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I have Adobe Framemaker and Adobe Acrobat DC.
But when I tried to save as PDF from framemaker, I got a message that I need Adobe Distiller.. Can I download from somewhere? I have a subscription for Framemaker as well as Adobe acrobat DC.
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It should be included with both of these.
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But it is not... I dont know why?
Can I download and install it separately?
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No, it cannot be downloaded or installed separately.
1. Please check if you have either of these files
C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Acrobat DC\Acrobat\acrodist.exe
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat DC\Acrobat\acrodist.exe
Do you have either (or both) of these?
2. If you have either one, does it start and show a window waiting for something to happen?
3. If you start it first and leave it running, is FrameMaker working?
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Thank you. I have the folder C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat DC\Acrobat\
but the acrodist.exe file does not exist..
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Ok, that's the 64-bit Acrobat. But I do have acrodist.exe in that folder on my 64-bit Acrobat install.
I'm assuming you have Acrobat Pro, not Acrobat Standard or Acrobat Reader.
The only thing I can think of is trying a repair from the Programs control panel.
Otherwise, worth asking in the Frame forum, it may be something weird about having both.
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It works now.
Earlier, I had somehow downloaded a Acrobat DC and installed it manually. I uninstalled that and then logged into my Adobe account online and via the online dashboard opened the Adobe Acrobat DC. There was an option to get desktop Acrobat DC. I used that option to install it this time. Now it worked.
Thanks.
I do have another Frame related question.. Can you please give me that forum link?
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Surely, FrameMaker can export a PDF file natively, not just an EPS file... No?
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Try67, back in the days I used FrameMaker, it would export PDF, but internally it would export PostScript, add pdfmarks, and then use Distiller. It seemed to work well, but I had a vague feeling that it now had native exporting to do tagging and things...
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