This is a hyperlinked listing of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) in the Printing and Prepress forum. Simply click on the hyperlink to view the topic or URL. If you have a suggestion for a FAQ just post it within this forum with the title "Suggestions for additions to the FAQ".
1. Troubleshoot printing problems in Acrobat and Adobe Reader
2. Known issue with 64-bit Windows operating systems (Vista) that causes the Adobe PDF Printer to not work correctly.
3. What settings do I use to make my PDFs for print?
4. My proof does not match my PDF - Why?
5. PDF files printed from Acrobat do not collate as expected (8.0 on Windows and Mac OS)
6. Why don't my comments print from either Acrobat or Reader
7. How do I check the resolution of my PDF file?
8. How can I change certain colours in a PDF?
9. Which way should I make my PDFs in Quark/InDesign?
10. What is Microsoft XPS? Will it print correctly?
11. I keep on getting red on my printouts - what is this?
12. Do I send my PDF to the printer as one file PDF or separates?
13. Do I impose my PDFs for the print provider?
Printing and Prepress FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
2007-12-04 09:53:27
2010-11-24 13:55:20
#1
The link for 1. troubleshooting is dead.
2010-11-24 16:54:21
#2
Thanks for letting me know - I've relinked to a new tech note.
2011-12-01 06:41:42
#3
Is there a FAQ for print to PDF from Word 2010? When I change the selection of the paper size from Letter to A4 the Adobe PDF does not change. It always remains what ever was last set in the Windows Print set up.
2011-12-12 03:10:30
#4
Hi,
I am trying to print a simple PDF file from Acrobat X Professional on Windows XP Professional SP3.
I get the Annoying error: Adobe Acrobat has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
I have tried deleting the Adobe PDF printer and then repairing Acrobat X Professional.
I have tried Deleting the printer and then installing the printer with the latest Drivers.
I have tried uninstalling Acrobat X Professional and then installed Adobe Reader 9.4 and still this problem persists.
Note: Acrobat X Professional is currenlty installed.
Please can some one Help ASAP.
Kind Regards
Raemial.
I am trying to print a simple PDF file from Acrobat X Professional on Windows XP Professional SP3.
I get the Annoying error: Adobe Acrobat has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
I have tried deleting the Adobe PDF printer and then repairing Acrobat X Professional.
I have tried Deleting the printer and then installing the printer with the latest Drivers.
I have tried uninstalling Acrobat X Professional and then installed Adobe Reader 9.4 and still this problem persists.
Note: Acrobat X Professional is currenlty installed.
Please can some one Help ASAP.
Kind Regards
Raemial.
2011-12-12 06:26:55
#5
Hi,
I am trying to print a simple PDF file from Acrobat X Professional on Windows XP Professional SP3.
I get the Annoying error: Adobe Acrobat has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
I have tried deleting the Adobe PDF printer and then repairing Acrobat X Professional.
I have tried Deleting the printer and then installing the printer with the latest Drivers.
I have tried uninstalling Acrobat X Professional and then installed Adobe Reader 9.4 and still this problem persists.
Note: Acrobat X Professional is currenlty installed.
Please can some one Help ASAP.
Kind Regards
Raemial.
Have you tried turning off Protect View (temporarily)? Edit > Preferences > Advanced Security to see if it corrects the problem. I am trying to print a simple PDF file from Acrobat X Professional on Windows XP Professional SP3.
I get the Annoying error: Adobe Acrobat has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
I have tried deleting the Adobe PDF printer and then repairing Acrobat X Professional.
I have tried Deleting the printer and then installing the printer with the latest Drivers.
I have tried uninstalling Acrobat X Professional and then installed Adobe Reader 9.4 and still this problem persists.
Note: Acrobat X Professional is currenlty installed.
Please can some one Help ASAP.
Kind Regards
Raemial.
2011-12-12 23:26:02
#6
Nope, That doesn't work.