Export PDF conversion process

Where does the conversion take place for Export PDF? PC or website? If website are document copies cleanly removed on completion?

If you subscribe to the ExportPDF online service, then the process takes place on the Acrobat.com website. After the file is converted, you either download it using your web browser or open it within Reader. The files are left on Acrobat.com until you delete them. You can access all your files via your browser at Acrobat.com and selecting the service you subscribe to or at files.acrobat.com.

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PDF Generator process converting several document types

I am creating a PDF Conversion process, and I utilize a watched folder to fetch files. However, if I set the fileName parameter to * I get the error stating that the file extension is missing. If I use for example file.doc, all word documents are converted, but other formats will of course not be converted. choosing either variable or something else doesn't help. Any ideas?

Thanks for your answer. I tried to use *.*. If I use the Variable fileName *.* I get the following error: Failure Time----Fri Oct 19 10:08:46 EEST 2007 source location ---- Reason of failure is-----Invocation error. Invocation error. ALC-PDG-080-002-Missing extension in file name. ALC-DSC-003-000: com.adobe.idp.dsc.DSCInvocationException: Invocation error.
If I use the Literal fileName *.* I get the following error: Failure Time----Fri Oct 19 10:07:06 EEST 2007 source location ---- Reason of failure is-----Invocation error. Invocation error. ALC-PDG-001-000-Conversion failed because of an exception. java.io.FileNotFoundException: C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Local Settings\Temp\pdfg-Administrator\74\5da5-f8404c-77e20d-b34459-99eaf0-6cd26a\*.* (The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect) ALC-DSC-003-000: com.adobe.idp.dsc.DSCInvocationException: Invocation error
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Adding bar codes to printer device for smartforms pdf conversion?

Hello friends,
I would like to send a smartform as a pdf to an email recipient. The smartform shows some bar codes. The send process workes fine. But the bar codes doesn't appear on the pdf correctly. Therefore I would like to add bar codes to the printer device type in transaction SE73.
Does somebody know the device type for smartforms pdf conversion? Or how can I add bar codes to smartforms pdf conversion process?
greetings
daniel

Hello Denial,
Try these links, this might solve ur problem
http://www.tec-it.com//documentation/TBarCodeSAPLPD_EN.htm
http://www.mecsw.com/info/appnote/app_024.html
if you need any more information send me at [email protected]
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PDF conversion with PDF2ID; Hypertext not working when exported back to pdf.

I have done a PDF conversion with PDF2ID, however Hypertext is not working when I exported it back to pdf. I am using the PDF2ID plug-in program to redo all the product booklets for our company as the hypertext did not work when downloaded to any smart phone. All that appeared were blank placeholders in each booklet index page.
According to the PDF2ID people the program plug-in recovers all URLs static and dynamic and bookmarks and local links and suggested I check with Adobe ID5 for help, but Adobe says my $1,000 ID5 is no longer supported and that I should go to the forums.....so here I am.
This is the first time I've even opened my ID5, so I'm a bit lost. Now I need to improve the quality of the PDFs, as we also need to convert all images to TIFF-CMYK in order to have the booklets printed & bound professionally. they tell me ID can do that.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
David

Daveorne wrote:
they tell me ID can do that.
Ugh...in some companies, that is training.
Don't take this the wrong way David, but of course ID can't do anything. PDF2ID conversions can be sketchy in the hands of the experienced. The same can be said of properly preparing matials for print. As Bob has already alluded, you're in an unfair position there. It's not uncommon for "management" types to just throw some sophisticated tools at a need and expect someone to make it work. In order to do what's being asked of you, you'll have to learn a fair bit about InDesign and production. It's too soon to ask about the output when you haven't learned to manage the input.

Hi I have just tried to convert a pdf through Adobe Export PDF, it appears to process it, but when I open the word file it just has the lines on it, and no words.

hi I have just tried to convert a pdf through Adobe Export PDF, it appears to process it, but when I open the word file it just has the lines on it, and no words.

