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everydarnnamewastaken
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March 9, 2021
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PDF custom presets not automatically loading .joboptions ~Library>Application Support>Adobe>Settings

  • March 9, 2021
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I'm trying to simply send some presets and .joboptions to a coworker and the custom preset I created (a while back) is not showing up in the ~Library>Application Support>Adobe>Settings. I have 2 custom PDF preset .joboption files showing, but not the 3rd one I'm looking for. It should say "DPI - 11x17 crops & bleeds", but I'm only getting the iGen versions (a different printer).

 

Am I completely missing something or has something changed recently? I just need the missing "DPI - 11x17 crops & bleeds.joboptions" file! I have this preset loaded in InDesign already, so it's there, but it seem to be missing in my ~Library>Application Support>Adobe>Settings.

 

Help please!?!

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Correct answer Loic.Aigon

What about exporting the joboptions from the PDF Exports preset window (see Save As) ?

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Ivy Wood
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March 9, 2021
If you end up having to recreate the preset, I suggest you remove the & from the name. In my experience Acrobat still has a problem with old style illegal characters such as
\ / : * ? " < > | ~ # % & + { } -



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everydarnnamewastakenAuthor
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March 9, 2021

Oops uploaded a wrong screenshot of some PPD stuff lolol.

 

Here is the screenshot of the ~Library>Application Support>Adobe>Settings I'm seeing for my custom .joboption files.

 

Loic.Aigon
Loic.AigonCorrect answer
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March 9, 2021

What about exporting the joboptions from the PDF Exports preset window (see Save As) ?

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