Scan in Acrobat X to Adobe Reader

Can I, and if so, how do I scan a book using Acrobat X and a flat bed Epson V700 scanner to create a file that works in Adobe Reader?

Scan it as a PDF file? I think this should be an option of the software of your scanner.

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I cannot print a PDF from Adobe Acrobat Pro or Adobe Reader with Mavericks!

I cannot print a PDF from Adobe Acrobat Pro or Adobe Reader. I tried on both MacBook Pros we have here, both now with Mavericks. Error message says "Opening printer connection failed. Unable to open printer connection . . . " This is after it says sending data, printing, shows the percentages etc., but then at the end I get the error message above. I can print a PDF (same one) from Preview, but not from Acrobat! What's going on? Never had this issue before Mavericks . . . Please help.

This is an open forum, not Adobe support... you need Adobe support to help
Adobe contact information - http://helpx.adobe.com/contact.html
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Starting today, Firefox will not open Adobe Acrobat files in Adobe Reader, despite my putting Reader as default in Applications tab.

Until today, I had no trouble opening Adobe Acrobat files with Adobe Reader 9.5. (I need to use an old version of Adobe Reader, because I use a program called Macro Express that does not recognize later versions.) Starting this morning, when I click on an Acrobat file, I am asked which program I want to open it with. Even when I click "Do this automatically...", it doesn't do so. It asks me every time. I went into Tools, Applications, and changed all of the pdf related issues to open with Adobe Reader 9.5. This also doesn't work.

What I did was to reinstall/upgrade Adobe Reader, then there is an new option showing up in Firefox > options > applications > Portable Document Format(PDF), which is "use adobe acrobat in Firefox". Choose this one, then I managed again to open PDF files with Adobe Reader internally in Firefox.

For the best experience, open this PDF portfolio in Acrobat 9 or Adobe Read

Hi,
For the first time I am aware of a user has received a PDF that cannot be opened in Preview.
The pdf opens to a splash screen showing, "For the best experience, open this PDF portfolio in Acrobat 9 or Adobe Reader 9, or later." There is a large button showing " Get Adobe Reader 9"
It is a 15Mb document but we cannot get beyond the splash screen in Preview so I have had to install Reader 9 for the user.
Turns out the document is a very basic slideshow. It seems this is a new (to me) format of PDF which forces users to install Reader.
Is there any way these image portfolios can be opened within Preview so I don't have to install Adobe Reader bloatware again?
Thanks,
b .

Is there any way these image portfolios can be opened within Preview so I don't have to install Adobe Reader bloatware again?
I doubt it, but perhaps others have better info...
You can ask Apple to expand Preview's capabilities here:
http://www.apple.com/feedback/macosx.html
Personally I have never found Preview to be a complete substitute for Adobe Reader and always have both on my machine to deal with pdfs, which have a large number of possible variations in terms of version, features, and encodings.

Adobe Acrobat 9 Professional/Adobe Reader 9

Hi,
Can anyone please tell me the difference
Between
Adobe Acrobat 9 Professional &
Adobe Reader 9?
And can I have the both installed together?
Thank You
Phillip

First, Adobe doesn't support having both on the same machine. It can cause problems. Adobe Reader does exactly that it reads pdf files. Acrobat Standard, Pro, and Extended are tools for reading and creating and editing pdf files.
Take a look at: http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/reader.html
Take a look at this as well: http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/matrix.html

参考:「Acrobat 9.1/Adobe Reader 9.1 アップデート」が出ました!

本投稿はAcrobatとAdobe Readerの両フォーラムに出しています。
すでに報告されている脆弱性に対応した「9.1」アップデートがリリースされました。
・Acrobat 9.1/Adobe Reader 9.1 アップデートインストール手順（Windows）
http://www.adobe.com/jp/support/kb/ts/235/ts_235294_ja-jp.html
・Acrobat 9.1/Adobe Reader 9.1 アップデートインストール手順（Macintosh）
http://www.adobe.com/jp/support/kb/ts/235/ts_235295_ja-jp.html
「B-2. Adobe Reader の場合」を見ると、Adobe Reader 9.1 は差分ではなく入れ替えのような感じです。
ダウンロードサイトから9.1をダウンロードしろとあります。
Windows版Adobe Reader 9.1（AdbeRdr910_ja_JP.exe？）はFTPサイトだと以下のところにあるようです。
ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/win/9.x/9.1/jpn/
今回修正された脆弱性に関する、Adobeの説明。
・APSA09-01 - バージョン9.0もしくはそれ以前のAdobe ReaderおよびAcrobatにおけるバッファオーバーフローの脆弱性に関するセキュリティ情報
http://www.adobe.com/jp/support/security/advisories/apsa09-01.html
さきほどAdobe Reader 9の[ヘルプ] メニューから [アップデートの有無をチェック]を行いましたが、私の環境ではまだ更新メニューとして挙がってきません。
必要システム構成では「Internet Explorer 6.0、6.0（Service Pack 1）、または7.0、8.0」と、8.0が明示されています。
・Adobe Reader 9.1必要システム構成
http://www.adobe.com/jp/products/reader/systemreqs/#90win
下記サイトによると、Unix版は3/25頃にリリースのようです。
・攻撃も発生中：Adobe、ReaderとAcrobatの脆弱性に対処 - ITmedia News
http://www.itmedia.co.jp/news/articles/0903/11/news027.html
以下は参考までに。
・Adobeを捨てるときが来たのかも - ITmedia エンタープライズ
http://www.itmedia.co.jp/enterprise/articles/0903/10/news025.html
・JPCERT/CC REPORT 2009-02-25 ：Adobe Reader および Adobe Acrobat にバッファオーバーフローの脆弱性
http://www.jpcert.or.jp/wr/2009/wr090801.html#1

