Saving postscript files with the separations option

I am testing Adobe Acrobat XI. We used to separte our clients pdf files as followed.
file - save as - postscript file - advanced options - ... separations cropmarks etc.
if you open this file i acrobat you get all your desired printingplates. this stoped working in Acrobat XI on al computers in the office
Mac Os = Lion and Mountain Lion
al systems give the same error in Distiller.
%%[ Error: undefined; OffendingCommand: Adobe_AGM_OnHost_Seps ]%%
Older postscript files that are created with acrobat 9 work fine.
So i am guessing it is An acrobat problem
thanx
Bert

Hey,
OS:
Mac Os 10.7.5 and Os X 10.8.4
-correct
Acrobat XI 11.0.3
-My info says 11.0.0 and Creative Cloud manager marks Acrobat up to date
Acrobat XI:
1. Open a PDf file from client
2. File -> save as -> postscript file -> advanced options / settings -> output -> color select sperations. (could you add the screen with all settings, just to be sure)
-in attchement
3. Save file to .ps Distiller XI:
4. You open distiller (did you select any conversion preset?)
-no Conversion PrintScreen attached
5. Select the .ps and convert
At this point you get a post script error: %%[ Error: undefined; OffendingCommand: Adobe_AGM_OnHost_Seps ]%%
Comparison done:
old .ps file from Acrobat 9 (seperations) are converted to .pdf
new .ps file from Acrobat 11 (seperations) are not converted to .pdf
-correct
+ Maybe you could create a simple sample file and add a link to test if the issue can be replicated at this end?
-in attachement
+ You did try multiple source files? Different PDF files?
-yes
+ Did you test different Distiller presets before converting ps to pdf?
-yes
Files:
.pdf file = https://files.acrobat.com/preview/743d719a-7d46-40c7-b011-6d583adb57fc
.ps file = https://files.acrobat.com/preview/c9f687bf-fdf6-4c81-8926-33e99d39025b
Settings:
ps file:
https://files.acrobat.com/preview/333887c2-04f5-4c2a-9554-111f3fac88a3
https://files.acrobat.com/preview/52821358-9224-4e8d-935c-469da5627a2f
https://files.acrobat.com/preview/615647ad-a7a4-4a09-ade9-46b79b89d55f
https://files.acrobat.com/preview/83bdd504-1ba0-4908-aa47-2f157bdf7231
distiller:
https://files.acrobat.com/preview/1af4e0e4-4b8f-45ef-8471-1f04ba63eafc
https://files.acrobat.com/preview/5aeff868-87a6-4fc4-9e61-b766d808f333
https://files.acrobat.com/preview/028d3e75-20e0-4fc0-897e-ac419d7fb6e8
thanx...
Bert

Similar Messages

Question about auto-saving multiple files with the same template

Is there any way to do this? The template will never change - but I will need to save it as a new file each time I open it. Just want to know if there is an automatic way to do this when the template is opened each time? Preferably numeric, starting from any number. I suppose I can just save each file myself - but as it gets up into the thousands of files - I'm not going to want to.
It would be really cool if it could auto-save the file, assign it a number, and then place that number in the top corner of the saved document.
If anyone can help - let me know. C.

OK. First add a text field to the document, say "text1". You probably want it to be read-only. You can duplicate it to all pages if needed. Then open the template document, open the interactive JavaScript console (Ctrl+J), and enter the following code:
// Interactive Console JavaScript
// Get the folder this file is in
var folder = path.replace(documentFileName, "");
// Save multiple copies (from 1 to 9)
// with the number in the text field
for (var i = 1; i < 10; i += 1) {
getField("text1").value = i;
saveAs(folder + "template" + i + ".pdf");
After you paste the code, highlight the lines and press Ctrl+Enter (or the Enter key on the numeric keypad) and Acrobat will save multiple copies to the same folder as the template. Replace "text1" with the name of the field you've set up and "template" with the name you want the copies to have before the number.

Postscript file with the RUN command

I have inherited some code that I'm trying to fix. The postscript file contains a 'RUN' command. When I try to open the file, I get the error unable to recognize the command. Understandable since that command does not reside on my server. It resides on a UNIX box which controls the printer. However when I try to print the file to the printer nothing happens. Neither is the command run and the results printed out nor the contents of .PS file is printed. Please help.

