Creo distiller assistant

I have always included the CreoDistillerAssistant in the startup folder for Adobe PDF under
Application Support in the Library. This fixes several problems; the most important is the minimum line weight problem.
Currently using Distiller 7. Looking for information on whether this will work with Acrobat 8 or 9?
Also if the pdf is created from within InDesign, will this be active? We have several files that are being rejected by printers that have a line weight less than .5 pt.

I checking the colors 1st in illustrator, than in indesign with separations preview (so far so good), and then in acrobat with output preview... and here is where it goes wrong... both for certified as well as uncertified.
I have now found the problem, but am unsure how to deal with it in the future (color management hell) : something to do with our synchronized profiles that basically say: adjust to match current color settings, placed content:keep existing assignments. I don't know how clear this is? If iI disable the profile so I can override the existing assignment (which must have originally been to preserve appearance rather than numbers) it all works out.
I suppose it is an internal agency issue as to what to do. The idea is too stick synchronised as to provide consistent color, but there all these hidden profiles stuck in files from who knows who, when or where.
If you can follow, and have any suggestions,?

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Help installing Creodistiller Assistant

I am preparing a file for print. I have creodistiller assistant which I am supposed to install in Adobe Acrobat (so that in the print version the thin lines will automatically thicken so as not to cause print problems.)
I am working on a PC with Vistas, Adobe CS4, Adobe Acrobat Pro 9. I have absolutely no idea where to install creodistiller assistant. I was told to put it in the "start up folder". Where do I find that? The path someone suggested to me c:/documents and settings/all users/documents/Adobe PDF/Startup doesn't exist on my computer.
Any suggestions would be appreciated-if you know how do to this step-by-step instructions would be very helpful since I find these type of things rather challenging.
Thank you to all who answered my posts in the past.

I am very well-aware of the Creo Distiller Assistant.
It is a piece of PostScript code used as a prologue when creating PDF via distillation of PostScript. It has a number of “fixups” that modify the PostScript via redefinition prior to the PostScript being converted to PDF by the Distiller.
Distiller prologues are installed in the following directories:
Windows XP and earlier:
         /Documents and Settings/All Users/Application Data/Adobe/Adobe PDF/Distiller/Data
Windows Vista and later:
         /Users/All Users/Adobe/Adobe PDF/Distiller/Data
MacOS:
         /Library/Application Support/Adobe/Adobe PDF/Distiller/Data
The Creo Distiller Assistant dates back to the late 1990s when Creo was an independent company and when virtually all PDF was created by distillation of PostScript coming through drivers or passed through drivers by PostScript-centric applications.
The particular fixup to which you are referring is one that converts all PostScript 0 setlinewidth commands (draw a one pixel line) to a setlinewidth command with a more reasonable, less device dependent setting, preventing imaging of lines at 1 pixel in width, which for an imagesetter, for which Creo was noted, were running up to 4800dpi. (A single pixel line is effectively unreadable at high resolutions of 2400dpi and above!)
Note that the none of the problematic PostScript, including the 0 setlinewidth problem, are issues with PostScript generated by Adobe applications. In particular, the 0 setlinewidth problem was specifically an issue with (old versions of) AutoCAD direct PostScript output.
Adobe most strongly recommends that you create PDF via direct export of PDF from InDesign and save as PDF from both Illustrator and Photoshop. Creating PDF via distillation of PostScript is strongly discouraged as an exceptionally poor workflow practice. And even if you were to create PDF via distillation of PostScript, the features of the old Creo Distiller Assistant are totally irrelevant to Adobe output. (I also believe that the Creo Distiller Assistant) prologue code is no longer available from Kodak's web site for download ... and for good reason.
          - Dov
PS: Since you are “Bubby Bella” I suspect you know what a bubbameisa is! Advice to create PDF via distillation of PostScript, with or without the archaic Creo Distiller Assistant is a bubbameisa!!!

PMS colors show as CMYK when using Device N

I have just upgraded to the CS3 Suite recently and am trying to send a PDF through the system using Device N. I use Quark Xpress 6.5 (haven't been able to talk the boss into converting to InDesign yet) and so when I have a project that uses PMS colors, of course I choose Device n when I create the PDF. When I send the PDF through, the PMS colors have separated into CMYK. I use the Creo Distiller Assistant that's supposed to help with color seps. We've got a computer to plate system so this really creates havoc with our impositioner. This version is Acrobat 8 Professional. I was using Acrobat 7 Pro and it worked fine with the Creo distiller assistant and all. Can someone tell me what's going on?

