Saving .pdf file to desktop screen

Having trouble saving a recently converted .pdf file to my desktop...any ideas? Tried as many angles that I knew but still no option for saving to desktop screen (even with the right click option)...any assistance is greatly appreciated. Cheers.

Hi, SCOUSEinOZ. Aside from using the Adobe Reader app, have you tried sharing the documents with the help of the PDF Reader app? There's an option to upload it to your OneDrive from the PDF Reader app > ... > share > Sign in. After signing into your account at onedrive.live.com on your PC, you may now print out the files. Note that once you download the PDF attachment via email, it will be stored and will be opened using any PDF app on your phone. Keep us posted.

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I can open pdf files in Mavericks Safari 7.0, but if I save it to the desktop and try to re-open, I get error messages. However, if a pdf arrives in an email, I can save to the desktop and it opens perfectly. Any ideas, please?

Back up all data.
If Adobe Reader or Acrobat is installed, there should be a setting in its preferences such as Display PDF in Browser. I don't use those applications myself, so I can't be more precise. Deselect that setting, if it's selected. Otherwise do as follows.
Triple-click anywhere in the line of text below on this page to select it, the copy the selected text to the Clipboard by pressing the key combination command-C:
/Library/Internet Plug-ins
In the Finder, select
Go ▹ Go to Folder
from the menu bar, or press the key combination shift-command-G. Paste into the text box that opens (command-V), then press return.
From the folder that opens, remove any items that have "Adobe" or “PDF” in the name. You may be prompted for your login password. Then quit and relaunch Safari, and test.
The "Silverlight" web plugin distributed by Microsoft can also interfere with PDF display in Safari, so you may need to remove it as well, if it's present. The same goes for a plugin called "iGetter," and perhaps others.
If you still have the issue, repeat with this line:
~/Library/Internet Plug-ins
If you don’t like the results of this procedure, restore the items from the backup you made before you started. Relaunch Safari again.

Grey background while saving pdf file as a ZIP in IE browser

I am getting grey background while saving pdf file as a ZIP file in IE browser like below screen shot
The pdf open properly but when I click on save button on below screen it become grey.
The file is getting saved properly.
But the same thing working fine in firefox(I will not become grey while saving)
we are using adobe 11 version.

I am getting grey background while saving pdf file as a ZIP file in IE browser like below screen shot
The pdf open properly but when I click on save button on below screen it become grey.
The file is getting saved properly.
But the same thing working fine in firefox(I will not become grey while saving)
we are using adobe 11 version.

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Custom "Save as PDF" directly to a destination folder overwrites previously saved PDF files
As many of you will know, within Mac OSX it is possible to "print" any document off as a PDF. You simply prepare your document then invoke the "Print" command and in the resulting print dialog box, click the "PDF" button in the bottom left corner which spills out a menu with various options including "Save as PDF..." as shown in the image below:
Selecting the last option "Edit Menu" permits users to add specific folders to which a PDF of the document will be saved. As you will note from the image above, I have created a number of destinations such as "Bank Transfers" (for anything on screen in Safari I wish to preserve when using my on-line banking facility); "Bind" (which I use with an Automator workflow to consolidate many PDFs into one long document); "Officeworks" (for stuff I need to copy to a USB stick and have printed on on large plotters); "iPad" (for anything I need to put on my iPad through "iAnnotate" or "Documents") etc
The problem I have discovered is that with the introduction of Mountain Lion, PDFs that get saved directly to a destination folder get overwritten by later versions of PDFs that are produced from the same document. This is fine when working on a single document that you may want to have the latest print of a document but not so when you produce many different PDFs from the same browser window in Safari as you surf through a number of websites etc.
Prior to Mountain Lion, pervious versions were never over-written but rather preserved them with new versions having version number suffixes added e.g., untitled.pdf, followed by untitled1.pdf, untitled2.pdf, untitled3.pdf etc.
Does anyone else have this problem?
Does anyone have a solution to this problem? (other than a workaround like switching to Finder to rename or move files around)

