Converting PDF to JPG using Acrobat XI Standard

I know I can convert a PDF into a JPG using Acrobat Pro but I'm wondering if I can do the same using Acrobat XI Standard. The only thing I've read online is that Standard can convert PDFs into Excel, Word or Power Point docs.

Yes, you can do this with Acrobat XI Standard. The only export feature that is not available in Std. is the ability to convert to PowerPoint.

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I am not able to convert pdf docs into Word using acrobat x. I have tried running OCR before attempting the converstion but that does not help. It goes all the way through allowing me to save the document as a docx but then I get the message "Save As failed to process the document. No file was created". Any ideas?
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You have both Adobe Reader (which offers one kind of conversion, paid for one way), and Adobe Acrobat Pro (which offers another kind of conversion, paid another way). Be sure you understand that these are two different bits of software, and that you can and must choose which one to use.

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While i used AcrobatFaxProducer of RFAX component java api which in turn uses Acrobat.jar and MRJToolkit to support pdf documents to fax.
but you know while I tried to fax a pdf document which is being converted from word file using openoffice api, I got an error as follows:--
Kindly requested to revert back with a solution for this.
com.adobe.acrobat.sidecar.FontException:Corrupted or unrecognized font ().
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You can deduce the orientation. Actually the value of the ASFixedRect are [ lower-left x, lower-left y, upper-right x, upper-right y ]. To have the correct value use the ASFixedToInt32 and you will be able to find the orientation of the Media with the length and heigth.
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Regards,
Joe

Can't convert files to pdf using Acrobat 8 Standard or 9 Pro

I am having a major problem. I have tried converting both Word 2003 and Excel 2003 documents to pdf using Acrobat 8 Standard (I can't recall which version because I uninstalled and installed a trial version of Acrobat 9 Pro) and Acrobat 9 Pro. I have tried to convert directly from the open document and through Acrobat using create from file. In every instance the process starts and then stops after a few moments. When I try the conversion from within Acrobat, I get the following error message: " Pdf conversion failed, please correct the error and retry." When I try the conversion directly from Word or Excel, the conversion starts, stiops suddenly and gives no error message. I have had Acrobat 8 Standard installed for a couple of years. It worked fine on this computer until the problem started a week ago or so. There have been no software or hardware changes that woudl trigger suspicion.
I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling the 8 Standard version. I have uninstalled the 8 Standard version and installed the 9 Pro trial version. I have run the repair module on both versions. I'm sure it is something simple but I just can't figure out what the "error" is that I need to "correct". Any suggestions?
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When you uninstalled, you should have used the MS Installer Cleanup utility. It cleans up a lot of the junk left over in the registry. You should have also deleted the Acrobat folder. Then you would reinstall. You did not indicate your OS and it may be that you need to update the AA8 to get it to work correctly. Also, the installs and uninstalls can mess up your registration process if you are not careful. If you uninstall the AA9 trial, you will not be able to reinstall it for use. At this point, I can only suggest you do a repair of your installation and be sure you have all of the updates.

Can I convert PDF to PPT using adobe acrobat x standard? If so, how?

Can I convert PDF to PPT using adobe acrobat x standard? If so, how?

Hi meganl52100253,
With Acrobat X, you can save to Word and Excel format by choosing File > Save As. But saving to PowerPoint wasn't introduced until Acrobat XI.
You're welcome to try Acrobat if you'd like. You can download a free 30-day trial from http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat.html.
Best,
Sara

How do I convert a PDF file to a PDF/A file using Acrobat 7.0 Professional?

How do I convert a PDF file to a PDF/A file using Acrobat 7.0 Professional?

Hi,
There are a few ways to export your PDF file to Word or Excel files.
Using Web UI:
Log into https://exportpdf.acrobat.com/signin.html with your Adobe ID and password
Select “Export from PDF”
Click “Select Files” button then choose your PDF file
Select the format from the list below
Check ON “Recognized text in” if your PDF file is scanned images to recognize the image to text
Click “Export” button
Click “Download” button in the progress bar after completion of exporting to download the file to your computer.
Using Adobe Reader:
Launch Adobe Reader X or Reader XI
Select “Tools” and click “Sign In” link to sign in with your Adobe ID and password
Select “Export PDF” then click “Select PDF file” link
Select format from “Convert To”
Click “Convert”
Click “Download Converted File” link to download the file to your computer after the process is completed.
Download Files:
All exported files are stored at https://files.acrobat.com and you can login with your Adobe ID and password.
Or at Web UI you can click “FILES” next to “TOOLS” at top or click “View All files” in the file list of “Export from PDF” tool( or “Convert to PDF” or “Combine Files” tools for PDF Pack users) that will redirect you to the above site(https://files.acrobat.com)
From Reader you can click “Store Files” under “Tools” and click the link of “Open Acrobat.com Files”
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Word 2013 uses its own pdf creator engine as far as I know. The step I performed were:
1 - In the save settings I told word to embed fonts (sorry for the language, I have the Italian client)
2 - Export from Word -> Save As -> .pdf adding also the table of contents/index
N.B. I cannot use PDF/A, and in any case it doesn't embed the font
A working solution is to use Acrobat XI to convert it or print with Adobe PDF printer, results:
The problems are 2:
1 - It doesn't create any bookmark and doesn't create links from the table of images to the linked images
2 - Images, also with the preset "High Quality Printing" customized using "No compression", are really ugly and if you zoom a bit more than 100% they totally be s**t. It wasn't that way with PDF created by word.
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Converting PDF to JPG changes HxW Ratio

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Applescript to convert PDF to JPEG using Preview?

