Error in program Adobe Acrobat X Pro (version 10.1.7)

I have full program of Adobe Acrobat X Pro 10.1.7 - but the program regularly stops working, and I have to install it again, everytime from beginning. (Because REPAIR, UPDATES, etc. doesn't work).
Then it's working for few weeks, and after it stops again. There is no coments window with error description. It's just disappears, the icon of program do not react, do not open any files, and program don't working.
It's like "dead" icon on my desk and program list. I'm tired to install my program so often, please help me with that error!!!

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This is the Reader forum. The Acrobat one is here:
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Error in program Adobe Acrobat X Pro

I have full program of Adobe Acrobat X Pro but the program regularly stops working, and I have to install it again, everytime from beginning.
Then it's working for few weeks, and after it stops again. There is no coments window with error description. It's just disappears, the icons do not react, do not open any files.
I'm tired to install my program so often, please help me with that error!!!

REPAIR doesen't change anything, the program still doesn't work (not respond, any reaction when I try open pdf. file) That why I need always install from beginning itæs the only one thing what is helpfull. But not for long. After few weeks problem coming back.

Adobe Acrobat XI pro version, Windows 7, running on iMac parallels, converting pdf to a pdf with reduced size is not possible, error: error in converting the file! What to do? Its a bit annoying not to be able to store pdf files in reduced size, any idea?

Adobe Acrobat XI pro version, Windows 7, running on iMac parallels, converting pdf to a pdf with reduced size is not possible, error: error in converting the file! What to do? Its a bit annoying not to be able to store pdf files in reduced size, any idea?? Thanks, Jörg

Hi Jorg ,
Are you trying to reduce the file size with the "Reduced size PDF" in the save as other option.
Give it a try if you haven't done it prior.
Open that PDF>File>Save as Other>Reduced size PDF.
If possible ,please share the snapshot of the error message with us so that we can have a look in order to assist you further.
Regards
Sukrit Dhingra

In Adobe Acrobat XI Pro Version 11.0.0 - Flatten file so it is not editable even by Acrobat

In Adobe Acrobat XI Pro Version 11.0.0 I use the Flatten option under Preflight but when I go back into the document using Acrobat and use Edit Text & Images, I am able to edit and delete items in the document. I also tried Flatten Preview -> Apply but this didn't work either. I finally tried to print the document as a pdf but the same thing happens. If a document is flattened, it should not be editable by any software but it seems that if someone has Acrobat, they will be able to edit the pdf I send them. Can you please tell me how I can truly flatten a pdf file so that it is not editable by at all?

" If a document is flattened, it should not be editable by any software " who as claimed this, and where? Sounds like twaddle.

Adobe Acrobat X Pro version 10.1.12: Save As, Reduce Size PDF

I am running Adobe Acrobat X Pro version 10.1.12. The File > Save As > Reduced Size PDF..." does not work. The file size barely changes, if it changes at all. In some cases, the file size is slightly larger after saving using the reduced size PDF option. In previous versions, the option would drastically reduce the document size. The documents are all text in black/white with no graphics and usually Times New Roman or Arial type fonts. Nothing fancy. Is this a bug in this version? I have been unsuccessful in finding a fix. Optimizing does nothing. Any insight you may provide will be most helpful. Thank you in advance.

It's working for me, reducing like Acrobat Pro 9 did (that was my previous version). According to the software, saving to the latest possible version of Acrobat will give the biggest reduction. Good luck.

Al instalar de nuevo mi programa adobe acrobat x pro, no me funciona ¿Cómo puedo solucionarlo?

Al instalar de nuevo mi programa adobe acrobat x pro, no me funciona. ¿Cómo puedo solucionarlo?