続報になります（AcrobatとAdobe Readerの両フォーラムに出しています）。
Acrobat及びAdobe Readerの8.x、7.x用のアップデートが出ました。
・バージョン7と8でも対処：Adobe、AcrobatとAdobe Readerの修正版を追加公開 - ITmedia News
http://www.itmedia.co.jp/news/articles/0903/19/news028.html
「米Adobe Systemsは先日公開したバージョン9のセキュリティアップデートに続き、このほどバージョン7と8のアップデートを公開して脆弱性に対処した。3月18日付で公開しのはAcrobat 8.1.4と7.1.1、Reader 8.1.4と7.1.1の各バージョン。」
日本側のダウンロードはまだ古いままのようで、米国サイトからMultiple Languages版で対応することになりそうです。
以下は「Adobe Reader 7.1.1」「Adobe Reader 8.1.4」「Adobe Acrobat 8.1.4 Pro」アップデートの場合です。
・Adobe - Adobe Reader : For Windows : Adobe Reader 7.1.1 Update - Multiple Languages
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=4363
・Adobe - Adobe Reader : For Windows : Adobe Reader 8.1.4 Update - Multiple Languages : Thank You
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=4408
・Adobe - Acrobat : For Windows : Adobe Acrobat 8.1.4 Professional, Standard update - multiple languages
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=4410
ftp版なら以下のところ。
ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/win/7x/7.1.1/misc/
ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/win/8.x/8.1.4/misc/
ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/acrobat/win/8.x/8.1.4/misc/
以下はAdobe開発者のブログ。
・Adobe Product Security Incident Response Team (PSIRT): Adobe Reader and Acrobat updates for Windows and Macintosh available
http://blogs.adobe.com/psirt/2009/03/adobe_reader_and_acrobat_updat.html
現段階で、[ヘルプ]以下からの[アップデートの有無をチェック]で出来るかどうかは分かりません。

Unable to print drawing properly in Acrobat - however with Adobe Reader no problem !!!

Got a pdf (converted ACAD drawing) of which certain sections appear hardly readable on screen (grey, distorted ??)
Tried all print options (colour, B&W, save PDF again, check rersolutions, contacted supplier of printer etc.) I could think of but no improvements
By mistake I printed the file direct from explorer view and amazingly enough TEXT OKAY !
Printed original file to CutePDF_writer and - once again - section could be read without any problem
Thought I give the free Adobe Reader a try and once again: no problem at all
Adobe Acrobat is fully updated - beside a Java flattening scripts I have not had anything modified.
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Looks to me the file to be printed has some fonts not recognized / supported / missing in my Acrobat software?
When yes how can I check & resolve ?
Actually puts me in a delicate position now - help urgently needed !
Assume I have to add fonts ? But got no warning anything missing...
And: should a professional software tool not at least match options / features of a free version ?
Added comment:
It's even getting more weird
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Thanks for help in advance
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Got a pdf (converted ACAD drawing) of which certain sections appear hardly readable on screen (grey, distorted ??)
Tried all print options (colour, B&W, save PDF again, check rersolutions, contacted supplier of printer etc.) I could think of but no improvements
By mistake I printed the file direct from explorer view and amazingly enough TEXT OKAY !
Printed original file to CutePDF_writer and - once again - section could be read without any problem
Thought I give the free Adobe Reader a try and once again: no problem at all
Adobe Acrobat is fully updated - beside a Java flattening scripts I have not had anything modified.
Strang situation: only with the professional tool I am using very often I am unable to print as required.
Looks to me the file to be printed has some fonts not recognized / supported / missing in my Acrobat software?
When yes how can I check & resolve ?
Actually puts me in a delicate position now - help urgently needed !
Assume I have to add fonts ? But got no warning anything missing...
And: should a professional software tool not at least match options / features of a free version ?
Added comment:
It's even getting more weird
Printing on an other printer (Minolta instead of Canon) NO PROBLEM AT ALL
Thanks for help in advance
Eddie

