Am wondering: is there any difference in quality when "Optimize The PDF For Fast Web View" is UNtagged?
I know the files may be bigger when this option is untagged, but that aside.
If, in day to day use, there is hardly/or no visible quality difference what is the use of this option?
Thanks
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Acrobat XI Pro/Windows
Hi
Trying to print some documents from Acrobat DC but having a problem with the registration. You can see in the document below the colour bars are slightly off. This is causing slightly blurred text. Document prints ok direct from Indesign.
Problems converting letter to A4 vertical
Just got a call from a commercial printing customer who is upgrading to Creative Cloud and she was told there is no Distiller in CC.
Is that correct? I can't seem to find it addressed anywhere, but it doesn't seem reasonable to set up a dozen (or more) copies of InDesign with the correct PDF export settings, when you can set up one watched Distiller folder. Really not efficient.
We have several computers windows and mac over different versions of the OS having the same issue.
How ever to try to print you get no print window or you get a print window with no content or info.
uninstalling, removing cache and prefs and reinstalling does not fix this issue.
Acrobat DC Reader and all other office and adobe apps can print fine.
I am running Adobe XI Pro on a Win 7 PC. I am running no other Adobe software.
When I try to print to Adobe PDF, a system error message box pops up saying that the program can't start because API- MS- CRT- runtime-l1-1-0.dll is missing for my computer. The message box also says to try reinstalling the program to fix this problem.
This error also occurs when I boot up the PC. I have loaded no new software, nor done any system or software updates in the past 30 days. I can open Adobe XI Pro and view or save files with no problem.
I understanding is that this error is associated with Adobe's "Creative Cloud" applications - whatever they are. Adobe XI Pro does not appear to be one of them.
Before I go through the effort of attempting a re-installation of Adobe XI Pro, I like to know if there is some other issue that needs to be addressed to eliminate this problem.
Acrobat DC Pro (CCT in VIP) with Windows 10 Pro.
Printing 20 pages from bigger file (overall 340 pages) with most text, before starting printing takes almost a minute when the same file printed from Windows 7 or 8.1 takes 20".
Already tried:
- changing printer -> same delay
- reinstalling -> same dalay
- printing as image -> same dalay
Any know issues with printing PDF under Windows 10 environment?
I recently started to have an issue with printing from Adobe DC and receiving two errors. First pop up is "The document could not be printed" followed by " There were no pages selected to print". Changing from the default printer to a second printer corrected the issue and the document printed. If I change back to the original default printer it fails again. If I login as a different user everything works printing to the original default printer. This means that it is tied to the user profile. Any suggestions from support to fixed without uninstalling and reinstalling?
I have followed the following posts with no resolution:
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2090898
https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/troubleshoot-pdf-printing-acrobat-reader.html
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1985738
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How can I print a booklet at 100%? When I print a booklet from Acrobat, it shrinks it slightly, about 5% or so (which I guessing is scale to fit). But I need the booklet printed at exactly 100%. Is this possible?
I have every version of Acrobat from version 9 all the way up to DC, so I can use whichever one that will get the job done. I am on a mac.
I am getting the error message 0xc0000022. How can I fix this?
When printing from Acrobat or Reader, the print preview and settings show that I am printing a single page on one sheet of paper. However, it actually prints two pages side-by-side on one sheet of paper. How would I stop this? This is the only program that does this. I have checked all printing settings in all Adobe products as well as the printer settings in the device's properties. Your help is greatly appreciated.
Problems converting letter to A4 vertical
Hi.
I had a canon MP600 printer that I removed and replaced with Canon MG5350. It prints fine for word/excel but for adobe pdf the new printer does not appear in the select printer list, but the old one still does. I can't print any pdf file and don't have the old printer.
How can I get the new printer to appear in the list?
Please do help.
Thank you
Since downloading the latest update for windows 10, I am having problems printing PDF files I receive in emails. they partially print but with black lines where the print type should be. I am on a Lenovo Yoga500 using a HP Officejet 7500 E910 printer. All other documents print fine on the printer. I am only having the problem with the PDF`s. I have tried downloading latest drivers, but I have them already. Can anyone help?
Hi
Trying to print some documents from Acrobat DC but having a problem with the registration. You can see in the document below the colour bars are slightly off. This is causing slightly blurred text. Document prints ok direct from Indesign.
After the Creative Cloud updated to Acrobat DC, I am no longer able to print to Adobe PDF. It says the printer driver is not installed on the computer. When I go to install the driver it says I only have versions 8.5.0.0 and 8.6.0.0. I know these are not current. So what is the current driver and where do I find it? I am running windows 7 on a 64bit machine. I use the adobe pdf driver to print postscript to a device that requires it. My primary business is offset printing. Any help on resolving this issue would be greatly appreciated.
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?
I can't find the prepress tools in acrobat. It's not under view/tools/prepress. HELP
I want to convert into black-and-white a PDF prepared for printing production. I choose "convert colors"> grey gamma 1,8. Only a part of a PDF changed. How to make the whole document converted?
Default printer is changed after printing in Acrobat DC Pro Trial (Acrobat DC Pro 2015.007.20033 German) on Windows 10 Pro
For example:
default printer is no.1
I print a PDF in Acrobat DC using printer no.2
default printer is now set to no.2
The same error appears on another computer.
Any suggestions?