I have included an old PostScript program I wrote from the early 1990's that will print a directory of the interpreter's file system, which is a good place to start.
If there are no files matching the string FG530 then you are out of luck, unless you can find it and download it to the PostScript file system again.
I added the commented lines about file paths and the included image is of the first page of the generated output:
%!PS-Adobe
%%Creator: Marvin R. Horton, Macore Company, Inc.
%%BeginProc:
/Buff 100 string def /Wipe 100 string def
/Rebuff {Buff 0 Wipe putinterval} def
/startpage {18 756 moveto gsave (P O S T S C R I P T F I L E S Y S T E M D I R E C T O R Y ) show 400 0 rlineto .5 setlinewidth stroke
grestore 0 -6 rmoveto}def
/Dir {0 -6 rmoveto gsave Buff show Rebuff grestore
currentpoint 6 sub 30 lt{450 eq{showpage startpage}{144 720 rmoveto}ifelse}if }def
%%EndProc:
/Courier findfont 6 scalefont setfont
startpage
(*) {Dir} Buff filenameforall
%%How to get file list from a subdirectory of...: (fonts/*) {Dir} Buff filenameforall
%%How to get file list within specific naming "FG...": (FG???) {Dir} Buff filenameforall
showpage

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/

When round tripping with photoshop cc, i get a saved psd file with my original raw,the problem is these are high file sizes and taking a lot of space,can i stop this?

when round tripping with photoshop cc, i get a saved psd file with my original raw,the problem is these are high file sizes and taking a lot of space,can i stop this?

That's not the workflow that I use. I have my Lightroom preferences set to create TIF images when going to Photoshop. I keep the original raw file and the TIF image (usually reduced to an 8-bit image) and only export JPEG's when they are needed to send to a lab or to send to someone over the Internet. JPEG files are highly compressed. I only create them when they are needed, and they are discarded as soon as they have been used for their intended purpose. I keep the raw file and the Photoshop-created TIF in my library. This requires extra disk space. But I always have the highest quality files available.

How to import data from CSV file with columns separated by semicolon?

I migrate database from MS SQL 2008 to ORACLE 11g
I export data to CSV file from MS SQL
then I try to import it to Oracle
several tables goes fine using Import data option in the SQL Developer
Standard CSV files with data separated by comma were imported.
chars, date (with format string), and integer data are imported via import wizard without problems
the problems were when I try to import table with noninteger numbers with modal part separated by comma not by dot
comma is the standard separator for columns in CSV file
so I must change the standard separator to semicolon
then the import wizard have problem to correct recognize the columns data because it use only standard CSV comma separator :-/
In SQL Developer 1.5.3 Tools -> Preferences -> Migration -> Data Move Options
I change "End of Column Delimiter" to ; but it doens't work
Is this possible to change the standard column separator for import data wizzard in SQL Developer 1.5.3?
Or maybe someone know how to import data in SQL Developer 1.5.3 from CSV when CSV colunn separator is set to semicolon?

A new preference has been added to customize the import delimiter in main code line. This should be available as part of future release.

Cannot open the file because the open options are incorrect

I'm trying to iterate through a folder of images, open each one of them, duplicate them into another photoshop file and close the individual image. This code works great on a PC (Photoshop CS3), but when I run it on our macs (Photoshop CS3) I will receive the following error on random images. "Error: Cannot open the file because the open options are incorrect" Does anyone know how to solve this problem? I've read about possibly setting the OpenDocumentType but have not seen an example anywhere. This error will sometimes occur after loading in one image or sometimes after 20 images. Sometimes I run it on the same directory multiple times all with various points of error. Sometimes every images is loaded. Any help would be much appreciated. Sample code is below.
i //CODE BELOW
i //allows the user to select an folder full of images
b var inputFolder = Folder.selectDialog("Select a folder that contains the files you want added as layers.");
b var fileList = inputFolder.getFiles();
b var tempRef = app.open(tempName);
b for (var i = 0; i < fileList.length; i++)
b {
b var tempName = fileList[i];
b var tempStringName = fileList[i].toString();
i //used to check if the file in the directory does in fact contain the .png extension
b var reducedFileName = tempStringName.substring(tempStringName.lastIndexOf("/")+1);
b if(reducedFileName.substring((reducedFileName.length - 4),(reducedFileName.length)) != ".png" || reducedFileName.substring((reducedFileName.length - 4),(reducedFileName.length)) != ".PNG")
b {
i //setting reference to opened docuement PNG file
i //This seems to be the section throwing the error. Surrounding with Try Catch revealse the Error noted above
b var tempRef = app.open(tempName);
i //setting a tempName variable to the PNG file name
b var tempName = app.activeDocument.name;
i //setting reference to the active layer in the file
b var graphicLayer = app.activeDocument.activeLayer;
i //setting the PNG layer name to the PNG file
b tempRef.layers[0].name = tempName;
i //duplicating the image onto the opened Photoshop file
b tempRef.layers[0].duplicate(backRef);
i //closing the original PNG file without saving
b tempRef.close(SaveOptions.DONOTSAVECHANGES);
b }
b }

