Here is our issue
1. Select multiple emails in outlook 2010 with pdf attachments (versie 10.0.1)
2. Go to file -> Print
3. Select Print Options. Check the box for Print Attached Files
4. click Print The emails will print but only the first attachment will print.
After that we recieve the following error
There was an error opening this document. The selected file cannot be found.
We have tried turning off enhanced security mode but still get the same result
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!
Last night I tried to print a PDF that contains color, and it came out in grey scale. I discovered that this happens when I open the file with Adobe Acrobat Pro XI (the default association for filetype PDF).
When I use the version of Adobe Reader that I originally installed on my computer (version 9), I get color.
I've searched Acroat's s print options for a setting that might cause this, but I've found nothing. All I found was two options on the Print Properties dialog's Imaging tab named "Print text as black" and "Print graphics as black." Both of these are NOT checked.
What's making Acrobat behave this way, and how can I stop it?
I can't find the prepress tools in acrobat. It's not under view/tools/prepress. HELP
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.
When I try to print a booklet, every other page prints upside down. I've set it up as f&b, short edge bind, legal/landscape, with booklet selected.
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.
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!
Hi, since I updated my Mac from OS X El Capitan to Sierra, I'm facing several problems. One is, that can't print PDFs anymore (other file types o.k.). I get the message:
Gestoppt "Filter" fehlgeschlagen
What kind of "Filter" is the system talking about?
Anyway, I thought maybe reinstalling Acrobat Reader would help, but that won't work either. In the middle ion "Paketskripte ausführen" it tells me:
Derzeit wird eine Instanz von Adobe Reader ausgeführt. Schließen Sie die Anwendung für alle Benutzer und wiederholen Sie den Vorgang
To what "instanz" is the system referring and what "Anwendung" should I close.
I'm completely stuck. Can you help? Thanks a lot, Mojo
I am having trouble printing and Pdf files on my printer. I don't know if its my computer or not. What steps do I need to take to rectify this situation?
Can someone please tell me how to convert a CMYK PDF file to grayscale.
I am using Acrobat Pro X on Windows XP.
Hi, since I updated my Mac from OS X El Capitan to Sierra, I'm facing several problems. One is, that can't print PDFs anymore (other file types o.k.). I get the message:
Gestoppt "Filter" fehlgeschlagen
What kind of "Filter" is the system talking about?
Anyway, I thought maybe reinstalling Acrobat Reader would help, but that won't work either. In the middle ion "Paketskripte ausführen" it tells me:
Derzeit wird eine Instanz von Adobe Reader ausgeführt. Schließen Sie die Anwendung für alle Benutzer und wiederholen Sie den Vorgang
To what "instanz" is the system referring and what "Anwendung" should I close.
I'm completely stuck. Can you help? Thanks a lot, Mojo
I am having trouble printing and Pdf files on my printer. I don't know if its my computer or not. What steps do I need to take to rectify this situation?
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?
I have Acrobat DC (The Full version) I am looking for a way to go to a network share and select multiple PDF files and print them all at the same time. The issue I am having is it opens a new instance of Acrobat for each PDF it prints locking my machine up from use until the printing is done. Is there a way around this with Acrobat DC?
Opening a PDF in Acrobat DC works fine. When printing in Acrobat, though, the print preview (and the actual print) are blank. I have been opening the file in Acrobat Reader DC and can print normally from there. Really, really annoying.
When printing a document to PDF, the colors were way too dark.
After a lot of trying I have created new settings and saved that as a new printer-setting or profile (or how it is named).
Now the colors are very close to the original.
I'd like to that that (new) setting as my default - but keep the old one.
How to set the new profile as default. Each time Acrobat resorts the old and I have to manually select the new one.
Thanks
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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?
Can someone please tell me how to convert a CMYK PDF file to grayscale.
I am using Acrobat Pro X on Windows XP.
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.