Unzip PDF File

Can't unzip a PDF file attached to an email msg. Window 7, Explorer, 64-bit. Function worked earlier.

Pat, I followed your advice to download the 7-Zip program, which permitted me to extract a zipped PDF attachment to an email msg. I earlier was convinced my problem was Adobe s/w and spent too much time uninstalling and troubleshooting, not thinking my problem was my installed zip program. My thanks, Ed

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Unzip pdf file in receiver CC in xi

Hi experts,
I am following the Blog:/people/stefan.grube/blog/2007/02/20/working-with-the-payloadzipbean-module-of-the-xi-adapter-framework
My requirement is to zip the pdf file in sender CC and unzip the same in receiver CC.
what is the AF_module i need to choose for unzipping.
in the above blog since the sender is .xml,receiver .txt...
AF_Modules/strictXML2PlainBean and I used AF_Modules/strictPDF2PlainBean.
the pdf is geneated but when i try to open,it says the is damaged or not supported file.
Also in RWB the following error is displayed:
Message processing failed. Cause: com.sap.engine.services.ejb.exceptions.BaseTransactionRolledbackLocalException: Exception thrown in method process. The transaction is marked for rollback..
Kindly help.
Srini

Hi Srinivasa,
You can zip a file in Sender CC and unzip it in Receiver CC, because Sender CC converts the data in a file into XML and does not ZIP it. And Receiver CC converts the xml data into any specific format.
What you can do is opposite, Unzip it in Sender CC and Zip it in Receiver CC.
Thanks,
Varun

How I unzip pdf files?

What version of Adobe Do i need to unzip a PDF file?

A PDF file is not a ZIP file. A ZIP file is an archive that may contain one or more files of any type.
If you need to extract a PDF file from a ZIP file archive, you can use either a third party application (such as WinZip) or simply double click on the .ZIP file inside Windows Explorer to access same.
- Dov

Unzip (a zip file that has pdf files and a csv)

Here is my requirement:
Receive a zip file (that contains PDF files and a CSV file) in BizTalk
Each record in CSV has a field which identifies the PDF files (by pdf file name) associated with it
    For Example - record id on each row in CSV file identifies the pdf files associated with it,
                         pdf files have names starting with recordid_sequence number.pdf i.e. 11111_1.pdf, 11111_2.pdf,
                         11111_3.pdf...
Create two new zip files based on record id on the record in CSV file
    For example - one zip file with a new CSV and related pdf files for record id range 1 to 5000
                         another zip file with a new CSV and related pdf filesfor all other record ids
using BTS2010!!
"custom flat file disassembler component" or "use .Net helper class/service" or anything else? custom component should be fine to unzip and extract pdf files and read CSV? can go with another custom component on send to perform split
and zip the files.
Any recommendations?

Hi,
You can built custom pipeline component for unzipping, I have wrote an article for it: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/20640.biztalk-server-2010-processing-zip-message-having-multiple-type-files.aspx
Also sample is available : http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/windowsdesktop/BizTalk-Server-2010-42a1ae49/view/SourceCode
I hope it helps !!
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How to unzip a pdf file

How can I unzip a pdf file I have down loaded?

If it were simply a .pdf then double clicking would open Acrobat Reader, but the original poster said that produced a .cpgz file. I don't know what that is, but I'll bet double clicking it produces a .zip file, which will produce a .cpgz file, etc. etc.
I encountered this problem for the first time today. Unzipping just produced a .cpgz file, which would unzip to a .zip, which would unzip to a .cpgz ...
None of the proposed diagnoses or solutions I found on the web worked either. The file was neither too large nor unfeasibly small, it had finished downloading, neither finder nor stuffit expander would do it.
Then I found buried away in a post a link to The Unarchiver. It's free, and it worked.