I checking the colors 1st in illustrator, than in indesign with separations preview (so far so good), and then in acrobat with output preview... and here is where it goes wrong... both for certified as well as uncertified.
I have now found the problem, but am unsure how to deal with it in the future (color management hell) : something to do with our synchronized profiles that basically say: adjust to match current color settings, placed content:keep existing assignments. I don't know how clear this is? If iI disable the profile so I can override the existing assignment (which must have originally been to preserve appearance rather than numbers) it all works out.
I suppose it is an internal agency issue as to what to do. The idea is too stick synchronised as to provide consistent color, but there all these hidden profiles stuck in files from who knows who, when or where.
If you can follow, and have any suggestions,?

Adobe Acrobat 5.0 and Windows 7 Problem

How do I get Adobe Acrobat 5.0 and Windows 7 compatible so I can access my attachments to e-mails sent to me?

I was successful in installing AA5 in Win7 Starter as a test. It works except that I changed the printer port to file (AcroTray or the Distiller Assistant of AA5 does not work in Win7). You can open the files that are created in Distiller to create PDFs. You may be able to use watched folders to automate the process to some degree.
I suspect that your question is more of having problems reading PDF files in AA5. That is a different issue. It is not a Win7 compatibility issue, but one of needing a newer PDF viewer. I have AA5 on one XP machine that I use Reader X on for seeing the newer files. I do have to deal with some conflicts between AA5 and ARX, but I can deal with that (many folks lose there minds on that).
There is one other option that might be a major problem. Many folks are getting Win7 on 64-bit machines. In that case, you will have to be sure AA5 runs in 32-bit compatibility.
At least that should give you some ideas of what might work. If a 64-bit machine, you may definitely have a problem -- I never tested that combination.

Adobe Acrobat 5.0 - Text Free Tool Problem

I'm using Adobe Acrobat 5.0 on my office pc.
When I use text free tool to key in the text, the letters are not visible.
Therefore you will not able see letters when you start typing or keying in the text box.
Is there any solution? Pls help......

I was successful in installing AA5 in Win7 Starter as a test. It works except that I changed the printer port to file (AcroTray or the Distiller Assistant of AA5 does not work in Win7). You can open the files that are created in Distiller to create PDFs. You may be able to use watched folders to automate the process to some degree.
I suspect that your question is more of having problems reading PDF files in AA5. That is a different issue. It is not a Win7 compatibility issue, but one of needing a newer PDF viewer. I have AA5 on one XP machine that I use Reader X on for seeing the newer files. I do have to deal with some conflicts between AA5 and ARX, but I can deal with that (many folks lose there minds on that).
There is one other option that might be a major problem. Many folks are getting Win7 on 64-bit machines. In that case, you will have to be sure AA5 runs in 32-bit compatibility.
At least that should give you some ideas of what might work. If a 64-bit machine, you may definitely have a problem -- I never tested that combination.

Acrobat 5.0 with Windows 7

I am trying to install Acrobat 5.0 (Yes I know it is old) on my new PC which is running Windows 7 and getting a compatability issue error from windows.
What do i need to do to get this to work?
This application was previously running on my old XP Pro machine which the HD died in.
Thanks

If it is a 64-bit system, you probably have to purchase a new Acrobat. If it is a 32-bit system, it should install, but as mentioned the PDF print driver will not work correctly. Actually, the driver will work (Distiller Assistant printer), but you will need to change the port to a FILE rahter than the Adobe or Acrobat port (else you will have to check print-to-file with every use). The file will have to be opened in Distiller to finish the conversion to PDF (the file would have been a PS file, probably with a PRN extension). The process may be able to be automated a bit with watched folders in Distiller (I have no tried it, but might be worth a shot). You may have to install a newer Reader also in order to read PDF sent by other folks. AA5 is not compatible with a lot of the new PDF standards (not backward compatible), though PDF files from AA5 will work fine on the newer readers. When you have both installed, you have to be careful in that AA5 and the reader may fight with each other at times -- mainly a right double-click issue.
I mention this process only because for fun I tried out AA5 on Win7, 32-bit, and found this result. I was able to create PDFs, but through this backdoor process. That machine has AA XI on it now, but it was fun playing around a bit. My guess is that it will totally fail on a 64-bit machine. You might be able to run AA5 in a XP windows emulation (a huge download) as an alternative.

