PDFs with attachments imbedded

A really great feature of imbedding an attachment inside a pdf is the ease with which a user can switch between the attachment and the pdf. On the Android reader the attachments are available for review but the hyperlink that Adobe creates through the paperclip icon on the pdf does not work.
Does this feature work in any version of reader for iOS?

Thanks for looking into this. One more suggestion prompted by this other topic that came up today: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1117825
I've requested before that the buttonImportIcon JavaScript method be supported so that a user can select an image from the camera roll (as a competitor does), but if that's not going to happen (or even if it does), allowing a user to attach an image from the camera roll as either type of attachment would be nice. People ask about this sort of thing often, and since cameras are integrated with virtually all mobile devices, this would be a great feature.

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Assemble PDF with attachments

Hi All, I am planning to assemble a PDF document with attachments. Or as I see my requirement is to create a PDF and attach various files to it. The PDF would then be sent as an attachment to an email. The user should be able to open the emailed PDF and save the image/application attachments seperately. To achieve this I had generated the sample DDX and tried it in a process, but no luck. All the source objects are avaialble int he assembler map object of documents with the correct key value. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <DDX xmlns="http://ns.adobe.com/DDX/1.0/"> <PDF result="pdf2image_res.pdf"> <PDF source="pdf2image_res.pdf"> <FileAttachments source="image-1.jpg" nameKey="image-1.jpg"> <File filename="image-1.jpg"/> </FileAttachments> <FileAttachments source="image-2.jpg" nameKey="image-2.jpg"> <File filename="image-2.jpg"/> </FileAttachments> </PDF> </PDF> </DDX> Then I extract the generated pdf in a document like '/process_data/docAssemblerMap[@id='pdf2image_res.pdf']' The generated PDF does not have the attachments embedded in it. Any thoughts/help would be greatly appreciated.

I tried it with your ddx (with minor modification)and it worked fine.
I would try to use the Record and Play back to make sure all the components of your map are set properly.
Jasmin

Portfolio to single pdf with attachments

I am trying to combine a portfolio pdf (that contains 1500 pages of emails plus attachments) into ONE single pdf in chronological order of the emails. I can sort it in chronological order in the portfolio. However when I "combine files into a single PDF" it will only sort the files in alpha order according to the file name. HELP!

Open each Portfolio attached file. Save each so that you have individual files. Use Acrobat to combine the files. Use the Pages panel to manually reposition pages as desired or hire a developer to create a script to do this.
Basically you "cann't get there from here" with your Portfolio. Portfolio PDFs are PDFs with a special UI that uses Flash. All the other files are simply attached.
Be well...

Flatten PDF with Attachments

Hi,
I,
1. render a xdp in browser (via servlet)
2. fill out the form, attach some files
3. submit the form as PDF (via servlet)
4. launch a process that flattens the PDF file
the flattened PDF doesn't include attachments no more, it was lost durning the Output/transform Qpac. (if I don't apply the flattening, I am able to see the attachments)
How do I keep attachments in flattened pdf?
Thanks in advance.

You can achieve this with help of assembler service (http://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle/10.0/Services/WS92d06802c76abadb712193f912dbeb3c6db- 8000.html)
This link will help you in creating a DDX to do the same (http://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle/10.0/ddxRef.pdf)
Jump to Section 'Attaching files to a PDF document'. Hope this helps.
These documentation is from ES3 version.
Similar documentation is present for other versions of LiveCycle too.
Regards,
Varun Nohria

Email Conversions to PDF With Attachments

It has been a while since I checked on this, but has Adobe found a way to fix the email with attachment conversion "problem"? What I want and need is when I convert an email from Outlook to an Adobe PDF, I want the attachments to convert as well. So the finished product would look like email on a page, then the pages behind that email are whatever was attached to the email.
Yes, I know that when it converts the attachments are connected to the PDF via the Paperclip on the bottom left side of the page. This would be incredibly useful in the legal field.
I'm using Adobe Acrobat Pro.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!

let me rephrase that.. if I send to one email it keeps the security. but when I
send to more than one person it doesn't keep the security.