Hi nickel13,
What is the problem you are facing?
Is this happening with a single PDF file?
Regards,
Florence

Export pdf garbles conversion to microsoft doc

I used export pdf to convert a pdf to microsoft.doc - it ended up I could not edit in the document - would keep
jumping around on the screen when I try to insert info. This product needs to be recalled. I want a refund!
Patrick Pierson

Hi
Thanks for reproting this issue.
We would like to take a look at your file, can you please share this file with us?
You can upload your file using this form, https://adobeformscentral.com/?f=qJiclooYWGGNFtWfj8g3wg#.
Thanks
-sarabjit

Need help. Exporting pdf to Word or cretaing live fields in doc

I need to take a 180pg doc and save it as a word doc or manage to turn all the necessary areas into live fields. I've tried going to export > word document or File > export to anything really and I keep getting this error message
Adobe was unabl;e to make this document accessible becuase of the following error:
Bad PDF; could not read page structure. Bad PDF; error in processing fonts cannot find CMap resource file> [3]
I received this document form a client overseas. I can't get them to resend another copy.
Anyway's I can get around this error? I'm desperate I have 9 other docs with the same amount of page to make live

Sounds that you want to make the PDF files live and then edit them in Word? Why not directly edit them in Adobe Acrobat? It can help directly edit PDF, the conversion is unnecessary. And if you really want to export PDF to Word but the acrobat can help you little, you would try free PDF to Word Converter, which may help you for the conversion. However, I am not sure you would do that work well. Because I am a little confused about the problem you described. Just have a try and it may helps.

Export PDF to Powerpoint

I have Acrobat Export PDF. It says it will allow me to export PDF files to powerpoint but it will not. How do I do that?

Export to PDF was added with Acrobat XI. You never gave us information on what you were using and so it is hard to help. Glad you got your conversion. In the future, please provide details of your OS, Acrobat version, and the process you are trying to use for which you have questions. The latter is important because there are often several ways to do things.

Anti-aliased text when exporting PDF to image

I need to be able to batch-convert multi-page PDFs to individual bitmap images (one image for each page) with anti-aliased text.
Photoshop works this way if you open a single PDF, allowing you to select one or more pages to rasterize as separate images, but not when batch processing (specifically, if you use the Image Processor script on a folder of images and PDFs, it will rasterize the PDFs automatically, but it will only do so with the first page of each PDF.)
Acrobat, on the other hand, automatically creates an image for each page when exporting, and can do this in a batch sequence, but the text is not anti-aliased, making the image look like a screenshot from 1997. No matter how high an image resolution you select, the text is still jagged when you zoom in.
So, is there a setting I'm missing that will allow the text to be anti-aliased when using Acrobat to export PDF to an image? I am using Acrobat 8, not 9, so something might have changed in the newest version.

Not sure about Acrobat Pro 8, but in Acrobat Pro 9 (not Extended) you can Export>Image>Multiple Choice: JPEG, JPEG2000, PNG, TIFF. I used JPEG and under the options in the export dialog box, leave the filename as is to coincide with the PDF filename and then choose Maximum Resolution under File Settings: Grayscale (JPEG, Quality:Maximum); Color (JPEG, Quality:Maximum) . . . skip down to Conversion Colorspace: Determine Automatically and Resolution choose 600pixels/inch for a letter size document. This will result in a file size of 1.3MB per JPEG image if there is not a lot of information on the page. I chose a simple header, footer with page numbering, and 5 lines of Lorem Ipsum text. 600dpi is overkill, you can go for 300dpi and still result in a decent image that will be able to be printed on a laser photocopier that is connected to a production computer. Obviously if you are printing to a laser printer or a high quality inkjet 300dpi will suffice as well for a letter sized document. But I have been told that 300dpi is not a standard rule of thumb and you must obtain specs from your printer since he/she can calculate by very strict rules the dpi you need for your content. It depends on whether you have background images such as watermarks and also if your text body contains line-art.

Won't convert files using Export pdf.

