Help FIle in PDF

Is there a downloadable PDF of the Flash (Or and other
application) help files?
If so where can I get them?
Thank you,
R.

http://www.esnips.com/_t_/Ale%2FIDocinterfaceandBusinessScenarios?q=Ale%2FIDocinterfaceandBusinessScenarios

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Peter,
Please find my comments inline:
If I understand you coIf I understand you correctly, any of the Acrobat 8 or greater versions can generate a PDF with the comments feature. Correct please?
Absolutely!
That means that one person must have a paid for version of Acrobat, ommenting cannot be initiated by users of Acrobat Reader, the latter only enables you to comment on a PDF that has been created in a paid for version. Correct please
Yes, the commenting has to be inititated or rather the person with the paid version installed has to assign rights to the reviewers. Only then the assigned persons will receive emails in their inboxes that the document is set for review.
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Help file in pdf format

Is there a way that i can get the help file on Ale / IDoc interface and Business Scenarios in PDF foramt - instead of looking for them at http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2005vp/helpdata/en/af/7e844367c24d4a950df3205052769d/frameset.htm
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R

Andy C. wrote:
Hello AKA_TG,
There are manuals installed on your PC. You can find them at
C:\Program Files\National Instruments\LabVIEW 2010\manuals
Hope this helps.
But of course these do not include anything like a complete set of manuals like in the 'old' days'. The only included manuals of much help to a beginner are the getting started and quick reference manuals.
AKA_TG,
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docs that no other program seems to handle as well, and I don't
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For anything like this I would strongly recommend that you
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Where can I download the complete user's manual for Illustrator CS4?

Getting to Adobe's “Classic” Support Content
I don't know about you, but I find Adobe's new marketing/upgrade-focused support content anything but supportive. If you visit a support site to find out about using your current product, the following will be most helpful. After coming up with the workaround described below, I found Adobe's non-marketing support content (i.e., the actual information someone is looking for when they want to use their current product) via this link:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/search/index.cfm?cat=all&term=&loc=en_us&product=creativesuit e
This is the Adobe support site with which I am familiar. You can drill down to the specific product you have a question about using the dropdown to the right of the search box.
I found this on the last two PDFs I was looking for using the workaround, below. In case this, too, disappears, I'm retaining the workaround in this comment.
A Search Engine Workaround
Found a workaround for locating PDF copies of previous versions of Adobe user's manuals: search using Google's "site:" operator. For instance, to find CS4 resources published in US English, go to your browser's search bar (make sure Google is the designated search engine), and type:
site:help.adobe.com/archive/en_US/ CS4
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Found Soundbooth CS4 here: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Soundbooth/2.0/soundbooth_cs4_help.pdf
Found Contribute CS4 here: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Contribute/5.0_Using/contribute_cs4_help.pdf
And here is the link for Contribute's deployment guide: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Contribute/5.0_Deploying/contribute_cs4_deploying.pdf
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Hi,
I'm looking for the Help files in "PDF" versions for Creative Suite in French and not the "HTML". The technician at my school does not no where to get them. Is there anybody who can help me with that?
It doesn't seem's to be on the Adobe's Web Site anymore?
Todd Korpiva has posted some for the Englsih versions:
http://blogs.adobe.com/premiereprotraining/2010/08/help-documents-for-creative-suite-5-pdf -and-html.html
He also made some links available in other languages to such as:
http://blogs.adobe.com/toddkopriva/2010/07/getting-started-and-help-support-pages-for-othe r-cs5-applications.html#comment-4333
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Robert Marchand
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You can find the PDFs for CS5 and other earlier versions by going to the Previous Versions pages for a product. Here are direct links to some of the pages:
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http://helpx.adobe.com/fr/indesign/archive.html
http://helpx.adobe.com/fr/illustrator/archive.html
http://helpx.adobe.com/fr/after-effects/archive.html
http://helpx.adobe.com/fr/dreamweaver/archive.html
http://helpx.adobe.com/fr/premiere-pro/archive.html
UPDATE (8/16) There isn't an archive page for Acrobat because you can access PDF files right from the online help. Here's the link to the latest Acrobat Help in French. Click the PDF link on the top right of the page to download a PDF file.
http://help.adobe.com/fr_FR/acrobat/standard/using/index.html
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In accessing Adobe Help on CS 6.0 thus far it simply tells me that the help files are "unavailable".
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I am new to RoboHelp HTML, and am using version 8. I updated some Help files, and now I want to generate output. Here are my questions/ or the process I used:
To compile the help, I clicked Generate Primary Layout. Is this correct? I noticed that the date stamp on the xpj file has not changed. The date is still from many months ago. (Why is that? Should it show a recent update date?) However, the files that I updated do reflect the dates when I made the updates. These include art files, an hhp, and htm, js, ldb, pss, cpd files.
To generate a pdf, I clicked Generate PDF. I was not able to generate the PDF at first, but then, I enabled macros in Word 2007 (Trust Center Settings > Enable all macros...and clicked the checkbox, Trust access to the VBA project object model), and clicked Generate PDF. At the end of the generation, I got this error in Word: Microsoft Office Word has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience. The info you were working on might be lost. Word can try to recover it for you. I closed the dialog and Word generated several blank documents. Microsoft Office Diagnostics was run and found one problem and corrected it. Despite the error message, a pdf was generated. (If you could give me any insight on why I got the error messages, that could be helpful to know).
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Welcome to our community
Note that RoboHelp is capable of creating a variety of layouts. WebHelp, FlashHelp, AIR Help, Microsoft HTML Help, JavaHelp, Oracle Help, ePub and more.
Any of these layouts may be nominated as the Primary layout. So when you generate the Primary layout, you get whatever has been configured as the Primary layout.
Only certain actions will result in a change to the .XPJ file. The actions are indicative of major changes to the project. So I wouldn't fret the fact that the date time stamp wasn't updated.
Indeed the Printed Documentation Single Source Layout recipe is what you use to create PDF. Generally what happens is that RoboHelp creates a Microsoft Word document as an intermediate file type, then creates the PDF from that. As you might imagine, there are a host of things that can go wrong during the process. I might suggest that you first get a Word document to generate cleanly. Then once you do that, focus on PDF. I know that I typically gen a Word document and stop there. I just open Word and use Word to create the PDF.
If you look at the properties for the Printed Documentation Single Source Layout recipe (View > Pods > Single Source Layouts then right-click the Printed Documentation layout and choose Properties) you will see that PDF, Word or both are options at the top of the dialog.
Hopefully that gives you a nudge in the right direction.
My fellow Adobe Community Expert Peter Grainge has excellent info on Printed Documentation on his site at Grainge.org. Click the link below for that.
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Created PDF form in Acrobat XI Pro, but HELP fields disappear when I save FCDT file to PDF. Please help. Thanks!

Created PDF form in Acrobat XI Pro, but HELP fields disappear when I save FCDT file to PDF. Please help. Thanks!

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