How to manage the size of PDFs with attachments that have attachments

I have a "Master" PDF file that has two attached files, one for each path the user can take. The attached documents for the two paths have multiple files attached to them. Those files are the same in both documents, but must be accessed from the "path" files. The result is that I have a HUGE file. Is there a way to let the two attached files share the same attached documents so that they are attached to the master only once, not twice? Or is there another way I can control the size of the "master" file?
Thanks so much.

PDF attachments gets saved within the PDF and become a part of it and cannot be used as relative file path further, however you can create links and assign common files to them.

Can't combine a IRS fillable form pdf with Acrobat XI

In past years I have combined an IRS fillable form pdf with attachments before printing and archiving.
However, this year I contine to get an error message.
Not sure if it is XI vs X or new type of pdf by IRS but I'm a Acrobat relative beginner and need some assist.
Maybe just operator error.
This is the dialog that I keep getting:
Any tips greatly appreciated.
Thank you.

Thank you.
Yes, it is created by Adobe LCD ES 8.2.
I don't see the type of document. Probably staring at me. Sorry.
Can I convert or somehow get around this?
Last year's looks to be the same type of animal but I was using Acrobat X. Would that make a difference?
This beginner, old beginner , appreciates the help.

Question: Is there a way to create a PDF from outlook e-mail that does not embed the attachment? better, is there a way to convert the e-mail with attachement (not embeded) as pdf pages? - Problem: I have 1400 e-mails with attachments that need to be conv

Is there a way to create a PDF from outlook e-mail that does not embed the attachment? better, is there a way to convert the e-mail with attachement (not embeded) as pdf pages?
- Problem: I have 1400 e-mails with attachments that need to be converted into pdf and the attachments cannot be embeded.
System: PC Windows 7 using Acrobat X Prof. - Thank you!

Hi ,
There is an option of embedding index for faster search while converting email to a PDF .
However I am not sure that will serve your purpose or not .
I would recommend you to get in touch with Microsoft support as well .
Meanwhile I'll work on it and get back to you in case I get a desired solution .
Regards
Sukrit Dhingra

Converting mail with attachments to PDF

I was used to archive mail in Outlook to PDF (using Adobe Acrobat).
Now I want to convert mail with attachments from Apple mail to PDF, but the attachments are only converted as icons and not readable anymore. Is there a plugin or anything else to solve my problem?

What are you expecting? An attachment cannot be converted to a PDF file unless you open it in an application that is capable of saving it in PDF format. And any attachments you convert to PDF would be separate from the actual email itself, which would be a different PDF file.

Why do I have trouble with attachments being stripped when sending email via Earthlink Webmail using Firefox?

I recently built a new computer running Win 8.1. However, I have had trouble sending and receiving attachments with Earthlink Webmail on Firefox. I sometimes cannot see attachments to emails I receive, although the size of the file indicates they are there. When I try to send an email with attachments, the browser contacts Earthlink, and then the message reappears, but the attachments have been stripped. If I hit Send again, the message goes, but without the attachments. If I re-attach the attachments and hit send, they are again stripped. I contacted Earthlink support, and they told me it is a problem with Firefox. I then tried IE and was able to send the attachments without a problem.
I would really appreciate any help as Firefox is my browser of choice.

1. Not sure how to send an email in a private browsing window... I use Earthlink Web Mail and I cannot find anything on that site about private browsing window.
2. Have not tried this yet, but will when I get a chance.
3. Not sure. My old computer ran XP. Never had the problem with it. Right now, it is not connected to the internet, so can't check it.
4. I neglected to mention... I did try IE and it worked fine.
I do have Norton 360 installed, but it was not a problem on the XP machine.
Thanks for your response. I have been so busy lately that I just now picked up your response. I have not had time t to try anything else.
As far as the file type, I was trying to send pdf files. Have not tried other file types.
Earthlink limits messages (and attachments) to 20 MB. The files were less than 3 MB.

Acrobat 9 Pro - Will it print to pdf with embedded pdf's from Word 2007?