I have installed export pdf and used it successfully over the last two years .My subscription is recorded as paid. When I try to convert i get an error message " An error occurred while trying to access the service"
I tried Adobe support and eventually got referred to an advisor in Asia. Who tried to help but there were difficulties in the conversation. He asked to access my machine and i had to go to a link for Adobe Connect. This just kept hanging. So I was asked not use Mozilla but go to Explorer I did this but explorer would not accept the link and when I said that to my contact he disconnected the phone. Altogether i wasted around 40 minutes on the phone.
As you cannot e mail Adobe it would appear I would have to restart that length process with possibly the same result.
Anyone any ideas?

Hi K nicholls,
Are you using Adobe Reader to access the Export pdf service to convert the file.
If so please update Reader to the latest v 11.0.10 and then check. Also make sure you are signed in with your Adobe ID in Reader.
Can you please also try signing in to the web url: https://cloud.acrobat.com/exportpdf with your Adobe ID and check if you are able to convert the file or not.
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Rave

How do I get a refund on Export PDF that has ALREADY been agreed

On 1/21-1/22 I tried to 'renew' a subscription for Export PDF. By some error (maybe mine - I just dont understand the whole thing) my Bank was immediately charged for two subscriptions, each at a different price. I immediately "chat"ted with several reps (it was difficult to get onto the chat and find out how to cancel) and was assured that both would be cancelled and refunded. They weren't!
I waited a week. Was again frustrated by the chat hookup, and tried the 'cloud' retail product tel #, assuming it was wrong but that I could be switched to the correct one. Had a very pleasant chat, was assured that both would be cancelled and refunded, received 2 e-mails confirming the cancellations, each with a seperate "Case #". Felt pretty good! It had only taken me a week of reasonably diligent effort to get a very simple thing done! IT WASN"T DONE! (Yes, I apologize - I know I'm loud - but by now I've got steam coming out of my ears!)
Today I got an e-mail, telling me that the refund had been processed and the case # would be closed. I looked at my bank, and only one had been refunded! I reviewed all the other e-mails and the notes from the telephone calls and chats to be sure I hadn't misunderstood something. But, no I hadn't. I went to my Adobe on-line and looked up 'my orders' history. Sure enough one had been invoiced and refunded ( the lesser charge of the two) but the other had ONLY BEEN INVOICED - NOT CANCELLED. And it seems that every piece of this transaction generates a new "order" , "case" or some other "reference #" - none of which are tied together, except by the invoice amount, when it is mentioned - which it typically IS NOT.
My question, then, is : How can I get past this absolute frustration over every aspect of my interaction with Adobe and GET THIS TAKEN CARE OF?????????

Hi Stacy,
    What frustration? (Just kidding !)
    As I mentioned, one of the two charges has been refunded. Credited by
Adobe on Jan 28, I believe I received it in my bank on Jan 30.
    The other charge, $25.37 of order # AD011017507, has not been received
by my bank yet. But this can't be that much of a surprise, and has nothing
to do with "10 business days" for refunds to post.
    To this minute, "My Orders" on Adobe website shows that the order #
AD011017507 was invoiced on January 22, but that no credit invoice has been
posted against this order to this moment!
    Can you begin to understand the frustration of being unable, through
all attempts to untangle this mess, starting within one hour of the original
order, with I believe nine different "Chats", telephone calls and, finally
a "problem" posting, stretching over more than thirteen days. Of course
it doesn't make much sense to devote this much attention to less than $50
worth of stuff, but I do not let things like this dangle.
    And can you imagine how loathe I am to deal with Adobe for fear of
some real problem?
    At any rate, I would certainly be pleased if you can suggest a way for
me to extricate myself from this. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!
    Thanks for your time and any trouble,
    Stephen Ellis
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Smart form: Spool to PDF Conversion more than 100 pages.