On what platform/OS? What do you mean by does not work? Did you reenter the SN and such when you installed it? Does Acrobat open at all (this is related to the question about does not work)? If so, then go to Help and do the updates. If you can't open Acrobat at all you can try the following (Windows assumed):
1. Go to Start>Control Panel>Programs & Features (or the equivalent), select Acrobat, and do a repair.
2. Download the updates from http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=1&platform=Windows and install the updates in order (unless indicated where you can skip -- downloading from the last to the oldest will let you know which you can skip). You only need to reboot after the last update.
Something similar will likely work on a MAC.

Error 1500 in Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro Install

I have Windows 8.1, and I am attempting to download Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro from the content disc provided when I purchased Creative Suite 5 some time ago. During installation, I received the Error 1500 message. No existing forum is solving my problem. I have tried unregistering, then re-registering my Windows Installer. There are also no mid-installation processes in my registry. Also, the fact that I can only get customer support over a forum is unpleasant to me. That seems a little consumer elitist, don't you think? Anyway, I digress. If you can, please help.

Hi athoopes,
We apologize for the inconvenience, we would try to help you with this issue.
I would like to inform you that there could also be an issue with the compatibility between Acrobat 9 pro and windows 8.1 as it was not tested on win 8.1.
Check system requirements System requirements | Acrobat family of products
Kindly check if the log files(.GZ) for acrobat is getting created on the below mentioned location.
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Installers
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Atul Saini

I have encountered the following problems with Adobe Acrobat XI Pro version 11.0.9 with OS X "Yosemite" version 10.0.

1. PDF files from the Internet can be opened but graphics do not appear. In place of the graphic the area is colored gray.
2. I use an HP scanner to create PDF documents. I am unable to use Adobe Acrobat XI to scan from my HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus. Apple reports an error. However, I can scan documents to PDF using an HP utility, however, these documents cannot be displayed by Adobe Acrobat XI Pro, and therefore, cannot be edited or used to create forms. The documents can be displayed by Adobe Acrobat Reader.
These problems also existed under the previous OS X system “Maverick”. Please tell me that only a change in setting is required to be able to read and edit these documents created via scan or describe a usable work-around solution.

Point 1: try turning on "Show large images" in your preferences. In Acrobat for Windows, it's under the Page Display preferences. I'm not sure about OS X.

Adobe acrobat invalid annotation object in Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro (Version 9.3.1)

Does Acrobat still support "9 Pro"? If yes does Acrobat wish to address the issue? if already did, where?
I tried the following resolution, but problem is back:
•         Launch Adobe Acrobat.
•         Select Edit.
•         Select Preferences.
•         Select Commenting.
•         Uncheck the following boxes:
Enable text indicators and tool tips.
Ensure that popups are visible as the document is scrolled.
•         Click OK.
•         Select "Select Object Tool" on Advanced Editing Toolbar.
•         Delete comments on the problematic pages.
Any help?

For "1" -
"Location" merely identfies where the PDF is on the end-user's computer.
What you see when you view this while a PDF is open on your computer will not be what I see.
If you come across a technique to hide/remove this for your license of Acrobat on your computer this technique won't be on my computer.
For "2" -
Select Advanced > Security > Encrypt with Password
In the Password Securtiy - Setting dialog locate "Permission" (about half way down).
Tick "Restrict editing and printing of the document. A password will be required in order to change these permission settings."
Configure as desired.
Be well...

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Hi felicitav,
I'm sorry you're having trouble downloading the Acrobat XI trial. The error you're encountering is discussed in this Help document: Error 1935 | Install | Acrobat, Reader | Windows
If you're still having trouble after following the steps in that document, let us know.
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2 Questions:
1. Under 'File' > 'Properties', in the 'Description' tab it shows in the bottom section under 'Advance' the location of the file. How do I get rid of the 'Location'? I deleted everything out of the 'Custom' tab and that did nothing to the 'location'. I do not want this file to be tagged in any way.
2. Where do I go to select what is 'Denied' for a specific document when I email it others? i.e. Printing, changes to document, etc.
Thank You

For "1" -
"Location" merely identfies where the PDF is on the end-user's computer.
What you see when you view this while a PDF is open on your computer will not be what I see.
If you come across a technique to hide/remove this for your license of Acrobat on your computer this technique won't be on my computer.
For "2" -
Select Advanced > Security > Encrypt with Password
In the Password Securtiy - Setting dialog locate "Permission" (about half way down).
Tick "Restrict editing and printing of the document. A password will be required in order to change these permission settings."
Configure as desired.
Be well...