The "Save to Web Receipts" bug existed for a long time - here's a MacOSXHints article offering a workaround in 2007. Here's another reference to it in 2009. Your contention that:
Prior to Mountain Lion, pervious [sic] versions were never over-written.
is, I'm afraid, wrong.
Apple fixed (worked around) that bug by using a .pdfworkflow, as I indicated. As I also indicated, this file can't be opened with Automator (or I just don't know how, which is no great surprise ). But it's the answer to your problems.
You can either wait for Apple to fix what is, admittedly, a huge bug in their PDF Services feature, or you can find a way of implementing the same fix they did for your own folders.
I should be doing the same, as I use PDF Services regularly, but I'm too lazy and have had too little success with Automator in general to give it a shot. You may have more success than I did.
Good luck

Have saved pdf files to creative cloud but ipad cannot see any files

I have saved pdf files from my Windows desktop to the Creative Cloud. They are visible there when accessed from my desktop. However when logging onto the Creative Cloud on either my iPad or iPhone it says there are "no documents to display".

I hope you're referring to the iWork program Pages for Macs since that is the forum you posted in. If you want to view Pages documents on your iPad, you'll also need to get Pages for iOS from the iTunes App Store. While you're doing that, also download the free iBooks app. There are other PDF readers, but I use iBooks.
You can use iTunes to sync documents between your Mac & your iPad. For PDFs you use File > Add to Library & they will appear under "Books." For Pages documents, you can use the File Sharing section of iTunes like in the screenshot below. You can also use iCloud.com to upload from your Mac but you will need to have your iPad connected to the internet to transfer the files from the cloud to the iPad.

HT5678 I have problems saving pdf files in the web when I use Safari. I don't have this problem with firefox

I have problems saving pdf files in the web when I use Safari. I don't have this problem with firefox.

do they save ok if Safari - Preferences - Security - Allow all other plug-ins is unchecked ?
If so, likely an adobe or other pdf plugin
Re-check the setting above & quit any browsers,
Look in this folder by triple-clicking the line below, then ctrl-clicking it & choosing Services - Open
/Library/Internet Plug-Ins/
remove anything with pdf in the filename & test again
Sometimes, plug-ins can be in the User Library folder :
~/Library/Internet Plug-Ins/

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Hi
Can anybody help we are having an issue with illustrator cs3 and cs4 when saving pdf files
as you can see this is the file in illustrator and the images butt togeather with a black line down the middle when we then save the pdf and we have tried different options it moves the image, the images are placed eps images. This is not file specific as we have tried other files/images.
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Yes I think I understand the problem and I believe it is expected behavior and I will explain.
You must convert the images to cmyk in photoshop first before placing them in Illustrator or convert them after but since they are linked the conversion has to take place in photoshop by using the link panel to edit the original.
Now it should work as expected but I did this without the using a black key line on the rectangle I used for my clipping so once you have the rectangles position if you still find you have this problem then go bak and redo the clipping mask without the black stroke.
This is my result in Acrobat with the images converted to cmyk so I am positive you stated with RGB and did not convert before placing.
As you can at 6400% magnification it is fine. This is the top edge of the two butted images when saved as pdf after converting the files to cmyk in Photoshop. PDX 1a supports CMYK.
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Accessing saved PDF files

I am getting a blank, gray page when I try to pull up any of my saved PDF files. I have the latest update for my ver., 10.1.7.

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Saved .pdf files won't open

On MacBook Air running OSX Mavericks I've saved .pdf files from the Web and from documents I've scanned. For many .pdf documents I get a dialog box that says, "Contact your computer or network administrator for assistance."
That's nice, but I'm the only one here. These are important documents I’ve saved for a reason. Any ideas how to get them open?

Thanks for the suggestion.
After more poking around I discovered the Sharing & Permissions setting in the Get Info dialog box were set to No Access. I have no idea how that happened, but next time I save a .pdf I'll find whether the setting is part of the Save As dialog or not.

