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JonesVid
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January 20, 2024
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Convert a PDF with Ticket QR codes as .pkpass format so I can add to Apple Wallet

  • January 20, 2024
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Quite a few organisations send pdf's with Apple Wallet capable (.pkpass) so you can add to yuor wallet easily, eg Air Tickets.

Some don't

They just send a normal pdf with QR codes.

As a Creative Cloud subscriber I thought maybe Acrobat would allow me to do that - I can't see anywhere that it can do that. Why not ?.

It seems there are 'free tools' available to so this but why on earth should I trust a piece of software off the web to do this when I would assume it is a function Acrobat should support.

Can anyone suggest a way to do this please

    Correct answer Luke Jennings3

    You can make a feature request here:

    https://acrobat.uservoice.com/forums/590923-acrobat-for-windows-and-mac

     

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    Abambo
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    January 20, 2024
    quote

    As a Creative Cloud subscriber I thought maybe Acrobat would allow me to do that - I can't see anywhere that it can do that. Why not ?.


    By @JonesVid

    Because Acrobat is about PDF files. It can't do all container files. As you well said, there are different tools out that can do that. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PKPASS

    ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer
    Luke Jennings3
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    Luke Jennings3Community ExpertCorrect answer
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    January 20, 2024

    You can make a feature request here:

    https://acrobat.uservoice.com/forums/590923-acrobat-for-windows-and-mac

     

    Abambo
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    AbamboCommunity Expert
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    January 28, 2024

    I can understand migrating systems is not a simple task, however as this is the first time I have actually used the Ideas/User Forum for Acrobat I find it puzzling why Adobe market the Creative Cloud as a cohesive offer to it's users it ends up with fragmented systems. The Premiere Pro User Forum was 'made end of life' some time ago and yes, it did cause quite a bit of confusion at the time.

    As a retired Chartered Engineer who managed R&D teams I can appreciate the comments about sticking with what you have if resources are contrained.

    I would however had to search how to post an idea on Acrobat issues if Luke J3 had not posted the link.

     


    I find it confusing too. Photoshop used yet a different system, and they were the first to move to this community. The Premiere team converted to the Khoros platform (the underlying software to this) and several other started with this system once it was established (Stock, Firefly, Adobe Express). 

     

    We know that it is confusing. We point therefore the users to the correct location. 

    ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer
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