It looks as if the folder contains non Photoshop files, one way around the problem would be to change
var fileList = inputFolder.getFiles();
To specify the file types you want to process IE:
var fileList = inputFolder.getFiles(/\.(jpg|tif|psd|crw|cr2|nef|dcr|dc2|raw)$/i);

How do I print to a postscript file with InDesign CS6 without both extensions, .indd.ps?

How do I print to a postscript file without an .indd extension in InDesign CS6? I choose Print, choose a print preset from my print shop and Save. The first time I tried it was blank (the Hide Extension was checked), so I tried to save and got a dialog box that said it cannot be saved as an .indd file (duh), to choose both or .ps. I chose .ps and it was fine, but every time I postscripted it gave me this dialog box until I unchecked Hide Extension. After I did that, every time I postscript it automatically saves both extensions. Not a big deal but it is annoying. I just want it to end with .ps like it used to. Any ideas on how to fix this?
Thanks!!

I have no idea but I am incredibly curious...why are you doing this?
Printing to postscript is a completely archaic workflow. Export to PDF
instead.
Bob
TKnudt <mailto:[email protected]>
Tuesday, January 15, 2013 6:12 PM
>
How do I print to a postscript file with InDesign CS6 without
both extensions, .indd.ps?
created by TKnudt <http://forums.adobe.com/people/TKnudt> in
/InDesign/ - View the full discussion
<http://forums.adobe.com/message/4996731#4996731

HOW DO I DEAL WITH THE TIFF OPTIONS SCREEN?

I am a beginner with PSE 10 learning how to save an edited TIFF scan. I check the box for saving in Version Set and clik OK. The TIFF Options window comes up. How do I learn what this is for and how to handle the choices it presents? I have exhausted what is available in HELP. Suggestions Please!
MBArmstrong

It’s really a question of choosing compression otherwise an uncompressed tiff file is very large and will slow down your computer. I normally use LZW. It’s lossless compression and has been around longer than ZIP and can be handled by most third parties e.g. if you need to send your files to a print lab.
I never recommend saving tiff files with layers as they become huge. Always use the Photoshop format (PSD) for saving layered files which are much more efficient.

I need to create an action or script to save the file with the name of the selected layer

I need to create an action or script to save the file with the name of the selected layer (not including the hidden layers, but including those visible).
How could modify the script: 'Layer Comps To Files.jsx' to get the result?
Warning: I do not need to export all layers as files.
Who can help me?
THX in advance

