Just pdf printed a Powerpoint file from MAc Windows. File contains 206 pages. No problem converting PowerPoint to pdf. Problem is when I try to insert headers & footers intothe pdf, I continually receive an error message of "An error was encountered while retrieving page content."
I'm working into the early morning hours to met a deadline - would appreciate help! thanks.
Hi,
yesterday i opened a pdf to check what font was used and the box said allandnone font. Any idea what does it mean?
Thank you very much
I want to set my form so that it wont print if there are fields left blank. How do I do this?
Is there anything I can do to get it to print properly?
When I have an ordinary PDF displayed in Adobe Reader and I try to print, I just get a popup telling me I have to run Onenote. I am sure this is an error.
The only method that works is to open the PDF in Word and convert it, and then print from Word.
I am using Windows 7 Pro on a Dell Vostro laptop.
Any ideas or solutions would be welcome. Many thanks !
Greetings, first off there is no similar problem with any freeware pdf printers so I want to rule out my system config as being the culprit. This only happens in Adobe PDF.
How to reproduce the problem? Have something in your clipboard and try to paste it into the filename field when printing the file as a pdf - you should have now crashed whatever you were trying to print and the program behind it.
Please make a fix for this, it is ridiculous that I have to install a second, freeware, pdf printer because thousand dollar software is not working properly. And I have lost tons of receipts and work this way.
When I have an ordinary PDF displayed in Adobe Reader and I try to print, I just get a popup telling me I have to run Onenote. I am sure this is an error.
The only method that works is to open the PDF in Word and convert it, and then print from Word.
I am using Windows 7 Pro on a Dell Vostro laptop.
Any ideas or solutions would be welcome. Many thanks !
I am trying to print the pages, but instead of the text I see such unknown symbols. Please help me what to do with my Adobe Reader !?
I have been creating portfolios for the purpose of batch printing lots of individual PDF's for a while now, I updated acrobat yesterday.
Now when I try to print all PDF's in the portfolio I am given the error message "There is not enough free memory to complete this operation".
I can print each one individually. I have 12gb of RAM. I can't figure out why I'm getting this message. I've tried re-installing the program, I've shut down all unnecessary programs and processes. Still says the same error.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Andy
I attempted to print a range of pages of a pdf document. Acrobat says the document could not be printed because there were no pages selected to print. This was not true. I was able to print a range of pages from Apple Preview, so that means the file is OK. Therefore, Acrobat Pro has a bug. I am using Yosemite on my iMac, with Acrobat XI.
The solutions that I have found seem to involve recreating the PDF. I am not the author. Is there anything that can be done to sidestep this flattening? If possible, without a saving-as to a new file because the original document is part of an email attachment that I want to keep as-is for documentation purposes. But if I have to save-as, that's better than waiting half the day for the flattening.
Afternote: Saving as small/compressed PDF doesn't help either. This is frustrating. PDFs have established themselves as robust read-only documents, but to not be able to print....I long for the simple days.
We have been asked to build InDesign templates for a two-PMS-color math book. The design calls for two PMS colors: a dark blue for most text and red highlights.
Because our Math plug-in doesn't work easily with PMS colors (it defaults to Process black), we hope to create all the “blue” text in Process Black. The press PDFs will have two inks: Process Black and PMS red. On press they will print the black plate in our blue PMS color.
This plan works on press, but for non-press use, we also want the PDFs to visually match the blue and red printed book. Ideally we would convert the Black Process ink to a blue spot but I'm not sure if this can be done.
Question 1: Does anyone know of a way to convert Process Black in a PDF to a spot color? Pitstop can convert spot to process, but we want the reverse.
Question 2 (which I may also post in the InDesign forum) Do you know of a way to redefine (or alias?) the indesign black swatch so that it functions as a spot color?
Okay, you see how Paper Size says Legal?
I want to find out how to make it default to Letter because sometimes something will print, say from e-mail, as a PDF & I don't get the option to change it. And, frankly, sometimes I just wanna click Print & OK & be done with it.
And, yes, I've gone into Printer Properties a zillion times to make sure it's set to Letter there:
Thanks a million!
When printing to the PDF driver this error happens and the print is not completed.
%%[ ProductName: Distiller ]%%
XB9A2A82D not found, using Courier.
%%[ Error: invalidfont; OffendingCommand: xshow ]%%
Stack:
[85 94 94 39 93 47 63 46 86 47 39 0]
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)
0.0
[]
10.0
1
1
1.0
false
%%[ Flushing: rest of job (to end-of-file) will be ignored ]%%
%%[ Warning: PostScript error. No PDF file produced. ] %%
How is the error fixed?
Thanks,
Carl
Hi,
yesterday i opened a pdf to check what font was used and the box said allandnone font. Any idea what does it mean?
Thank you very much
Recently upgrading my MacBook Pro OS to Yosemite I find that I cannot print pdf files within Acrobat Pro 10. Acrobat seems to be printing fine but only blank pages come out of the printer. All other applications print normally including pdf files opened in Preview. I don't think it is an issue with my Fujitsu scanner or with my Brother HL 5470DW printer. My Acrobat is up to date, the printer has the latest firmware, and the MacBook has the latest printer driver.
Does anyone have a fix for this?
I have a problem printing PDF files using Apple Macbook pro or Apple desk top. Since I purchase my Macbook I have had no success in printing PDF files using Acrobat DC Reader. Apple support and HP support are unable to solve this issue Same file prints correctly if I print from MS computer. I print large PDF files the have both letter and legal size pages. I select select choose source by PDF page size. When the pages size changes from letter to legal the top margin is increased after the first page and the bottom of the page portion of the page is not printer and is lost. I have tried printing as image same problem persists.
My equipment is:
Abode Acrobat Reader 2015.020.20039
Printer HP Laser Jet M602 set up as network printer tried as local printer problem persists.
Mackbook Pro 17” OS X El Capitan 10.11.6
is there an automated way to count the number of color pages vs black and white pages in a pdf document without scrolling through the pdf page by page
I work for a textbook publisher. Our materials are constantly be proofed, updated, and repurposed. Several of the titles are over 1,000 pages. We are experiencing very significant hangups when it comes to "Consolidating Duplicate Fonts" when we replace the initial page of these documents, and then again when we need to do a "Save As." Sometimes this process can take upwards of 45 minutes. This has created a production nightmare without any resolution I can find to the problem. Is there anything we can do to speed up or bypass this process without bloating the file sizes or degrading press-ready compatibility?