Opening pdf in browser leaves copy of pdf file on desktop

Guess I'm having a "bald moment" (never was blond).... Whenever I open a pdf file in a browser (Safari or Firefox) a copy of the pdf file is actually downloaded to my desktop. If I am updating my online bank accounts this leaves dozens of files cluttering the desktop that I have to later delete. I have not been able to figure out how to change this behavior. Any suggestions?
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"How about browser preferences? are you using 10.4.8? that would mean over two years without updates."
There's nothing I can find in the browser prefs that affects this behavior. I'm running 10.5.7 of OSX.
"Are you using Acrobat? latest 9.1+? a browser plug-in? to view pdfs?"
Firefox launches Acrobat to open pdfs. I have the latest version the Acrobat reader. Safari uses Preview.
"I'm not surprised a file is saved to disk. But does the browser delete temp files on quit or closing?"
Actually, I am quite surprised that a copy of a pdf opened via a browser is left lying around. This is bad behavior.
There is no temp file. Immediately upon clicking the url and the pdf file opening, there is a copy of the file on the desktop.
"Other things to try: backup your system (clone, so it is bootable) and repair the drive and permissions with SuperDuper and Disk Warrior. Just to be sure you have backup, and that it is working properly."
I don't really get the fixation on these forums with repairing permissions. It is unlikely to fix anything other that an app that will not run or that cannot access one of its supporting files. I've used Macs since they came into existence and have worked with UNIX almost as long. I have NEVER seen a problem fixed by repairing permissions and have never seen permissions actually repaired except after a software install. And that is a symptom of a poorly designed installer. Sorry to rant.
Thanks for the reply.

Can not see pdf file on desktop

when i saving from word to pdf on my windows 7 desktop is not on the desktop,but when i search for the file an check the file location it show it's on desktop can any one help me to solve this problem

Hi，
How about other files? or this issue only happens on the PDF? have you tried to manually copy a PDF to the desktop?
My guess is that the PDF does exist in a desktop, but not the real desktop, but a virtualized desktop.
such as path users\username \Appdata\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files\Virtualized\C\Users\username\Desktop
As ａtest, you can use Process Monitor to capture the process, download this tool from this link
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-in/sysinternals/bb896645.aspx
once you download and install it, open it, while it is recording the activities, open a dialog, which shows the specific pdf file, then in process monitor , use keyword (suc as pdf) to find the specific process
You can refer to this link
http://blogs.technet.com/b/markrussinovich/archive/2009/02/03/3174194.aspx
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Where is my saved PDF file?

I viewed a PDF fle in preview ... and then saved it in Icloud .. but now I cant find it anywhere. It's not in Iwork or on my HD anywhere that I can find.
Doesnt Icloud support PDF files? (This is on a Macbook Pro)
Thanks in advance ...

Thanks Lady Designer, your method works. However, it's too many steps for what I'll need to do. I have approximately 200 e-mail messages to print to file. It'd be much faster to select a message, Command+P, Enter, and continue with the next message. Your method requires the additional steps of clicking on the PDF button and selecting Save As PDF.
You're probably thinking, "Why doesn't he just select all the messages and print once?" I tried that.
When I choose to the PDF button and Save As PDF, no matter how many multiple messages I choose, only one of the messages turns into a PDF file. The other messages, despite being (apparently) processed, do not become PDF files. In fact, they become nothing; I know what happens to them.
When I choose to print using Adobe PDF 9.0 as my printer, I'm not given the opportunity to select a destination for multiple files; they automatically print to the Desktop. All the messages, however, do become PDF files.
Unless there's a way to select a file destination to which the Adobe PDF 9.0 printer can default, my choices are to either print-to-file each message one at a time; or print all the messages at once with the one method that works, but that will flood my Desktop with a couple hundred file icons. Although the mess lasts as long as it would take to gather the files into a new folder, I prefer to save myself the trouble.

Where do my saved pdf files go?

I keep creating a PDF file from a publisher file and it says it is being saved in desktop but when I go to look for it, it is not in there, in fact I did a harddrive search and cannot find it. Where does it go?

that's a system setting, not an adobe setting. generally, after an initial save, files continue to be saved to the same location.
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Re-saving PDF files

Is there a limit to how many times a PDF file can be re-saved?
I have a person who is using a form and apparently re-saves it using the same file name each time they use it. The last time she input information in and saved it, then the next time that information does not show up when opening the document but in file details you can see the text is there. I'm thinking she should have saved the file as a different name to keep that form "blank" for future use.
Will she need to redo the form and save as different file name?

Hi inasravanim and Gilad D (try67)
Sorry to hikack the thread....but I have the same issue.
Windows 7, saving to network drive. If I overwrite the pdf on the desktop it does so fine. However, not on the network drive. The user has full control permissions on the network drive. So at a loss as to why this is happening. It only happens with PDF files too (as have tried other file formats with no issues).
Don't think it is a Acrobat problem - this was happening on Acrobat X and now on Acrobat XI. But again shouldn't be a permissions issue either...??
Any ideas?

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