Versione in Italiano (Further down the English version)
NB - Nella versione inglese ho messo tutte le immagini dei menu in italiano.
Versione per Mac, ma credo sia identico per Windows.
Spiego passo passo cosa ho fatto:
- Ho creato un file esempio con tre Livelli, salvato sulla scrivania e ho chiuso il file.
- Ho aperto il file e selezionato il Livello al centro per iniziare a registrare una azione che ho chiamato: Save with Name of Selected Layer
- Nuova azione
- Dare il nome e premere Registra
Ora salva…
- Menu --> Livello --> Nuovo --> Livello... e premi -ok-, (lascia il nome che viene mostrato)
- Ancora una volta Menu --> Livello... --> Nuovo --> Livello... e premi -ok-, (lascia il nome che viene mostrato)
- Menu --> Livello --> Ordina --> Dietro
- Menu --> Livello --> Unisci sotto
- Menu --> Livello --> Unisci visibili
- Menu --> Livello --> Nuovo --> Livello... e premi -ok-, (lascia il nome che viene mostrato)
- Menu --> Livello - Nascondi Livello
- Menu --> Elimina --> Elimina livelli nascosti (press -Yes-)
- Menu --> Livello --> Nuovo --> Livello... Inserisci questo: 'Move this to the trash' e premi ok
- Menu --> File --> Script --> Esporta Livelli in File... (Nella finestra che si apre scegliere l’opzione che si desidera, ma togliere il prefisso del nome) e premere -Esegui-
- Selezionare il pannello Storia cliccare su Elimina premendo -Si- ogni volta che si apre la finestra di dialogo (Ripetere 8 volte questa operazione sino ad arrivare nella storia alla condizione di partenza. Ho visto che è meglio di Ripristina -F12-)
- Fermare la registrazione.
A questo punto, mandando in esecuzione questa Azione, ho raggiunto parzialmente l’obiettivo perché i file così creati mantengono, purtroppo, dei prefissi numerici per evitare probabilmente la sovrascrizione di file (credo senza avviso) nel posto dove vengono creati.
Per ottenere l’obiettivo occorre un nuovo passo ed a proposito di questo riferisco quanto segue:
ATTENZIONE - L’operazione descritta qui di seguito deve essere fatta su di una copia del file, per cui:
- Duplicare il file,
- Spostare l’originale in altra cartella
- Lavorare sul file duplicato.
mi riferisco a questo...
ATTENZIONE - Questa modifica è effettuata a proprio rischio e pericolo ed il sottoscritto non si assume alcuna responsabilità su quanto venga fatto soprattutto da mani inesperte.
ATTENZIONE - Questa modifica sovrascrive qualsiasi file che abbia nome uguale al layer che viene selezionato più l’estensione del file naturalmente.
Comunque la modifica è banalissima e a portata di chiunque.
Procedere così:
- Chiudere Photoshop
- Aprire (nel percorso specificato dall’immagine) il file “Export Layers to Files.jsx” (Export Layers To Files.jsx 1.0.0.16) con un editor di testo puro.
- cercare la stringa (dovrebbe essere in riga 1029)
var fileNameBody = fileNamePrefix;
fileNameBody += "_" + zeroSuppress(i, 4);
fileNameBody += "_" + layerName;
- sostituirla con:
var fileNameBody = fileNamePrefix;
fileNameBody += layerName;
- cercare la stringa (dovrebbe essere in riga 1047-46)
var fileNameBody = fileNamePrefix;
fileNameBody += "_" + zeroSuppress(i, 4) + "s";
- sostituirla con:
var fileNameBody = fileNamePrefix;
fileNameBody += "";
- salvare e uscire.
- riavviare Photoshop
- provare l’azione registrata facendo attenzione che il nome del layer non sia identico al nome di un file già presente altrimenti questo verrà sovrascritto.
Domanda:
Perché ho creato livelli che poi ho eliminato ecc.
Risposta:
Semplice per evitare errori di esecuzione delle azioni nel caso di operazioni con livelli mancanti o altro.
Semplice... no?
English version
Mac version, but I think it's the same for Windows.
First of all, I'm translating the actions that I made using the Italian version of Photoshop, you look at the position of the menu that I have chosen to do the work with other languages.
I explain step by step what I did:
- I created a sample file with three layers, saved to the desktop and I closed the file.
- I opened the file and select the layer at the center to start recording an action that I called: Save with Name of the Selected Layer
- New action
- Give the name and press Save ( I think it is so in English )
Now save ...
- Menu -> Layer - > New —> Layer… and press -ok- , (leave the name that is shown)
- Once again Menu -> Layer - > New —> Layer… and press -ok- , (leave the name that is shown)
- Menu -> Layer - > Arrange (order) -> Behind
- Menu -> Layer - > Merge Down
- Menu -> Layer - > Merge Visible
- Menu -> Layer - > New —> Layer… and press -ok- , (leave the name that is shown)
- Menu -> Layer - Hide Layer
- Menu - > Delete - > Delete hidden layers (press -Yes- )
- Menu -> Layer - > New —> Layer… Enter this: ' Move this to the trash ' and press ok
- Menu -> File - > Scripts -> Export Layers To Files... (In the window that opens select the option you want, but take away the name prefix) and press - Run -
- Select the History panel and click Delete (on menu opened) pressing -Yes- every time when open the dialog box (8 times Repeat this step until you get into the story to the starting condition. Not use Restore -F12-).
- Stop recording.
At this point, by executing this action, I have reached the goal partly because the files created in this way remain, unfortunately, the numerical prefixes to avoid possibly overwriting of files (I think without notice) in the place where they are created.
To achieve the goal we need a new step and thinking about this as follows:
WARNING - The operation described below should be made on a copy of the file, so :
- Duplicate the file
- Move the original folder to another
- Work on the duplicate file.
WARNING - This modification is performed at your own risk and the undersigned assumes no responsibility on what is done mostly by inexperienced hands.
WARNING - This change will overwrite any files with the same name as the selected layer plus the file extension of course.
However, the change is trivial and within reach of anyone.
Proceed as follows:
- Close Photoshop
- Open (in the specified path from the image ) file " Export Layers to Files.jsx " (Export Layers To Files.jsx 1.0.0.16) with a pure text editor.
- Search for the string (should be in line 1029 )
var = fileNameBody fileNamePrefix ;
fileNameBody = + "_" + zeroSuppress (i, 4 ) ;
fileNameBody + = "_ " + layerName ;
- Replace it with :
var = fileNameBody fileNamePrefix ;
fileNameBody + = layerName ;
- Search for the string (should be in line 1047-46 )
var = fileNameBody fileNamePrefix ;
fileNameBody + = "_ " + zeroSuppress (i, 4) + "s" ;
- Replace it with :
var = fileNameBody fileNamePrefix ;
fileNameBody + = "";
- Save and exit.
- Restart Photoshop
- Try the recorded Action, making sure that the layer name is not identical to the name of an existing file otherwise it will be overwritten.
Question:
Why I created levels which I then deleted etc..
Answer:
Simple to avoid errors of execution of the actions in the case of transactions with missing levels and other.
Simple ... is not it?
Sorry for my bad English...
Thanks in advance for any hint.
--->>> Please think about this... Adobe <<<---

