error message- "there was problem reading this document 135"

Question

Hi,

I just got adobe and was trying to fill and save a form and adobe not letting me save the document and giving me error mesage of "there was problem reading this document 135". I have followed all the instructions online and did trouble shoot but still the problem is same.

if some one can assist me why i am getting this error would be helpful.

Thanks

Faisla

Amal Jaiswal · Accepted Answer

@minh316496063rqt, The error "Dictionary keys must be direct name objects" in Adobe Acrobat is a PDF parsing error. It happens when a PDF's internal code breaks official formatting rules usually when a dictionary key uses an indirect reference or improper data type instead of a direct /Name object. It often occurs when saving comments, opening generated files (such as those from LaTeX or WeasyPrint), or processing files via Ghostscript.Please try to recreate the PDF. Try to export the PDF to MS Word document onlinehttps://acrobat.adobe.com/link/tools/?group=group-convertonce done rereate the PDF from the newly created Word document as described herehttps://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/desktop/create-documents/create-pdfs/convert-to-pdf.html~Amal

Alex24641239d42m · Answer

1. click on the Edit tab

2. Click "Combine files"

3. Click "Add open files" (you just want to add the 135 error pdf)

4. Click "Combine"

5. You should get a Binder1.pdf that you can then save correctly, and will preserve all markup, comments, and editing that you did on the original, unsaveable PDF

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