Unable to print to oversize pages using Adobe FrameMaker 9 \ 7.2 and Distiller 9.0

I am trying to print to PDF a publication that is full of oversize wiring diagrams from Adobe FrameMaker 9 and 7.2 with Distiller 9.0. The pages are all text and images ranging in size from standard A3 and A4 size sheets through to a foldout being 1470 mm W X 297 mm H. We have no problem printing A3, A4 and 630 mm W X 297 H. These are all Portrait images. When we set up our custom print size to accomodate the 1470 mm W X 297 mm H we get the pages without the content, and even some of the oversize pages are not the correct size on print.
The page sizes we are using are:
A4 (This is all good)
A3 (This is all good)
630 x 297 mm (This is all good)
840 x 297 mm (Problems from here on)
1050 x 297 mm
1260 x 297 mm
1470 x 297 mm
The procedures we are using to set up the printing are:
1. Print to PDF (Also tried save to PDF)
Under Print Setup make sure you select PDF Driver and select the Paper size as largest that is in your book. Example: If A4 and A3 pages, print to A3
2. Select Generate Acrobat Data and select
See attached Screen shots for the settings we are using:
Note: Back in FM Print dialogue; make sure Print to File is turned OFF, before you click Print
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Regards
AJ Wilkinson

Create a specific FM file having a custom page size appropriate to each unique "content set".
Create a FM Book file.
Add the FM files.
Work up configuration (Hypertext, Cross-References, autonumbering, variables, etc.) as desired.
In Print Setup -
Set page size to the page size of the largest FM file in the Book.
(you may have to go into the Adobe Printer and add one or more custom page sizes so the page size needed is available)
Set orientation to landscape if any FM files are such.
Idea is, if needed, FM files for the content in the various page size/orientation that is appropriate to the content.
If that means 1FM file of custom size and appropriate orientation then do it.
Book files can deal with it.
Back to Page Setup.
Do the Page Size & Orientation.
Access 'Propertires' - is the Distiller job option selected the one you want/need?
Create one if need be so that it is available.
Go into the Print Book dialog.
Configure as needed (remember Acrobat data links, etc. &, oh yes, back in FM be happy with the configurations under tabs for PDF Setup).
Print the Book.
Use Distiller to take to output *.ps to *.pdf (may want the use a "watched folder")
Output PDF can/will reflect the the different page sizes and page orientations.
n.b., FM-Acobat-Distiller releases have a "sync band".
It is discussed somewhere in some kb articles.
I'm not sure if FM7.2 functions quite right with Distiller 9.
FM 8 will (&, of course FM 9)
I've had no problems with FM7.2 or FM8 and Distiller 8.
Be well...

Distiller failure on a portion of text in the document

I have a question that I'm hoping someone can assist me with, we have a Mac running Acrobat 8.1.6 (Distiller version 8.1.3) that continually fails on a portion of text in the document when creating a PDF from an EPS file. I have verified that this machine is setup identical to the other Mac that is doing the same type of tasks just watching different folders, the PDF creation is successful on the machine we'll call EPS2, yet fails on EPS1 with the below failure log.
Can anyone point me in the correct direction as to where to look to try and rectify this issue?
The Stack portion of the error is the text I'm talking about (* Tax credit to 1st time homebuyers who have) this text is the beginning of a sentence about a promo for 1st time homebuyers, like I stated above the PDF creation is successful on one machine and fails on the other. I am at a loss as to where to look to correct this issue, any assistance that can be provided would be greatly appreciated.
Error log:
Distilling: 07-29-2009 Page-01.eps
Start Time: Wednesday, July 29, 2009 at 9:29 AM
Source: /Volumes/Vol1/4 Shaun/EPS Files/07-29-2009 Page-01.eps
Destination: /Volumes/Vol1/4 Shaun/EPS Files/07-29-2009 Page-01.pdf
Adobe PDF Settings: /Users/EPS2/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Adobe PDF/Settings/folder.joboptions
%%[ Error: ioerror; OffendingCommand: show ]%%
Stack:
(* Tax credit to 1st time homebuyers who have)
%%[ Flushing: rest of job (to end-of-file) will be ignored ]%%
%%[ Warning: PostScript error. No PDF file produced. ] %%
Distill Time: 21 seconds (00:00:21)
**** End of Job ****