Microsoft Project does not open; Even after enabling the project from Options - Addins - enable the Disabled file in the Manage options.

Dear experts
I have two issues for which I seek help.
1. My Microsoft project does not open, hangs, no matter how many times I disable the Options -> Addins -> enable the Disabled file in the Manage options.
I also copied the file and tried. It has no previous versions. Any advice
I plan to open this in 2013 version of Project later but I really need your advice.
Regards

Hi Protocoder,
If I understand well, this is a 2013 mpp file that you want to open with Ms Project 2013? Then you get Project hang? Are you using Project Server as well or just the standalone MS Project version?
Can you reproduce this issue with other files or just this file?
Your file might be corrupted, try this
method, export the file as XML and saving it back as mpp.
Hope this helps,
Guillaume Rouyre, MBA, MCP, MCTS |

Translation - XLF file with the UTF-8 BOM at the head of the file

Using APEX 3.2, I'm trying to get translations loaded for an application that I'm working on. We are going through the process of generating XLIFF files, sending them to a translator to translate, and then importing the data back in rather than manually editing the translations.
This works perfectly when I use my text editor to enter the (very poor) translations in the file. Our translator, however, uses a tool that adds a byte-order mask BOM at the head of the XLIFF file when it saves it in order to identify it as a UTF-8 encoded file. This appears to be a valid way for the tool to indicate the encoding being used though, obviously, the encoding in the header overrides it and the BOM is not the preferred method of specifying the encoding of an XML file. However, when we import the file in APEX, and hit the Apply XLIFF button, we get an error
ORA-31011: XML parsing failed ORA-19202: Error occurred in XML processing LPX-00210: expected '<' instead of '¿' Error at line 1
The third byte of the UTF-8 BOM (0xEF,0xBB,0xBF), if interpreted as an ISO-8859-1, would be the upside down question mark character in the error message. So it appears that the APEX importer is interpreting the BOM using the ISO-8859-1 character set and throwing an error that the file is not valid. That is not my reading of the proper XML parser behavior.
Obviously, we can work around the problem either by asking our translator to use a different tool or by opening up the files we get back in a hex editor and removing the BOM. Is there anything we can do to resolve the issue that doesn't involve adding an additional manual step to the process or the translator changing the tool being used? Or is there something I'm missing that would indicate that a file with the BOM in the first three bytes should not be considered a valid XML file?
Justin