I know there's an existing script available on the internet that converts PDFs to JPEGs (it's here: http://macscripter.net/viewtopic.php?id=25350) BUT, for whatever reason, the quality, even when set to 600dpi, is crap. I get better results simply opening the PDF in Preview then saving as JPEG... even a 150dpi JPG from Preview is higher quality than a 600dpi file from this script I found...
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Ideas?
Thanks.

Frank Caggiano wrote:
Decided to finish this up as an interesting exercise. Hope you find it useful.
One question for the Applescripters here. The Automator action run as a shell script seems to return a list of filename aliases but the return value while looking like a list didn't behave as a list. I managed to rip it apart to get to the filepaths and the script works but it seems really kludgey . So my question is given the return of the Automator run as a do shell script what is a more correct way to handle it?
Convert PDF to JPG
          © 2011 Frank Caggiano
          GNU Public License
          Convert pfd files to jpg images.
          The converted JPG files wil have the name of the original PDF files with the extension changed to JPG.
          The actual conversion uses the Automator action Render PDF Pages as Images.
          The user needs to create an Automator action with Render Pages as Images as the single action.
          Set the parameters for the conversion in the action.
          NOTE: this script assumes you're converting to jpg files If you select another output format in the action this script will
          need to be modified.
-- choose PDF files
try
          set sourceFiles to choose file with prompt "Select PDF files" of type {"com.adobe.pdf"} with multiple selections allowed
on error msg number n
          if n ≠ -128 then
                    error "Unknow error: " & msg & space & n
          else
quit
          end if
end try
-- choose destination folder
try
          set destFolder to choose folder with prompt "Select Destination Folder"
on error msg number n
          if n ≠ -128 then
                    error "Unknow error: " & msg & space & n
          else
quit
          end if
end try
set destFolder to quoted form of POSIX path of destFolder
-- select workflow
try
          set workFlow to choose file with prompt "Select Work Flow" of type {"com.apple.automator-workflow"}
on error msg number n
          if n ≠ -128 then
                    error "Unknow error: " & msg & space & n
          else
quit
          end if
end try
set workFlow to POSIX path of workFlow
repeat with sourceFile in sourceFiles
-- get base name of the source file
          set bName to do shell script "basename " & quoted form of POSIX path of sourceFile
-- Strip off the extension
          set text item delimiters to "."
          set bName to text item 1 of bName
          try
                    set res to do shell script "automator -i " & quoted form of POSIX path of sourceFile & space & workFlow
          on error msg number n
                    error msg & space & n
          end try
-- Seems strange to do it this way but it works
          set text item delimiters to "\""
          set theList to text items of res
We go through the list of converted files. If there is more then one then the second and subsequent files
will get and integer added to the name to avoid conflict.
          set cnt to 0
          repeat with convertedFile in theList
                    if convertedFile does not contain "alias" and convertedFile does not contain "}" then
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                              if cnt ≠ 0 then
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                              else
                                        do shell script "mv " & fullPath & space & destFolder & bName & ".JPG"
                              end if
                              set cnt to cnt + 1
                    end if
          end repeat
end repeat
Hi Frank--
I tried the script you wrote and created the Automator workflow with the single action as requested, saved it to the desktop then selected it when your script's dialogue requested it. However, at that point your script game me the following error. Ideas? I did save the workflow as a workflow and I selected it directly, so I'm not sure why it thinks that the "workflow file does not exist" ? :
error "The workflow file does not exist. 255" number -2700 from «script» to item

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Using Acrobat 9 Standard on desktop running Win 7 32Bit - and an HP1536dnf MFP - Scanner function won't run - message states that driver missing - have tried to re-load original software many times from CD and download from HP website - that times out. Have tried many times to load in just driver - won't load-in. Have tried the unplug from power source and turning off firewall. Nothing works. Paid a lot of money for Acrobat and very helpful tool when I was running WinXP, but out of business since loading Win7 . . . . . . . Please help?

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I was using Acrobat 8 Standard for a while (mainly to combine files). Recently, my Microsoft updates automatically loaded Acrobat Reader XI and now I can't combine files anymore. Is upgrading to Acrobat XI Standard a free download? If not, do I just need to uninstall Acrobat XI reader? Help would be appreciated as I use the combine files feature frequently. Thank you.

I really don't get the feeling that it was Adobe Reader which broke the functionality. But if you think it was, you can uninstall it and see if that works. I would rather suggest repairing Acrobat 8 from Control Panel.
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Can I convert .pdf documents to word and vice versa using my (already purchased) Acrobat 9 Standard?
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See http://www.adobe.com/mena_en/products/acrobat/product-comparison.html
The link is for Acrobat XI, but should basically be the same for Acrobat 9.
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I'm evaluating Acrobat 9 standard edition. I want to create a PDF with a form that allow Acrobat Reader users to fill in the form and save to their local machine.
I looked at "Can I save a filled out PDF form using the free Adobe Reader? "
However, it refers to version 8 and has a link to another page that states to look in Acrobat 8 help. Well I can't anything for how to create right-enable PDF in the help.
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I think that the right's enabling was added to AA9 Std. It was not part of AA8 Std as far as I know. However, you need to read the restrictions on the use of the reader rights. There is a 500 form use limit. If you exceed that limit you are supposed to contact Adobe for negotiations for further use. I do not think those restrictions have changed with AA9, but read the EULA to check it out.

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Any help or input appreciated.
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Only Professional has the preflight feature.

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If I untick embed all fonts there is no problem.
I was using Acrobat CS and have used Acrobat CS3 and not had this problem.
Any help appreciated.

If you use ctrl-D>fonts, are all the fonts embedded. If not, are any of them non-standard fonts. The problem is typical of issues with fonts that are not embedded, sometimes due to license restrictions.

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