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manfredp43088605
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January 8, 2024
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Mehere JPG-Dateien in einem PDF zusmammenführen funktioniert nicht

  • January 8, 2024
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Wenn ich versuche, Dateien zu kombinieren, um ein PDF aus den neuesten Mac-Updates für Sonoma zu erstellen, funktioniert es nicht und bleibt bei „Schutzeinstellungen prüfen“ hängen. Ich habe das neueste Adobe-Update durchgeführt, aber es funktioniert nicht mehr. (siehe Screenshot unten) Hat noch jemand das gleiche Problem? Wenn ja, hat jemand eine Lösung gefunden? Dank im Voraus !

 

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    Amal.
    Amal.
    Legend
    January 9, 2024

    Hi @manfredp43088605

     

    Hope you are doing well and thanks for reaching out.

     

    Is this an issue with a particular set of the image files or with all the files? Please try with a different set of image files and check.

     

    Check if any file is password protected or has any sort of security applied, if so , please remove that file and try again to combine and check .

     

    Also make sure the application is updated to the recent version 23.08.20458. Go to Help > Check for updates and and reboot the computer once and see if that works.

     

    ~Amal

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    manfredp43088605Author
    Participant
    January 9, 2024

    Hi Amal

    We tried it with different groups of older JPGs. There is a problem with these.

    Today I did a test with JPGs that were exported from ORF files.

    A current Photoshop was used. The problem doesn't occur with these JPGs.

    We use:

    Architecture: x86_64

    Processor: Intel

    Build: 23.8.20458.0

    AGM: 7.1.3 C

    oolType: 9.0.2

    JP2K: 4.0.1.53159

    OsX:Sonoma 14.1.2

     

    The older JPGs can easily be combined into a PDF using Finder -> Quick Actions -> Create PDF.

    Just as Apple recommends in this article: https://support.apple.com/de-de/guide/mac-help/mchl21ac2368/mac

    I have attached 2 old JPGs (20151017_131736.jpg and 20151017_131738.jpg) and 2 of the JPGs created by export.

    Maybe you can find a difference

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