Unable to open pdf created with Acrobat Pro using Adobe Reader X

Files created with some Adobe Professional applications such as Acrobat Pro ensure the file is small by excluding font information from the file. Simple pdf creation applications embed the font in the file, which makes for transportability between apps but does make the files big.
The problem i have experienced is that Adobe Reader X is one of the simple app varieties, so is unable to open, print, or read files created using Adobe Acrobat Pro..
i'd welcome any help in (a) finding a free app that opens these 'pro pdf' files, OR (b) an option setting in Acrobat Pro which includes the font information in the file - or both!

There are so many things wrong, around a tiny grain of truth, it really isn't worth examining. Not at this stage if you are more interested in getting things working. It may be worth asking you though, since Reader doesn't even launch for you, how you came to focus on font embedding being the cause.
Ok, Reader doesn't launch. Suppose you start Reader FIRST. Then use File > Open on your PDF.

Adobe Acrobat 6 and Adobe Reader 9 Web browser problem

Good Day,
I have a user that has Acrobat 6 and Reader 9 installed on the same computer. Acrobat 6 is used to edit (via open with -> Adobe Acrobat) while for normal reading, they use Adobe Reader 9 (since some files that were created in Acrobat 9 cannot be opened with Acrobat 6).
From the desktop, everything works as it should. However, the problem is that when the user is trying to open a document on the web (from Internet Explorer 7) then instead of using Reader 9, it uses Acrobat 6 (and because is unable to open Acrobat 9 files) it gives an error saying that you need to have Adobe Reader 8 or 9 installed.
So far I have tried the following:
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Ok, so after I wrote the last post, I read through the related posts, and found the answer to
what i was looking for.
I guess it is unofficial, but I tested it today and works great:
Registry that needs to be changed is:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Software\Adobe\Acrobat\Exe
Change the path (Acrobat 6) from "c:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat6\Acrobat.exe"
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That fixed the problem.
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Adobe Acrobat Professional and Adobe Reader

I have Adobe Acrobat Professional 7.0 (AP) and Adobe Reader 9
(AR) installed on a WinXP system. Both AP and AR work, but if one
is open I cannot start the other: If AP is open and I try to open
a pdf file in AR (right click -> open with... -> Acrobat Reader
9) the file opens in AP. If AR is open and I try to open a pdf
file in AP the opposite happens.
I am sure there must be a setting somewhere that turns this
behavior off but I cannot find it.
Any help is appreciated.

You are simply finding another reason why Adobe does not recommend this combination. You may be able to try the /n command line directive to see if it allows multiple runs between the two.

Acrobat Pro 7, Adobe Reader 8, and Filled out forms

My head is spinning with all the "Acrobat features" that seem to be in Acrobat, but actually aren't. At least not in the version I always seem to have. I wish Adobe would be more diligent in explaining what features are are in which version and what features are in the Windows version that aren't in the Mac version.
I'll do a search for a particular question. Get an answer of Yes, Acrobat can do that. Only to find out (through trial and error and usually not the article I'm reading) that I can't do what I what I want in the version I have.
To my question: We are using Acrobat 7 (CS2) to make forms for people to fill out and return to us. The people filling out the forms will mostly be in Adobe Reader 8.
How can we get those folks to send us the filled out form? I have yet to get that to work. I have Reader 8 on my machine and when I use the Submit Button method, Reader tells me SendMail can't recognize my mail client, but then gives me no way of fixing that? Where are SendMail preferences? SendMail isn't even in the Help menu!
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There is a New feature in Acrobat 8, that allows usage rights (you have to choose in tools menu, to allow it.
For small companies and Non-Profits, Adobe threw us a Bone. As long as as you receive no more than 500 respondents you can do this without breaking the EULA. (License agreement).
What you do is create your form make sure you have perfected and needs no changes. then turn on this item in Tools menu to allow Fill out and email. Then post to a website or send individually to no more than 500 people by email. They can fill out the form save the changes then send back.
However when you do this any person using Acrobat Pro 7 or Acrobat 8, or Reader 7 or 8 can do this. doesn't work bellow version 7. But Acrobat 8 is the only one (so far Than can create these.
If you make a mistake in the form and find it after turning usage rights on you have to save a copy with rights turn of and make your changes then go through procedure again.

