Standard or Pro 9?

I use Microsoft PowerPoint and convert to PDFs with the Pro 9 trial version. Will Standard version do this also? Thanks

Micro$oft has a downloadable plugin for MS Office 2007 that can add a "save as PDF" option to MS Office. This is like printing to the PDF printer, no interactivity. Older versions of MS Office do not have this feature, but with a compatible version of Acrobat, Standard or Professional, has a PDF print driver (like paper output but a file) and MS Macros that could create PDF files with interactive features.. As noted the Professional version of Acrobat one has some additional processing capabilities like "batch processing" and the "PDF Optimizer" that can be used to create smaller PDFs or easily add additonal features.
OOO.org has a compatilbe and less expensive alternative to MS Office that has the 'Export as PDF' feature. In a form this option also includes the form fields.

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I have a very old (by computer standards) MacBook Pro, and a newer one. I've been using the old one mostly for iTunes, into which I have only CD entries. For a long time, years, the old MacBook pro ceased entering the song titles. This is very time consuming for me, so I finally investigated a bit further.
I discovered how to enter the track titles onto my newer MacBook Pro, and was so pleased! But when I tried to do the same with the other laptop, it failed.
What I did, basically, was what the Apple Help suggested--choose iTunes General Preferences, etc.etc. And yes, I did upgrade the old laptop to the newest iTunes version.
Am I just wasting my time here? Is there some reason why an older Mac Pro will not do what the newer one will, with regard to iTunes?
My older laptop is a 2.6 GHz Core Duo; it has 36 GB of "memory available." The newer one a 2.3 GHz Intel Core i7. It has 284 GB of memory available.
Both are using the same version of Snow Leopard--10.6.8.

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I discovered how to enter the track titles onto my newer MacBook Pro, and was so pleased! But when I tried to do the same with the other laptop, it failed.
What I did, basically, was what the Apple Help suggested--choose iTunes General Preferences, etc.etc. And yes, I did upgrade the old laptop to the newest iTunes version.
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Adobe Acrobat 9.0 Unterschied Standard und Pro

Hallo zusammen
Ich habe eine Frage zum Unterschied der Formularbearbeitung in der Version 9.0 Standard und Pro.
Über die Internetseite von Adobe habe ich mich bereits schlau gemacht und die beiden Versionen verglichen, allerdings konnte ich so meine Frage nicht beantworten.
In der Professional Version gibt es das Menü Formulare -> Felder hinzufügen oder bearbeiten -> Neues Feld hinzufügen.
Über dieses Menü kann ich einen Dokument Schaltflächen, Textfelder, Listenfelder etc hinzufügen und bearbeiten.
Gibt es dieses Menü auch in der Standard-Version?
Diese Frage stammt ursprünglich von einem Kunden der gerne Dokumente mit Schaltflächen, Textfelder etc. versehen möchte und nun nicht weiss welche Version er kaufen soll.
MfG
Bernhard

http://www.adobe.com/de/products/acrobat/matrix.html
Mit allen drei Varianten lassen sich Formulare erstellen und bearbeiten. LiveCycle Designer für die Erzeugung von XML-Formularen ist nicht Bestandteil der Standard Version.
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Adobe Acrobat Standard or Pro?

I am updating a project, that I did not original work on, that was developed using Acrobat 7.0 and Distiller 7.0. It added the ability to save report files in PDF format and to digitally sign them. Besides the files generated by the SDK there are other files that were generated and edited by Acrobat 7.0 and Distiller 7.0. Files ending in .js looks like I just need a text editor and .api is generated by the SDK. Then I have files templates BlankPageDoc.pdf, BlankPageDoc.ps, TempDoc.pdf that were generate by Distiller. Then I have another file with the extension .joboptions that I don't know how it was generated.
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Pro certainly includes various tools not found in Standard that you may find useful.

Standard or Pro Versions?

As instructed I went to the following link to re-download Adobe Acrobat 9 Standard http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/acrobat-8-9-product-downloads.html However there is no choice or option here to ba able to choose Standard or Pro so I downloaded the package anyway assuming it would select at install. However the install is for Pro only and of course my Standard serial will not work? Where can I get the Standard version from?

if you follow all 7 steps, you can download a trial via one of the links on this page using a browser that accepts cookies: http://prodesigntools.com/adobe-acrobat-x-10-pro-reader-suite-direct-download-links-ddl.ht ml
and activate with your serial number.
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What version of Acrobat is needed to split pages of a PDF into separate documents? Standard or Pro?

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Both Acrobat Standard and Pro will allow you to split a PDF into separate documents. Here's a great video that shows you how: https://acrobatusers.com/tutorials/how-to-break-a-pdf-into-parts
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Need help with EVENT BOOKING: option for multiple, payment (pay pal standard or pro only) add cost, etc

Hello!
I'm at my wits end: please help! It seems straight forward, and I sold my client on BC thinking this was doable in the events module, but it seems maybe not so without a ton of custom coding.
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and checkout using only Pay Pal (standard or pro, doesn't matter, but I think Standard won't work without shopping cart).
2. The events are every day but Sunday all year long (just admission to an attraction), so is there a way to upload months in advance so they don't have to be manually entered?
I'm so grateful for any assistance.

This is all very achievable:
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• PayPal you use use our APP that's in the BC Appstore (Liam to confirm is works with bookings)
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If you need some consulting or us to do it for you just let me know [email protected]
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www.prettydigital.com.au

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Hi Ricci,
Since when are you facing this issue? Did you tried system restore to a date before this problem occured.
Does acrobat stop working when you open this specific pdf file or with any pdf file that you open?
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Rahul

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I have not been able to find any information about compatibility issues with Reader 8 and older versions of Acrobat, but last time we did an upgrade in similar fashion we experienced issues. Any insight?

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farooq_opf,
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I have seen Final Cut Studio 2 and it looks superb.
Before I buy it, I want to make sure...does it run on a Macbook Pro with 2GB memory and an ATI X1600 PCIe graphics card? (Standard Macbook Pro 15" 2.33GHZ Intel Core 2 Duo)
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* Mac OS X v10.4.9 or later
* QuickTime 7.1.6 or later
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Cisco Prime upgrade (Standard to Pro)

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We are running PI version 1.3 on VMware in a standard deployment.
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