there. Please make sure that you're logging in with the same Adobe ID/password that you used when you signed up.
Then, clear the browser cache, and try logging in directly to https://cloud.acrobat.com.
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Gaps In between Letters Of Full Words When Merging Files To Single .pdf Adobe Acrobat 9.3.4 Pro

Setup
Windows XP SP3 + Office 2007 Pro
Also, tested on Windows 7 64x + Office 2007 Pro
Same Issues.
The steps used are:
1) Open Adobe Acrobat 9.0
2) Click File
3) Combine
4) Merge Files into a single PDF
5) Add Files (select the required files)
6) Combine Files (which then processes and creates single PDF)
Results:
A single PDF is then created and as mentioned is occasionally affected by this issue of random gaps appearing within words.
Expected results:
A single PDF with the same formatting and layout as the original files.
I can not post screenshots of this issue for sercurity concerns but here is an example.
From my word document / or pdf (either way)
Drawing Contents
Fabrication Notes
Bill of Materials
Assembly Notes
Top Assembly Drawing
Bottom Assembly Drawing
Schematics
After the Merging of the files
Drawing Contents
Fabri ation ote
Bi of Materia
A emb y ote
Top A emb y Drawing
Bottom A emb y Drawing
S hemati
Seems like "C" "S" "N" "L" 's are missing
EDIT: isn't constant, so its just not these letters its random
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Please Help
Message was edited by: Bitzan

Thanks for the response.
I have checked though the Word documents that were used in the most recent merge. They don't have any spaces at these areas or strange formatting. I turned on the Show/Hide option to confirm if there was anything odd but I could not see anything. The formatting (Ctrl+D) shows the default font Arial, Regular, font 12.
The interesting thing is that if it occurs and attempt another file merge the gaps are no longer there. Which makes me think this is unlikely to be the documents and formatting being used and more likely to be a bug in Adobe Acrobat.
Is there anything else that might be of use to know?

Converted MS Word 2007 to Adobe Acrobat 9 random "Bad Parameter" Error

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Set Adobe Acrobat XI Pro. When I want to save the file in WORD, EXCEL or esporta file into ... immediately throws an error "save as failed to process this document no file was created". What's the problem?

Set Adobe Acrobat XI Pro. When I want to save the file in WORD, EXCEL or esporta file into ... immediately throws an error "save as failed to process this document no file was created".
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Thank you,

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Adobe Acrobat 9 can't make pdf files in 2003 Word

Hello, Can you help me?
I purchased Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro four years ago when I went onto Windows 7 as I needed the 64 bit version. Prior to this I had Adobe Acrobat 7.
Recently I have been unable to make PDF files in Word although it is working in all the other Word applications and through the HP scanner.
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I am using Word 2003 but prior to now the programme has worked without a problem.
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Adobe Acrobat 9.5.5 Merging Word Files

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Please let me know whether you are using 32-bit or 64-bit MS Office application on your system.
Were you able to merge files earlier or not?
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Adobe Acrobat 9 Standard MS Word TOC

MS Office Word 2007
I Have created documents with a TOC.
The document headings are linked to the TOC for point and click functionality
After converting to PDF with Adobe 9 Standard I do have bookmarks but no TOC links.
I can create links manually from the TOC by highlighting and then creating the link in Adobe.
This is a painfully manual process for a large document. How can this be done through the application.
I have worked with all of the settings and cannot get this to work, so that the Adobe document TOC will have point and click functionality.

After trying out various options suggested in this forum, I have found another solution for Word TOC links in PDF.
My environment is as follows:
Windows Vista
Acrobat 9.0
Word 2007
Solution:
Open the Word document.
Place the mouse cursor at the beginning of the TOC field.
Right-click and choose Edit Field from the shortcut menu.
Click Table of Contents to open the Table of Contents dialog.
Select the Show page numbers checkbox.
Select the Use hyperlinks instead of page numbers checkbox.
Note: While the preview on the dialog removes the page numbers, they are not removed from your TOC page.
Click OK.
In the Word document, hover your mouse over a TOC entry. You will notice that the entire string (and not just the page number) is now hyperlinked.
Generate the PDF and verify if the TOC links work.

Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro adding a blank page on conversion from Word 2010

Hi, I'm hoping someone here can help. I'm converting a Word 2010 document to PDF using Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro (version 9.5.4). On conversion to PDF, a blank page is being added, throwing the entire report off. In word, there is a Section Break (Next Page) at the end of the first page, and the text continues on the second. On conversion, it is after this section break that the blank page apears (i.e., between pages 1 and 2 of the document). I've been back and forth through the document, tried to use a Continuous Section Break instead (Word just converts it to a page break again), making sure there's only one break, etc., and cannot for the life of me figure out how to fix this problem. Any ideas?
Thanks

Hello,
I'm sorry you're having trouble with Acrobat. Unfortunately,
these forums are specific to the
Acrobat.com website and its set of hosted services, and do
not cover the Acrobat family of desktop products.
Any questions related to the Acrobat family of desktop
products would be best suited in the Acrobat Forums:
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