After installing acrobat 10 pro adobe reader 10 is no longer the default

Hi
I recently installed Adobe Acrobat 10 pro on machines that have Adobe reader 10 on them. Now the default for pdf's is acrobat pro 10. Is there a way yo install pro 10 but keep reader 10 as the default? I have this problem on several hundred pc's
Any hep would grealy be appreciated.

BTW, all the properties are listed in the admin guide here: http://www.adobe.com/go/acrobatitinfo.
You'll find preference (registry/plist) config info on the same page.
ben

Adobe Acrobat X vs Adobe Reader XI pdf ownership

Hi All,
This question comes up from time to time and I am still not sure how should this really work, tehrefor I require Your help.
In case I install Acrobat X and Reader XI on the same machine,the progam I install the last, will become the default viewer for pdf documents.
1.Should this really work that way?
2.What is the best practice to set Acrobat the default program on a machine where Reader is installed too? (except if only Reader is installed)
3.Is there any documentation regarding to how pdfownership changes with installing/reinstalling Reader and Acrobat after each other?
-Forexample: first I install AdobeReader XI, than I install Acrobat X, and finally I run a repair/reinstallation for Adobe Reader. In this case AdobeReader will have the ownership since this was installed last. Is that correct so?
Thanks for your help in advance!
Zoltan

Assuming that you are on Windows, that's how it works: a program is installed, and assumes ownership of the file association for the files it handles.
There is an easy way to correct that after the installation: open Adobe Reader or Acrobat | Edit | Preferences | General: click on the Select Default PDF Handler button to select between Acrobat and Reader.

Upgrading to Acrobat Pro XI / Adobe Reader XI and enabling user rights

My company is a little behind on software updates and I'm going to ask for Adobe Reader XI to pushed out company wide since allows the user to save a filled-in PDF form.
Right now I'm using Acrobat Pro X, and suspect I will need to upgrade as well.
My questions are:
With the new-found ability of Reader to finally be able to save a filled in form, how does this effect the "enabling user rights" scenario?
Is it needed if the entire company is using Adobe Reader XI?
I did a test in Adobe Reader XI, and sure enough, I was able to save a filled-in form...BUT, I could not digitally sign the form.
Is this where the enabling user rights is still mandatory?
Or is this because the form was designed in Acrobat Pro X?
Does Acrobat Pro XI work around this?
I know I don't need to upgrade to Acrobat Pro XI to continue making forms, but should I?
Thanks for your feed back, and I look forward to reading your replies

Thank you, George, for the prompt reply!
I suspected as much, but couldn't find a clear cut answer in my searches.
The tab order update alone has convinced me its worth pushing for the new Acrobat Pro XI.
The update to Adobe Reader XI will make many of our forms easier to get into the digital workflow, and I'm looking forward to getting use further away from a paper-based system

Ouverture de fichier PDF avec Acrobat X Pro/Adobe Reader

Bonjour,
J'ai un petit problème :
Depuis que j'ai installé Acrobat X Pro, tout mes fichiers PDF veulent s'ouvrir avec ce logiciel.
Le problème est qu'il ne démarre pas, parfois j'ai de la chance et 1-2 minutes plus tard il se lance
Quand je lance Acrobat X Pro depuis l'éxecutable, sans passer par un fichier, ça ne marche pas non plus. Et Distiller X non plus.
Je peux donc faire clic droit sur le .pdf et faire "ouvrir dans adobe reader 10" et le logiciel gratuit adobe reader s'ouvre en moins de 2secondes.
Alors j'ai voulu mettre que les fichiers .pdf s'ouvraient par défaut avec Adobe Reader quand je double-clique sur ces fichiers.
Mais là, l'image du fichier a changé en une icône toute moche :
Comment puis-je remédier au fichier moche de droite, mais en l'ouvrant avec Adobe Reader ?
Ou alors en faisant en sorte de Acrobat X Pro arrive à se lancer
Je suis en Windows 7 Familiale Premium (un ordi en 32x et un autre en 64x)
Merci d'avance de votre aide
PS : ah et pendant que j'y suis, est-ce que je peux enlever les :
"Convertir au format pdf" et "combiner les fichiers pris en charge dans Acrobat..."
du menu contextuel du clique droit ?
Comme sur cette image : http://i47.servimg.com/u/f47/16/47/71/46/contex10.jpg

Salut,
- Cela fait bientôt 10 ans que Acrobat Reader n'existe plus : http://abracadabrapdf.net/articles.php?lng=fr&pg=8
- Pour moi, le problème des lenteurs à l'ouverture a été résolu avec la mise-à-jour 10.1.4

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