Hello Justine,
>> Are you stating that that APEX translation engine more or less requires the database character set to be AL32UTF8 in order to work properly …
Not exactly.
The APEX translation engine uses the XML DB parser, and this one needs a legal XML file. The problem is that in your specific case, the encoding of the XLIFF file doesn’t match the database character set, hence a character set conversion process is involved in the middle. This conversion process – from UTF-8 to WE8MSWIN1252 embeds illegal XML characters in your stored XML file, right where the BOM is. If, for example, your XLIFF file were encoded in Windows-1252, no character conversion would be necessary and the final (database stored) version of the XLIFF would have been remained legal (assuming it started this way). In this case, the APEX translation mechanism will work just fine, even with a database character set of WE8MSWIN1252 (as you can see when you are using your own XLIFF files, which don’t include the (offending) BOM byte).
>> … even if an alternate character set encodes all the characters we need?
With your current database configuration, it seems that the alternate character set you are talking about can’t really encode all the characters that you need, as it can’t cope with the UTF-8 BOM conversion. It very well may be the only character it can’t handle, but that is enough.
As we need to be practical, and a database character set conversion is most likely out of the question, the simple solution is probably asking your translator to save your XLIFF files without including the BOM. I’m not familiar with the professional XLIFF editors you mentioned, however, as UTF-8 encoding doesn’t really need a BOM, saving a UTF-8 file without it should be an option (just like Keith mentioned with regards to very simple editors like the windows’ Notepad, or Notepad++).
Regards,
Arie.
&diams; Please remember to mark appropriate posts as correct/helpful. For the long run, it will benefit us all.
&diams; Author of Oracle Application Express 3.2 – The Essentials and More

I can no longer access a password protected Numbers file with the correct password. Error message only says the file "cannot be opened."

I'm using Numbers version 3.2.2.
Suddenly I cannot access my password protected Numbers file with the correct password. I have the correct password written down so I know I haven't made a mistake.
The response box that pops up says that the file cannot be opened. There are no other options for me to choose from.

Also, I tried to open it through an older version of Numbers but it sent this error message.

The same file with the same name need to call two RFC's with the sequence

i have to pick up the same file with the same name and call the two RFC in sequence
scenario.i have xxx.txt file.file should be proces first calling the first rfc .
I created two different communication channels
for the first sender file communication channel i should not use processing mode archive,delete,Test
and only option is set read only.
if i set the read only the file ..then i can not use the same file again to call second RFC.
how we can acheive the above scenario?
Regards,
Hyma

If you want to file need to be picked up twice in same folder, it seems it is hard for PI adapter to achieve it, you should look for API's that control adapters availibility.
But if you have different folder, then it make your scenario simpler since you can process first time, then output to another folder, configure another adapter to pick up from different folder.
Regards
Liang

I need create a lof of files with the same password with Acrobat Standard 9

Good Morning:
I need create a lot of pdf files with password. After I put all files in a directory and with the Acrobat Writer Version 4 selected this directory and the program Acrobat automaticly put the same password in all the files. After as well, I could select files with the same password and changed the password automaticly of this files.
Now with the Acrobat Standard 9, I don't know make this taskes. My cuestion is "Can I make this things with acrobat Standard 9 or I need other version?"
Thank you

Thank you for your help
Your solution is different from the other members' opinion. ¿Is This option available in the Adobe Standard ? Because I have not found it in Adobe Standard.
Your option is with Edit > Preferences > Batch Processing Security Method "Password Security" and the option of the other members is with Advance > Batch Process.
I have tried to change some pdf files that had password with Adobe Pro, so I tried to remove the security password from the pdf files, with Advance > Batch Process.
I created a new secuence with security through the Option "Whithout Password" but when I executed the secuence, the program showed me a window with this message "OPERATION NO AVAILABLE".
¿Can you help me? I don't kown how I can remove the password of this pdfs, yet.
Thank you in advance.

Saving postscript files with the separations option

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for