A simple and free way of reducing PDF file size using Preview

Note: this is a copy and update of a 5 year old discussion in the Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard discussions which you can find here: https://discussions.apple.com/message/6109398#6109398
This is a simple and free solution I found to reduce the file size of PDFs in OS X, without the high cost and awful UI of Acrobat Pro, and with acceptable quality. I still use it every day, although I have Acrobat Pro as part of Adove Creative Cloud subscription.
Since quite a few people have found it useful and keep asking questions about the download location and destination of the filters, which have changed since 2007, I decided to write this update, and put it in this more current forum.
Here is how to install it:
Download the filters here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/41548940/PDF%20compression%20filters%20%28Un zip%20and%20put%20in%20your%20Library%20folder%29.zip
Unzip the downloaded file and copy the filters in the appropriate location (see below).
Here is the appropriate location for the filters:
This assumes that your startup disk's name is "Macintosh HD". If it is different, just replace "Macintosh HD" with the name of your startup disk.
If you are running Lion or Mountain Lion (OS X 10.7.x or 10.8.x) then you should put the downloaded filters in "Macintosh HD/Library/PDF Services". This folder should already exist and contain files. Once you put the downloaded filters there, you should have for example one file with the following path:
"Macintosh HD/Library/PDF Services/Reduce to 150 dpi average quality - STANDARD COMPRESSION.qfilter"
If you are running an earlier vesion of OS X (10.6.x or earlier), then you should put the downloaded filters in "Macintosh HD/Library/Filters" and you should have for example one file with the following path:
"Macintosh HD/Library/Filters/Reduce to 150 dpi average quality - STANDARD COMPRESSION.qfilter"
Here is how to use it:
Open a PDF file using Apple's Preview app,
Choose Export (or Save As if you have on older version of Mac OS X) in the File menu,
Choose PDF as a format
In the "Quartz Filter" drop-down menu, choose a filter "Reduce to xxx dpi yyy quality"; "Reduce to 150 dpi average quality - STANDARD COMPRESSION" is a good trade-off between quality and file size
Here is how it works:
These are Quartz filters made with Apple Colorsinc Utility.
They do two things:
downsample images contained in a PDF to a target density such as 150 dpi,
enable JPEG compression for those images with a low or medium setting.
Which files does it work with?
It works with most PDF files. However:
It will generally work very well on unoptimized files such as scans made with the OS X scanning utility or PDFs produced via OS X printing dialog.
It will not further compress well-optimized (comrpessed) files and might create bigger files than the originals,
For some files it will create larger files than the originals. This can happen in particular when a PDF file contains other optomizations than image compression. There also seems to be a bug (reported to Apple) where in certain circumstances images in the target PDF are not JPEG compressed.
What to do if it does not work for a file (target PDF is too big or even larger than the original PDF)?
First,a good news: since you used a Save As or Export command, the original PDF is untouched.
You can try another filter for a smaller size at the expense of quality.
The year being 2013, it is now quite easy to send large files through the internet using Dropbox, yousendit.com, wetransfer.com etc. and you can use these services to send your original PDF file.
There are other ways of reducing the size of a PDF file, such as apps in the Mac App store, or online services such as the free and simple http://smallpdf.com
What else?
Feel free to use/distribute/package in any way you like.

Thanks ioscar.
The original link should be back online soon.
I believe this is a Dropbox error about the traffic generated by my Dropbox shared links.
I use Dropbox mainly for my business and I am pretty upset by this situation.
Since the filters themsemves are about 5KB, I doubt they are the cause for this Dropbox misbehavior!
Anyway, I submitted a support ticket to Dropbox, and hope everything will be back to normal very soon.
In the meantime, if you get the same error as ioscar when trying to download them, you can use the link in the blog posting he mentions.
This is out of topic, but for those interested, here is my understanding of what happened with Dropbox.
I did a few tests yesterday with large (up to 4GB) files and Dropbox shared links, trying to find the best way to send a 3 hour recording from French TV - French version of The Voice- to a friend's 5 year old son currently on vacation in Florida, and without access to French live or catch up TV services. One nice thing I found is that you can directly send the Dropbox download URL (the one from the Download button on the shared link page) to an AppleTV using AirFlick and it works well even for files with a large bitrate (except of course for the Dropbox maximum bandwidth per day limit!). Sadly, my Dropbox shared links were disabled before I could send anything to my friend.
I may have used a significant amount of bandwidth but nowhere near the 200GB/day limit of my Dropbox Pro account.
I see 2 possible reasons to Dropbox freaking out:
- My Dropbox Pro account is wronngly identified as a free account by Dropbox. Free Dropbox accounts have a 20GB/day limit, and it is possible that I reached this limit with my testing, I have a fast 200Mb/s internet access.
- Or Dropbox miscalculates used bandwidth, counting the total size of the file for every download begun, and I started a lot of downloads, and skipped to the end of the video a lot of times on my Apple TV.