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I am trying to free up space on the C Drive of my laptop. Looking at Control Panel/Programs and Features to see what unnecessary software I could uninstall and I noticed that Adobe Acrobat X Pro Version 10.1.11 was 6.63Gb in size. I checked with my two work colleagues who have the same version installed but their sizes were 2.7Gb and 3.2Gb. As the attached screenshot shows, nothing even comes close to this size, with the next largest program being iTunes at 220Mb.
I have two questions:
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2. Why is so much space required.

I don't know. I have a higher Acrobat version installed, and Programs & Features shows a size of 2.5 GB.
That Size information is often an estimate (or plain guess); see http://blogs.msdn.com/b/oldnewthing/archive/2004/07/09/178342.aspx
If you want to know the real size that Acrobat occupies on your disk, right-click on the C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Acrobat 10.0 folder and select Properties; the total size is displayed on the General tab.

ADOBE ACROBAT 9 PRO - 148:3 message

Just started getting a Message 148:3 (licensing registration) when I attempt to load Adobe Acrobat 9 PRO (version 9.5.5) using Windows 7. The program worked without problem for the last 4 years. I have attempted to uninstall and re-install twice and the program seems to install without problem - but I still get the 148:3 message.

Hello mikec92526940,
It might be because of Acrobat licensing problem. So, please refer the KB doc link mentioned below and try out the solutions:
Error: "Licensing has stopped working" | Windows
Let me know.
Regards,
Anubha

Adobe Acrobat XI Pro v. 11.0.10 Slow Loading and Crashing

Hello,
I’m really hoping that anyone can please help me. I’ve upgraded to Adobe Acrobat XI Pro version 11.0.10 on a Dell Optiplex 7010 Intel Core i5-3570 CPU @ 3.40GHz with 8 GB RAM, 64-bit OS, running Windows 7 Professional. When first starting the program, almost every time, it gives a “not responding” message with the spinning blue swirl icon, and then finally responds, so I was wondering if there was anything that I could do to help speed it up considerably.
I don’t have a lot of programs running on this computer, and all of the other ones run fine. The only programs that I have running normally are Microsoft Outlook, the latest version of Mozilla Firefox, FileMaker Pro 11v3, Sophos Endpoint Security and Control, v 10.3, and Pidgin 2.10.11.
If there anything that you would recommend doing that would make Adobe Acrobat run faster?
The only plugin that I have for Acrobat is Enfocus Pitstop Pro 11 update 2.
I noticed that if I have a website open for work that uses Adobe Flash, it seems that more often than not, Adobe Acrobat tends to crash or give that “not responding” error, but unfortunately I need those websites open for work.
Any help would be so much appreciated. I really hope to hear from you soon. I really need help with this.

Hi lkiin,
> Enable the hidden Admin Account on Windows 7 ( Ref : http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/enable-the-hidden-administrator-account-on-wi ndows-vista/ )
> Disable all Non-Microsoft Startup Services. (Ref : http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/disable-startup-items-services-windows.html )
> Disable all the Antivirus softwares like CA, Norton,Mc Afee etc. temporarily from the computer.
Reboot and check the performance in the new enabled Admin user account.
Regards,
Rave

Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro - How can I speed up my Batch Processing sequence

Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro Version 9.0.0
My company upgraded from Adobe Acrobat 7 to Acrobat 9 recently. Now, whenever I run a batch sequence on one 2003 Word file, it takes over 20 minutes - that's one Word doc. Before with version 7, it took only a few minutes.
My Batch Sequence has only one command - the Open Options command.
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What can I do to speed up this Batch Processing sequence?
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PS
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