hockeyshaun wrote:
Philip,
Yes I had looked into clearing out the font caches, that also seemed to make no difference. We had one extra license sitting around for Acrobat Pro 9.0 so I installed that version and what do you know? the problem went away, must be something with the Intel's and how 8.1.3 handles the conversion. The file would fail on ALL the intel's but not the G5's, as soon as I upgraded the Intel with version 9.0 the problem vanished....odd, but understandable to a point I guess.
THat's good to know. Now we will know if you have a problem with Distiller 8 and you using a Intel machine perhaps Distiller 8 is not completely compatible with Intel machines.

Cshow problems in Distiller 9.1

Hi all,
I'm having these nasty PostScript-problem which I can't seem to find a solution for. Out of all the files for three major newspaper being distilled every day I get the following postscript-error on 1-3 files every day:
NewspaperAds_1v3(1).joboptions
%%[ Error: typecheck; OffendingCommand: cshow ]%%
Stack:
0.0
{--pop-- --pop-- ct_str1 --exch-- 0 --exch-- --put-- ct_str1 --show--
{_ct_na _ct_i --get--} --stopped-- {--pop-- --pop--} {_ct_x _ct_y
--moveto-- 0 --rmoveto--} --ifelse-- /_ct_i _ct_i 1 --add-- --def--
--currentpoint-- /_ct_y --exch-- --def-- /_ct_x --exch-- --def--}
-mark-
-mark-
If I send the same PS-files to the RIP they will RIP with no problem. If I open the same PS-files in Apple Preview they open fine with all fonts embedded as subset.
I'm pretty sure that it has something to do with fonts, but can anybody point me in the right direction?
Actually I have 8 files that all fail on a Windows 2008 Server running Distiller 9.1. I I run the same files through Distiller 9.1 on another computer running Distiller 9.1 under Windows XP (using the same settings), 5 out of these 8 files are OK. Same thing happens if I run the files through Distiller 9.1 on Mac OS 10.5.6
Regards
Erik Terkelsen

Please understand that this forum is absolutely not an official portal for Adobe Technical Support nor is it official feedback to Adobe's engineering organization. It is a user-to-user forum frequented primaily by end users.
It is very unclear from your posting what your problem is. The original thread was related to what appears to be intermittent PostScript errors occurring when distilling certain PostScript files into PDF with Distiller 9.1. The problem file was analyzed at Adobe and the problem was not reproducible at that time with that particular PostScript file with the provided joboptions. Furthermore, the problem wasn't consistently reproducible on the user's systems. It seemed to vary by system. Perhaps it was a temporary disk space issue, a system configuration issue, etc. But we never were able to find the problem.
You are stating that you “have several eBooks in PDF format that seem to suffer from the same issue.” The problem originally stated was not with PDF files, but rather, with processing PostScript files. Thus, it is not clear how you are relating whatever symptoms you are seeing in Adobe Reader and Acrobat Standard with PDF files with PostScript errors in Distiller.
Please better describe exactly what symptoms you are seeing including error messages, screen shots, etc. such that some assistance may be provided. If it isn't a Distiller error, you really should have started a new thread, and preferably in the Acrobat forums for which this seems to more appropriate.
- Dov

Acrobat 5.05 Distiller not Producing .pdf Files

When I first purchased Acrobat 5.05 and installed it, to produce a .pdf file from an application, I printed the file from the application choosing Acrobat Distiller as the printer. This prompted for a file name and location. When the OK button was clicked, Acrobat 5.05 launched, and the .pdf file appeared, and was able to be saved. No other steps were needed.
Now when I attempt to do this, the application indicates that it is printing, but Acrobat 5.05 does not launch, and no .pdf file is produced in any folder.
Re installing Acrobat 5.05 does not correct the problem.
What needs to be done, to make this version of acrobat distiller operate as it originally operated?