When I try to open a PDF file the reader flashes on the screen then closes

When I try to open a PDF file the reader flashes on the screen then closes. I have to open the reader, then search for the pdf file through the reader. I'm using Adobe Reader 11.0.5 with windows 7 service pack 1 home premium. Is there any way I can just click on a PDF file and the reader automaticaly opens? I purchased the upgrade so I can convert PDF to Word but it didnt make any difference.

Some things to try...
Update Reader to version 11.0.06
Using Windows Explorer navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Reader 11.0\Reader, then double-click on Eula.exe and accept the license agreement
Can you open Adobe Reader by itself? If so, try disabling Protected Mode [Edit | Preferences | Security (Enhanced)].
If you cannot open Reader by itself, try to disable Protected Mode in the registry; download, unzip, then run the attached registry script
It could even be a malware issue; see http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/reader-core-dll-error.html

Unable to view pdf files in IE 11.

Unable to view PDF files in IE 11, Winows 7. Works fine in Google Chrome on same pc. Everything is up todate.

See the solution at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2716529
However, that Fix-it won't work on Windows 7; you will need to make the registry change manually. Download, unzip, then run the attached registry script to change that registry value.

Adobe reader XI crash and hangs when open the pdf file

After update the adobe reader xi 11.0.10, the reader always crashes and hangs when open the pdf file. Please help me how to do.

Ben Leung wrote:
HThis situation is started after I clear the pop up advertisement.
What kind of advertisement? In Adobe Reader? Can you post a screenshot of that: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1070933
Regarding the crash, can you try disabling Protected Mode through the registry: download, unzip, then run the registry script https://files.acrobat.com/a/preview/49eeb48b-07c5-4502-984c-8a25259914fa

Accessing .pdf file using file adapter

Hi,
I have a requirement in which I am getting a .zip file which contain 3 different .pdf file, that need to be posted to ECC server.
The business expecting the data to be posted to ECC using RFC or Proxy.
I can unzip the file using payloadZipBean but as far as I know file adapter cant read .pdf and convert it to XML.
I am working with PI 7.0 so cant use the Agent concept .
what could be the other possible solution.
regards,
Navneet

Hi christian
as you said we can do the file transfer using the dummy interface.
and the below link is also saying that ,it can be work for any adapter type.
/people/william.li/blog/2006/09/08/how-to-send-any-data-even-binary-through-xi-without-using-the-integration-repository .
I have tried it .
here I defined one sender file adapter and using the payloadzipBean to unzip the content.
and in receiver side created the Xi channel to post the payload into the ECC server. here i am using the dummy interface at receiver agreement that does not exist in IR.
I am getting the successful flag in PI (sxmb_moni) but could not recognize that where the payload get posted in ECC,as I have not created any proxy for dummy interface.
even we cant monitor the XI channel in RWB.
can any buddy help me in getting that where the payload get posted.
regards,
Navneet.
I

Linking to a pdf-File in Captivate 5.5

Hello,
I hope you can help me with th following question, thanks! I've seen similar problems like mine on the forums, but it's not exactly the same.
The screenshots are in german, but I think you get the idea.
When linking to the file of the button I use the following options (used "New Window"):
After publishing (.swf-File) I copy the folder "PDF" containing the file "Hardcopy.pdf" into the published folder. When I click the button in the WBT the pdf file opens perfectly.
But now I want to upload the WBT to our LMS and therefore I need to zip the file. In the zipped mode the pdf file doesn't open when clicking the button.
Any solutions? Thank you for your help!

If you're talking about a zipped SCORM package, did you test opening the PDF on your LMS after uploading the SCORM and setting up the course? What normally happens is that the LMS unzips the SCORM package to a location on the web server when you set up the course. If your PDF was inside the zip file, and the relative path from the calling SWF to the PDF was not changed, then it should still work.
One suggestion I would make is to always use lower case for all file and folder names. I notice you have a combination of upper and lower case filenames. This is not good practice when uploading content to web servers as some servers are case sensitive and others are not. I've seen instances where broken links were simply due to the way the server interpreted mixed case filenames. If you only use lower case, you don't usually suffer this issue.

