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lisao515
New Participant
March 26, 2019
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Converting Email Safelink issues

  • March 26, 2019
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We use Microsoft Safelinks to ensure our companies email is not infected with viruses. Microsoft Safelink puts a wrapper around a link and replaces the current link text that would be located in an email.  For some reason, when you try to convert any email to a pdf that has a longer link, the pdf will be extremely small. It is like it is trying to fit the email on landscape 1 x 1 page. It is so small that you have to increase it to 800 to be able to read the pdf.

We have tested various emails and documents and the issues remains. If the link is too long than it won't convert to a pfd correctly. I have tried to take one of the emails, copy the text into word and then convert to a pdf. This will keep the correct size of the font but removes all hyperlinks from the email.

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LJDM
Known Participant
July 22, 2021

Kicking a dead post here, but has there been any resolution to this? I noticed the Adobe rep stepped in for a minute only to realize the tool she was recommending doesn't exist.

 

I've also contacted Microsoft with this issue and received a similar level of "expert" help.

Brainiac
March 26, 2019

How exactly do you convert the email to PDF? What is your email app?

lisao515
lisao515Author
New Participant
March 27, 2019

We use Microsoft Office 365 Outlook for email. Please see below for screen shot of version

For Adobe Acrobat, we are using the subscription model

To convert the emails, I select File from Outlook then select Save as Adobe PDF

We do not use the print to PDF since the links don’t carry over.

Thanks

lisao515
lisao515Author
New Participant
March 29, 2019

Hi Lisao,

As you are creating the PDF from the Outlook, please try to use the Adobe Acrobat ribbon.

Please check the conversion settings before creating the PDF.

- Click on Acrobat  > Change conversion settings.

- The Adobe PDF Maker window will open. There you can check the settings.

- To create PDF from an email select the option "Selected message" or Selected folders".

Check if that helps.

To share the screenshot, use the steps provided below:

- Click on the insert icon provided in the reply window as shown below:

- An Insert Image window will appear.

- Then click on Insert Image and browse the location where you have saved the screenshot file.

- Select the file and click on Open > Insert Image.

If the issue persists, please share the application version. Take help of the steps provided here Identify the product and its version for Acrobat and Reader DC

Let us know if you have any questions.

Regards,

Meenakshi


Hello, when you click on the ribbon for Adobe PDF, it PDF maker window doesn’t appear. The ribbon has one option “Convert to Adobe PDF”