Help: creating adobe pdf from postscript file

Question

I created an EPS in Illustrator in 2 artboards. I allways click on the EPS file with right click, and then select create adobe PDF. Adobe Acrobat DC then opens and the PDF is created in 1 single pdf with no white space around it.

Now suddenly it doesnot auto rotated anymore, and the file is placed in the left under corner, filled with a lot of white space around it, or even not showing the complete artboards anymore. I have not changed anything in the settings. The only thing i installed is office365.

What can i do. It is no option for me to save the pdf in Illustrator, because the customer cannot see the difference then between one or 2 designs, because each artboard is then under each other in steath of next to each other

Illustrator file:

How it should be created:

Now it Adobe Acrobat does this:

it doesn't rotate the file, it is worthless right now.

Please help and let me know what i can do.

Thank you.

Kind regards,

Will

willhendriks1962 · Accepted Answer

I found the answer myself.I can make the same pdf, so that all the artboards are next to each other by "asset export" and then select PDF ( in Illustrator).Thank you all for your help.

Test Screen Name · Answer

You can give up on this, because it is considered obsolete, so Adobe don't look at problems with it. Why are you not just saving a PDF from Illustrator, it's very strongly recommended and the only supported path. You need to find a way around the customer issue that stops you doing it, you have been doing immense damage to the file. For example, copy one artboard to a new document to save it and make two PDFs. Or place into InDesign, or...

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