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Hi, in Adobe Acrobat Reader there is a message bar across the top of my screen saying "this file claims compliance with the PDF/A standard and has been opened read-only to prevent modification". But there's no close button on the bar. How do I dismiss it?
This app is already wasting so much screen space with the title text, then a menu bar, then another tab bar, then ANOTHER menu bar, then this message too. It's ridiculous.
Try this: Under Edit - Preferences - Documents, change the "View documents in PDF/A mode" to "Never".
Hi @Akbar Esmaeili,
Hope you are doing well. Thanks for writing in!
If the file is in Persian, and you are able to read it in Acrobat, you can go to the Export Tab> select Word file> select the location> export.
This should be how it works. If it doesn't, please feel free to share more on your experience for better understanding and further investigation.
Look forward to hearing from you.
Regards,
Souvik.
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Try this: Under Edit - Preferences - Documents, change the "View documents in PDF/A mode" to "Never".
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Excellent tip!!! Compliance with the PDF/A standard is what has been preventing me from redacting documents. – And I don't remember ever setting that. Thank you!!
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Excellent tip!!! Compliance with the PDF/A standard is what has been preventing me from redacting documents. – And I don't remember ever setting that. Thank you!!
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It's on by default, as editing a PDF/A file invalidates it, so that it is no more conforming to this standard.
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This is not a correct answer. That disables PDF/A mode not the banner. The way it looks, it's a "danger! danger!" warning that PDF/A mode is *BAD*. It's not. Warning people that they can't edit when -- surprise! -- most people don't edit PDFs in Acrobat Reader is dumb.
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It gets rid of the banner and allows editing. So it probably made, what the OP wanted to do.
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How to get rit of only the banner , since i do not need enabling to modify a signed pdf. Now only way to get that banner done is to enable is to click then enable editing. what only change the banner to signed and all sigantures are valid
Meaning still have that banner in top! just with a other line of text in it what ya can not close
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i could not edit so i reply to myself .. the bar goes away after you go through all the pages and and click the enable editing ,but does mean you can adjust the whole pdf . that is what i do not want i only want the banner gone without getting the pdf not being pdf/a mode anymore
So the question is still How to get rit of the banner Without Enabling Editing!
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It worked to me. The banner just disappear.
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Indeed, PDF/A mode is something I would like to retain unless I explicitely want to break it. It should be the other way around, get a banner if you are breaking the PDF/A standard as a warning.
How difficult is just to be able to close the banner without touching anything else?
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when you do that then the banner changes to : signed and all sigantures are valid.
the banner does go away, after you go through all the pages(if have more then 1) and click the enable editing ,but does mean you can adjust the whole pdf . that is what i do not want i only want the banner gone without getting the pdf not being pdf/a mode anymore
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Hi @Akbar Esmaeili,
Hope you are doing well. Thanks for writing in!
If the file is in Persian, and you are able to read it in Acrobat, you can go to the Export Tab> select Word file> select the location> export.
This should be how it works. If it doesn't, please feel free to share more on your experience for better understanding and further investigation.
Look forward to hearing from you.
Regards,
Souvik.
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