Hello All,
We're considering upgrading to Acrobat 9 Pro or Extended. One of our concerns is whether it will handle the following:
1. We create very large documents and we like the ability to use OLE of existing PDF documents imbedded into Word 2007 which causes a new PDF window to open up from the imbedded PDF. It also displays nicely as an icon or the cover page within Word.
2. The challenge is when printing (distilling) that master document with any imbedded PDFs, the icon or cover page is displayed, but the OLE feature goes away and does not recognize the imbedded PDF any longer; Acrobat simply treats the imbedded PDF in Word as any other page in the distilling process.
3. We're not wild about bookmarking or linking to another PDF.
Does Acrobat 9 Pro or Extended resolve this issue?

The options availible for scripted print settings are all shown in the entry for "PrintParams" object in the Acrobat JavaScript Reference. Have you looked to see if these options fit your needs? If they do, and if the script can detect which PDF requires which options, then you're in business. But if the options you need are not there, then your only option is to set the batch process to display the print dialog for every PDF.
Thom Parker
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pdfscripting.com
The Acrobat JavaScript Reference, Use it Early and Often
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/acrobat/javascript.html
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Acrobat Pro 10.12 not possible to sign a pdf with a valid cert

Hello,
Under Windows 7 x64, it's not possible to sign a PDF with a valid certificate. Clicking the sign button gives no response and no message what so ever. When using a non valid certificate as in not certified to use for signing, it is accepted and the document is signed?!
Cheers,
Andre

Hi, Daniel.
Thank you for visiting Apple Support Communities.
I would need a little more information on how you are adding a signature to provide a better answer. However, here is an article that I would take a look at.
Mail (Yosemite): Mark up attachments
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH19143
Cheers,
Jason H.

PC T'bird users having trouble with my Mail e-mail with attachments

Lately a couple of co-workers have had bizarre troubles with e-mail I've sent them with attachments. I'm using Mail on a Mac (10.5.8), they're using Thunderbird on PCs. When I've sent them attachments ("Windows-friendly," attached at end of e-mail), they haven't been able to e-mail me via Reply . . . their font is changed to white on white. Occasionally their whole application will hang, and one person had to do a hard reboot. Only other relevant detail I have is that the mail I send them originates as Stationery, and some of the text is colored. I'm currently working to narrow down the variables, but if that "white on white" issue rings a bell immediately to anyone, I'd be very curious to hear about it.
Mucho thanko.
Rob

After a series of tests with the Thunderbird users, we've established the problem was not:
Mail/Thunderbird incompatibility
related to Mail's stationery
related to styled text
only because of attachments
only because of PDF attachments
Both users had the trouble after I forwarded PDFs to them from two different outside suppliers. So far, my theory is that there was something about those particular files. After five run-throughs where the co-workers had no problems with e-mail from me, I now want to replicate the problem, but (understandably) they're not eager to lose their work time to do it. I'll post more as I learn more.
Thanks, BDAqua for the ideas about blank lines around the attachment.
Rob

I can't open PDF File Attachments

Hello,
I use the environments Windows 7, MS Office 2010 and Adobe Reader 11.0.09.
In the perferences on the categories Trust Manager I had actived the function: PDF File Attachments: Allow opening of non-PDF file attachments with external application
Now I'm trying in a PDF document to open a Word or Excel file and get the error message: Acrobat can not open the file attachment Because your PDF file attachment setting do not allow this file type to be opened.
And I can just open Word and Excel files.
If I open the PDF file with Adobe Acrobat 11.0.09 then I can do that.
Someone has a idea.
Regards
Erdem

Hi Aadesh,
I had actived the Trust Manager -> 'Allow opening of non-PDF file attachments with external application' on Acrobat and Reader 11.0.09.
I can open the non-PDF files with Acrobat but not with Reader.
Regards
Erdem

How to keep embedded PDF's in an MS Word 2010 document during export to PDF with PDFmaker

Hi,
I am preparing in MS Word 2010 a Software Manual with embedded PDF's
When I double click in MS Word on the inserted PDF, Acrobat opens the embedded PDF (these are A0 CAD Drawings).
I want this functionality also after I have converted the MS Word file to a PDF with the PDFMaker add-in (Acrobat X Pro)
Is this possible?
Greetzzz,
Gerben

No. PDF files cannot be embedded within the pages of other PDF files.
What you could do is attach the other files after the PDF has been created, then manually link to those attachments in Acrobat.

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