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Satyavan
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September 11, 2018
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Acrobat Distiller: where is it available?

  • September 11, 2018
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I don't get it.... searched and searched but am still confused.Is it a component of something, an extra package, an independent app o download and install or what? Can anyone help this newbie...?

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Participant
October 17, 2024

If you concert the file to Post Scrupt from Acrobat and save it, oncr you've done that just right click the file and it will gibe you option of opening it to Acrobat Distrller and put it on standard 

Legend
September 11, 2018

WHY are you looking for Distiller? Please be detailed. While it is still in Acrobat Pro, there are uses for which it is no longer appropriate, but bad and out of date advice on the internet doesn't go away...

Satyavan
SatyavanAuthor
Participating Frequently
September 11, 2018

Good question... In fact I don't know if that is the best tool. I need to adjust a pdf template for the cover of my book which is provided by a self-publishing company (IngramSpark). They advised me to adjust it via Indesign or Acrobat Distiller. The first does not allow me to try a free trial period (tells it is expired, but I'm not aware having it never used) so wanted to try with distiller. Any suggestion?

Legend
September 11, 2018

What form is the template in today? If it’s in InFedign form you’d need InDesign. If it’s already a PDF, what adjustments do you need? And, Mac or Windows?

try67
Community Expert
Community Expert
September 11, 2018

Acrobat Distiller is a part of Adobe Acrobat Pro.

Participant
July 9, 2024

After installing the trial of Acrobat Pro I can't find anything that is Distiller in it.  In the past the Acrobat software had an option for us to make an PDF Printer as a system printer so any software in the computer can print to a PDF file.  Can anyone help me to set up a PDF printer?  Much appriciated.