Normally it is only needed if you are requesting a PS file that may be sent to someone else and they do not have the fonts OR if you are printing another PDF that had embedded fonts that you do not have one your system. Otherwise, Acrobat will go to find the fonts on your system as per the distiller font list.
The print to file is the most fundamental PDF creation process in AA 5. All of the other options build on it. The repeating the process, but unchecking the print-to-file button. In that case a PS file will be created by the print driver (directed to the Adobe PDF port or such -- I would have to go to my other machine to check the name for sure, but should be obvious unless it is missing) and then AcroTray is supposed to recognize that the file exists and then run distiller in the background. PDF Maker is just a front end processor for the Acrobat Distiller printer. Note that the name has since been changed since folks got the print driver confused with the program Distiller. They did the same change in name to Reader since folks keep thinking they had Acrobat when they only had the Reader. (At least that is my take on their reasons that I have not really seen.)
AcroTray is found in the Distiller folder. It should be in the startup folder of Win XP, listed as Acrobat Assistant. If you look at the running processes with ctrl-alt-del, it should be listed (just click on the program columns to get an alphabetic list). If it is not running, then start it. If it is running and you are having problems, then try ending it and then restarting it from the Distiller folder (just double click on the program).
Also, be aware that unless you change a preference in Distiller, the settings you pick in the Acrobat Distiller printer properties will over ride those of Distiller for the most part. And any changes you make in the printer properties from within a program will over ride the default printer properties, but will not be carried over to the next use of the program -- the defaults will again be loaded. So if you want a particular default setting, use the Start>Printers>Acrobat Distiller (right click for properties) to set the default properties. I never use the standard job settings for instance, but always use something like the press or print settings that embed all fonts. I reality I use a job settings created by a publisher.
So all I am trying to step you through are the basic trouble shooting steps that are necessary to get your system working. Finding where the problem is becomes the first step. We now know that you can print-to-file and produce a PDF with Distiller. Actually, I loaded AA5 on a Win7 Starter system and was able to create PDFs using this process. The AcroTray from AA5 does not work in Win7. Actually, for Win7, I just tried it by changing the port to File and so I don't even have to check the print-to-file button. That was really more of a test to see what broke, and I was surprised that it even installed on the 32-bit netbook. My guess is it may not work at all on a 64-bit system. However, on XP, your AA5 should work fine once we trace down the culprit.

Assistance in specialising in HANA for career options

I'm Anirudh.I recently joined SAP HANA training and have questions regarding my career choices.
I'm planning to do my MBA in US.I want assistance in choosing the specialization in my masters in which HANA is related to and my career options with MBA and HANA.I'm oing to start my career so thought i would get some experts advice here.
Thanks
Anirudh.
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Change title from 'hello' to something more meaningful

Did you try the Sales Options posted on Adobe's website? There is a link to the Adobe Store as well as a Desktop/Consumer Sales Number.
Buy Adobe products
Adobe Store
Buy individual copies of Adobe products on the web with a credit card.
Desktop and consumer products
800-585-0774
Monday-Friday
6am-7pm (Pacific Time)
Server, enterprise, and developer products
888-649-2990
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Adobe® LiveCycle® products
Adobe Acrobat® Pro
Adobe Connect™
Adobe Flash® Builder™
Acrobat Distiller® Server
Adobe ColdFusion

Assistance in selecting products: InDesign, CS5 or others?

Firstly, I have to ask how does anybody contact Adobe?! I have spent the last half hour trying to find even the webform that I completed a week before, but now can no longer find, let alone an address to send an email to. What a waste of my time...all I could find were dead ends in the Support/Help areas, which just looped around on themselves. Very frustrating, particularly with the Adobe site processing each page so slowly.
So, why do I want to contact Adobe? Well, as I said, a week ago I completed an online form asking for assistance in determining which product(s)/suites and pricing options would best suit our needs, or what options do we have to choose from. With so many individual products and suites, I simply didn't know where to turn, so I sent this request. Almost a week later and I still haven't heard from Adobe, so I am appealing to others who hopefully will be able to give me some guidance. Below is my original request to Adobe. If someone could pls help me out here, I would be so thankful as I'm simply unsure which way to go! Wendy
We have CS4 Production Premium, which we're looking to upgrade to the new CS5.5. However, we have also been advised by our printer that we should create our books using InDesign. You have so many products in your range, with some products being included in suites, and I truly don't know where to start!
Is InDesign the best option for us for creating our manuscripts and, if so, which version in the range is best for our needs? I skimmed the capabilities, but can't determine if such features as footnotes, auto-indexing of select terms, automatic table of contents, linking (eg. bookmarking text so page number of bookmark appears elsewhere in the manuscript) is available in the InDesign range.
Til now we have built our books in Word, and sent the PDF to our printer. However, our printer needs to be able to alter some content to suit his processes, and is finding this difficult with the newer version of Word that we're using, hence his request that we use InDesign. What is your recommendation?
I understand we would have to upgrade our CS4 Production Premium to CS5.5 Production Premium if we were to go down the path of getting InDesign. If this is the case, is there a suite that would be more cost-effective for us to purchase, which contains both applications?
I'm assuming that the licencing on your products is for one PC or laptop, so we'd need to purchase one for each user? Alternatively, can the one be used by two or more users on different PCs or laptops?
Lastly, I notice that you have subscription options (month-by-month and yearly), which might be a more cost-effective option, given that we would have 3 users of the InDesign software (assuming we go down this path!). Is this the case, or are there other cost savings available if we purchase more than one retail product?
Apologies for all these questions, but as you can see, I really do need some assistance! Thank you for your help, Wendy.