Hi folks,
I have an issue with Function Module (FM) CONVERT_ABAPSPOOLJOB_2_PDF when the report to be converted has more than 100 pages.....i have explained this scenario as below
We have been using the FM CONVERT_ABAPSPOOLJOB_2_PDF to convert ABAP report to PDF file and then send this via mail using FM SO_DOCUMENT_SEND_API1.....
PDF conversion using FM CONVERT_ABAPSPOOLJOB_2_PDF works well if the number of report pages is less than 100....i.e the table pdf of the FM will contain the output as expected.....
If the report has more than 100 pages, the the FM CONVERT_ABAPSPOOLJOB_2_PDF will schedule the conversion job as a background job and returns with a SY-subrc eq 0 and the table parameter pdf will ne empty.
Could you suggest me a woorkaround in this situtaion...i.e how do I then get the output of the background job
And any process to convert Spool to PDF if having more than 100 pages.
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Pb,
If the report has more than 100 pages, the the FM CONVERT_ABAPSPOOLJOB_2_PDF will schedule the conversion job as a background job and returns with a SY-subrc eq 0 and the table parameter pdf will ne empty
i would suggest you to if pages are more than 100 than you need to send report output to sp01 with spool request number by using fm job_open..job_close..
than from sp01 you can convert pdf by running RSTXPDFT4 in se38.
hope this would solve your problem.
Amit.

Error "Failed to Export PDF" with big image on CS6 (32) and CC (64)

Hi everyone,
I'm on indesign CS6 (v8.0.2) and when I try to export pdf with a very big image ( *.tiff, 25000*35000 pixels, ) , the action failed with this message :" Failed to export a PDF".
To be sure that there is no any corrupted elements, I made a very simple layout (one page , and just one element for my image,I turnoff prefilgth and all ressource intensive options, and export with no downsampling or resampling) and try to export with different size image:with 20000*30000 -or smaller -image the export works, always failed with image .The export failed to in scripting mode.
If I diveded my image in four , the export works but this solution is not convenient (I actually made tests for a fully automatised process, and we want to be sure that the indesign component is enough "safe")
I try the same action with an evaluation version of indesign CC 64 bits (v9.2) and have the same behavior.
I can imagine that there is a memory issue there, but my config seems to be strong ( windows server 64 with 16GB ram, DD with more than 100GB free). I don't undersant why-in a "full" 64 bit environnement- it is not possible to manipulate and export very large image ?
I'm wonder If the background task is a part of the problem, and if it 's possible to disable it in CS6 or CC as in cs5 ( creates an “DisableAsyncExports.txt” file in Adobe InDesign executable directoty don't seems to disable it in CC or CS6).
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PDF/A-1b compliant PDF from InDesign exported PDF

Hi folks. I need to produce a pdf/a-1b compliant pdf from an InDesign document and it is giving me fits. Because InDesign offers no native option to export pdf/a-1b compliant files, I have been exporting my document with the available presets (I've tried all of them), then running the pdf/a-1b conversion in Acrobat. However, this conversion fails every time, usually on font subset and colour issues depending on how I set up the initial export from InDesign. The only way I have managed to get a file to pass the conversion is to export from InDesign, save that pdf as images, rebuild the original pdf from the image files, then run the pdf/a-1b preflight from Acrobat. Trouble is that this results in a serious loss of resolution that I can't have for my purposes. Anyone have any ideas on how I can produce a pdf from InDesign that will pass the pdf/a-1b preflight in Acrobat?

You have to do it in Acrobat Pro after PDF export.

Acrobat 9 Pro Vs Adobe Export PDF?

Hi
I alredy have acrobat 9 Pro which I use to convert PDFs to Word. With the project I am currently working on, the results area bit of a mess and I have to do a lot of re-formatting; please advise if Adobe Export PDF has anything in it that is likely to give better results.
Many thanks

Hi Lesley,
Great question! ExportPDF is using a much more advanced PDF to Word conversion engine than the one that was included with Acrobat 9. The engine is based off the one used in Acrobat X, however as ExportPDF is a service rather than a desktop product, we've been able to update and improve the engine on a more regular basis.
I'd suggest subscribing to ExportPDF.
Please let me know if you have any questions!
-David

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