Unfortunately I don't believe so.
This appears as a graphical line in the interface and not a searchable character.
I tested using word's track changes feature as opposed to FrameMaker - but feel they will be probably be treated the same.
To test - I searched for the bar symbol | on the...
Open the paragraph palette (Window--> Paragraph).
There will be a button on the upper right to change the vertical alignment of the text.
Scripting would be required to close the form.
What you are asking would be overriding the end users decision - which is restricted by multiple versions of...
I suspect that you are correct in the memory issue.
Try a few things to test that:
Power off the computer (not restart). Then start the computer again.
Open no applications other than excel and acrobat.
Open the excel file and do a save as.
give it a new name an try converting the new file.
If...
No Script required.
In Acrobat open the advanced editing toolbar by right clicking on any toolbar.
With the link tool (looks like chain links) draw a box around the words you wish to use. In the dialog box you want to select go to a page view, and set any formatting options for your...
If the form was created in Acrobat, you can change the font size to Auto - this shrinks the font to fit in the available space.
If the form was created in LiveCycle Designer (comes with Acrobat Pro) you can change the setting to either
a. restrict the number of characters to the visible space...
The most recent version of Acrobat 8 is 8.1.2
Have you checked for updates to Acrobat? There is a link in the Help menu. You can also check to see what version you currently have by selecting Help -->About.
Some of the updates address print driver issues.
http://www.adobe.com/downloads/updates/
A couple of ways you could approach this.
With a LiveCycle Designer form (available in Acrobat Pro 7,8, and 9) you can create an image field, that can be filled in like a form field when needed.
Or, the images could all abe placed in the document using a radio button, or a checkbox to show or...
Another area to try cleaning up, after checking the preferences for corruption:
Acrobat uses a hidden temp folder on the hard drive, and when this folderis excessively large (for any reason) Acrobat seems to fail more and more frequently.
Open a run command. Type in: %temp%
press enter to open...
If you want to troubleshoot the bad profile a little more, there are plug-ns in Office that get disabled when they crash.
In Word 2000-2003, go to Help->About Microsoft Office Word XXXX
If anything has been disabled, there will be a button to click on and enable the plug in again.
In Word...
Hi,
I'm not sure what documentation you found, so some links to peruse:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/acrobat/pdfs/save_as_xml.pdf
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?hexID=89a2
http://dtd-editor.qarchive.org/
The Save-as functionality in Acrobat is the same as the above listed...
Brews,
Does the form recipient who completes the information have a purchased copy of Acrobat (Standard, Pro, or Pro Extended/3D) to work with? Or, are they going to be using the free Adobe Reader?
If they have a purchase copy of Acrobat:
No problem - we just need to change the data type...
You have two Options I can think of:
Combine the Excel Workbooks before converting to PDF
or
Convert to PDF and combine in Acrobat (fix the links after converting)
The reason you can convert and combine at the same time, is that Acrobat has no way to know what page a hyperlink will land on if...
Please don't print a PDF to another PDF. This is known as re-frying and produces very bad PDF files.
In Acrobat professional there is a tool called pre-flight that is capable of doing many conversions, please check it out.
Adobe offers a product called Policy Server which restricts offers persistent security.
There is no way to prevent them from forwarding it once they have it, but you can stop them from opening it.
It can also have an expiration date attached to the file which will cause the document to not...
Acrobat is capable of doing so as well.
File, Save As, MS Word or Rich Text Format.
The results are impacted by the quality of the original PDF. If the PDF has tags (structured content) the conversion works pretty well, otherwise it can be very messy.
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