Render PDF component - PDF and Acrobat version

We are using the Render PDF component in Workbench to generate a PDF. We require the PDF to be compatible with Acrobat version 6 and higher. When we set the PDF version in the Render PDF input properties, or set a value less than 7.0.5 for Acrobat version, the PDF does not get generated. Is the Render PDF component not capable of generating PDF compatible with Acrobat versions lesser than 7.0.5?
Thanks.

The target version in Form Properties->Defaults is set to Acrobat or Adobe Reader 6.0.2 or later.

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I am using the SAPGUI version 640 release.
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regards,
Prabhu

Hello Prabhu,
this is a known issue. Please see note 1308147:
The ECL Viewer 6.0 delivered with the SAP GUI 7.10 Compilation 3 has
compatibility issues with Adobe 9 (Adobe Reader 9 or Adobe Professional
9 or Adobe Standard 9). The SAP GUI crashes/freezes when viewing PDF
files in transactions like SNOTE.
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like SAP Document Mgmt. System to view PDFs first followed by PDF
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ECL Viewer 6.0, Adobe 9, SAP GUI 7.10 C3
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The ECL Viewer 6.0 supplies Adobe libraries which are not compatible
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SAP GUI
Solution
The Current workaround is to use lower versions of Adobe Reader till
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For more details on work arounds, please refer to the link given below
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/wiki?path=/display/plm/adobe9-SAPGUIc
crash.
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All your problems seem to stem from the PDFs that you are making from Bridge. What you are describing should be perfectly possible, but the fact that Bridge doesn't want to make a PDF with more than 400 photos and it all goes downhill from there makes me suspect Bridge.
Here's a plugin that may help? Looks pretty cheap for what it does.
Apart from that I'd try to clean up the PDFs that Bridge is producing if Indesign doesn't like them. One way would be to print to a new PDF, after you've combined them as necessary.
As to the last pronlem you mention, where it forces you to place on page 226, have you tried creating a blank page 227 first, before you try placing?

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You have gone a while without a reply here, so I'll bump your post at least, but it is not clear from your question exactly what your problem is.
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