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Pdf document - Maximum numbering pf pages
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Mike Lewis
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More information needed. How are you generating this document? What tools are you using? What problems have you seen so far?
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Mike Lewis (Edinburgh, Scotland)
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Mike, thanks for your very quick reply.
The document was generated directly by my client and I received it already converted into Pdf format.
My initial idea was to insert the page numbering using the header and footer option ( I work/use Acrobat 9 Pro Extended) but on on choosing the header/footer option nothing happens. Actually something does happen, seems Acrobat is starting the operation and after 10-15 seconds shuts down completely.
I've tried on two Pc's and getting the same result and this gives me the idea that Acrobat is not able to handle such a big document.
If I knew Acrobat's limit on numbering pages I could divide the main document in to many smaller ones and work that way.
Biggest problem is that I'll be receiving a few of these massive doc's and hoped to work it all out without dividing.
Thanks again
Andy
The document was generated directly by my client and I received it already converted into Pdf format.
My initial idea was to insert the page numbering using the header and footer option ( I work/use Acrobat 9 Pro Extended) but on on choosing the header/footer option nothing happens. Actually something does happen, seems Acrobat is starting the operation and after 10-15 seconds shuts down completely.
I've tried on two Pc's and getting the same result and this gives me the idea that Acrobat is not able to handle such a big document.
If I knew Acrobat's limit on numbering pages I could divide the main document in to many smaller ones and work that way.
Biggest problem is that I'll be receiving a few of these massive doc's and hoped to work it all out without dividing.
Thanks again
Andy
The document was generated directly by my client and I received it already converted into Pdf format.
I work/use Acrobat 9 Pro Extended
So from what you have said above it is not clear - what are you planning on doing within Visual Foxpro?
Your original question - Pdf document - Maximum numbering of pages appears to have nothing to do with VFP.
As Mike has already said above - With more clarity we might be able to better advise you.
Good Luck,
JRB-Bldr
I work/use Acrobat 9 Pro Extended
So from what you have said above it is not clear - what are you planning on doing within Visual Foxpro?
Your original question - Pdf document - Maximum numbering of pages appears to have nothing to do with VFP.
As Mike has already said above - With more clarity we might be able to better advise you.
Good Luck,
JRB-Bldr
Mike Lewis
Programmer
Andy,
As far as I know, there is no limit on the number of pages in a PDF document (except any limit imposed by memory). However, it's possible that Acrobat has a limit.
You might want to post your question in a forum that deals specifically with Adobe software. As JRB says, this is not really a FoxPro issue.
Mike
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Mike Lewis (Edinburgh, Scotland)
Visual FoxPro articles, tips, training, consultancy
As far as I know, there is no limit on the number of pages in a PDF document (except any limit imposed by memory). However, it's possible that Acrobat has a limit.
You might want to post your question in a forum that deals specifically with Adobe software. As JRB says, this is not really a FoxPro issue.
Mike
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Mike Lewis (Edinburgh, Scotland)
Visual FoxPro articles, tips, training, consultancy
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