Did you try the Sales Options posted on Adobe's website? There is a link to the Adobe Store as well as a Desktop/Consumer Sales Number.
Buy Adobe products
Adobe Store
Buy individual copies of Adobe products on the web with a credit card.
Desktop and consumer products
800-585-0774
Monday-Friday
6am-7pm (Pacific Time)
Server, enterprise, and developer products
888-649-2990
Monday-Friday
6am-5pm(Pacific Time)
Adobe® LiveCycle® products
Adobe Acrobat® Pro
Adobe Connect™
Adobe Flash® Builder™
Acrobat Distiller® Server
Adobe ColdFusion

I am trying to download the 30 days free trial for Adobe XI PRO. Download Assistant shows blue Downloads bar like it has been downloaded successfully, but then gets stuck and nothing happens.

How to proceed from here???

Hi,
I tried installing the trial version of Adobe Acrobat XI Pro for evaluating the product.
I installed the Adobe Download Assistant and Adobe Acrobat XI Pro. After opening the application, the second day, I get the error that the trial has expired.
Now, I cannot use the trial version nor can I go back to using the Adobe Distiller (the default plug-in for the Adobe Frame Maker application).
I need to convert my Frame Maker files to PDF as it is my daily job.
Please help!.

How do you download Creodistiller Assistant?

I laid out a book in ID and when I sent a PDF file to the printer he told me that some of the fonts are showing up as too thin. I have a creodistiller assistant file which I understand will solve the problem if I add it to distiller. I have no idea as to how to do that. I was told to put it in the "start up" folder which I can't locate. Does anyone know how I go about this?
Thank you.

This has nothing to do with Distiller Server. You are more likely to get help if you post your question to the InDesign or Acrobat forum. I'd suspect you will have more luck in th Acrobat forum since your problem involves Distiller part of the Acrobat Suite of products.

Pregunta sobre Adobe Distiller

Hace un tiempo instalé a un cliente el Adobe PDF que se utiliza para imprimir en PDF en lugar de con la impresora. No dio ningun problema y sigue sin darlo, pero hoy me ha llamado el cliente y me comenta que además de los PDFs se le generan una serie de TXTs. He visto lo que me comenta y lo que se genera es un TXT con el mismo nombre del PDF que acabamos de generar, y dentro del mismo sale informacion del Adobe Distiller, algo asi como [%%Program:distiller%%] y un par de lineas más. Parece ser que es un log.
El cliente me ha comentado que el otro dia le instaló su informático algún tema de Adobe (no sabe muy bien lo que le puso) y he verificado que el Distiller está instalado en la máquina, y no hay problema, pero nos gustaría saber si hay posibilidad de hacer de alguna forma que no se genere ese archivo TXT, supongo que debe haber algún parámetro en la configuración de la impresora PDF o del distiller, pero he estado buscando y no encuentro nada.
Alguien puede ayudarme?
Gracias de antemano
Un saludo

Qizas tengas marcada una casilla "Log DSC Warnings".
Abrir Distiller y Editar configuración en el menu de Ajustes (Settings) (Ctrl+E).
En la penúltima pestaña encontrarás un montón de casillas en dos grupos, creo que esta es la segunda del segundo grupo, comprueba si está marcada y la desmarcas.

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