Pdf file causing archive utility to throw error

I have a couple of pdf files which cannot be compressed without an error. Supposing that the nasty file is called foo.pdf.
. In the Finder, right click on foo.pdf
. Select Compress "foo.pdf"
A file called foo.pdf.zip is created but an error pops up An error occurred while compressing a file. Strangely enough, the error window has a titlebar called "Copy".
When looking in the Console, there is always an error from mdworker listed:
2/24/2009 10:23:37 /System/Library/Frameworks/CoreServices.framework/Frameworks/Metadata.framework /Versions/A/Support/mdworker[20524] zip importer countered an error (2) scanning "/Path/to/foo.pdf.zip"
This same file also always errors out when trying to use -ditto- in a Terminal window. (See this minithread: http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1724912 )
FWIW, attempting to open foo.pdf.zip causes the Archive Utility to throw the error
Unable to unarchive "foo.pdf.zip" into "Wherever".
Error 1 - Operation not permitted
Does anyone have any idea what could be causing the problem?
Bill

Nothing's wrong with it except that it doesn't support encrypted .zip files. You'll just have to use third-party software, or a Terminal command, to unzip those.

Using PDF files for items rather than .png.

Hi there
We have been looking into improving iBook production. We have a few books that feature elements that are comprise of a background image with text over the top. As the text isn't in an iPad-friendly font (I.e. not in iOS) and it doesn't have to be searchable. Previously, the items have been produced individually either in Illustrator or Photoshop. The main 'problem' with this is the plethora of file it creates, and the huge amount to time taken to apply style changes across all the separate items, save, re-import into iBA, and re-apply all the iBA-specific attributes.
In an effort to speed up production somewhat, we have been trying to create these items in InDesign, using style sheets etc to give standardised appearance across all the items, and then drag and drop into iBA. The advantage is that all the separate items are in one document, and all style changes can be instantly applied to all items instantaneously, saving time, space, and effort.
It places them as PDFs, and after unzipping the .iba file, the PDFs look fine, with pin-sharp text (as you'd expect, as PDF text would be vector data. Similarly, when you zoom in to the items in iBA, the text is still pin-sharp.
However, once the iBA is previewed on a iPad, the text goes a little blurry. As one of the fonts is a dot-matrix-type font, the effect is noticeable - all the dots blur together into a line.
Does anyone have any idea as to what is happening to the PDF between iBA and the iPad? Does it rasterise it at some point?

Hi Ken
'What leads me think it would?', well the fact that it worked, and looks ok. The iBook previews fine and works fine on the iPad.
We initially came up with the idea when we 'unzipped' an .iba file (you know, changing the .iba extension to .zip, then unarchiving the contents), and found that iBA itself had created .pdf files for the full-screen photos which appeared rotated and shadowed on the iPad page, but were viewed as straight, unshadowed, images. (the rotated version was the iBA-created PDF file, the full-screen was the original .jpg we pulled into iBA). Naturally, we were surprised. So we started mucking about, and found that drag/drop from ID worked, and looked OK.
As an update to my original post, it appears that the difference in quality was due to the fonts used. Once we opened the .PDFs within the .iba file, we converted the text to outlines, resaved the .pdfs, changed the unzipped folder back to an .iba file, and the font now looks great.
BTW, Is it me, or were you being snippy?

Adobe Reader XI will not open any PDF file

I have tried removing and reloading reader. I have also tried using the WIndows Control Panel to repair the Adobe file. Nothing has helped. I cannot open Adobe Reader XI directly from the programs folder. Nor will it open any PDF file when I double click the file. I am running WIndows XP.

Some other things to try...
Update to Reader version 11.0.5
Can you open Adobe Reader by itself? If so, try disabling Protected Mode [Edit | Preferences | Security (Enhanced)].
If you cannot open Reader by itself, try to disable Protected Mode in the registry; download, unzip, then run the attached registry script
It could even be a malware issue; see http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/reader-core-dll-error.html

Using PDF files in books

Does anyone know how I can use PDF files when creating Iphoto books? I am doing various photo books and want to add a few image/design pdf's to the book.

Here's how to get any file into iPhoto as a jpeg file:
1 - open the file in any application that will open it.
2 - type Command+P to start the print process.
3 - click on the PDF button and select "Save PDF to iPhoto".
NOTE: If you don't have any of those options go to Toad's Cellar and download these two files:
Save PDF to iPhoto 200 DPI.workflow.zip
Save PDF to iPhoto 200 DPI.workflow.zip
Unzip the files and place in the HD/Library/PDF Services folder and reboot.
4 - select either of the files above (300 dip is used for photos to be included in a book that will be ordered).
5 - in the window that comes up enter an album name or select an existing album and hit the Continue button.
That will create a 200 or 300 dpi jpeg file of the item being printed and import it into iPhoto.
OT

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