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there was an error processing a page. there was a problem reading this document (110)?

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June 23, 2012
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hi

my name is kapil and i am trying to open one (which is downloded) pdf document.which giving me an error as there was an error processing a page. there was a problem reading this document (110) for some page only. i am using acrobat reader x. is it any 3d setting or any thing else please give me an idea. i am waiting for replay as soon as possible...........

your sincerely

KAPIL TRIVEDI

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Ela5F8E

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Your method saved me as well, thank you so much:)

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georgeldn123

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عليلو

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أولا: عليك فتح الملف باستعمال chrome و لا تستعمل adobe reader

ثانيا: بعد فتح الملف بالمتصفح عليك الضغط على أمر طباعة الملف

ثالثا: اختر في نافذة الطباعة حفظ الملف على شكل PDF

رابعا: اختر مكان الحفظ اسم الملف.

خامسا: افتح الملف

الطريقة ناجحة 100/100

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rpdiehl@hotmail.com

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I tried that! But it did NOT recover the corrupted data.

My corrupted PDF document opens only page 1 on Acrobat Reader; pages 2-16 show up as a series of small white squares after page 1.
Nitro 5 apparently solved the issue, telling me it was corrected. But it simply made page 2 disappear. Pages 3-16 were OK.
The only way I found to solve this problem was to open the damaged file on a clean Firefox page - it shows up perfect, all 16 pages - then printing it through the good old "Microsoft Print to PDF" option.
The new PDF works fine, but there is a noticeable loss in definition, the fonts, lines, etc, look a little out of focus.
Still pretty useful.
My daughter used her MacPro to open the document, it worked pretty well on screen, but the PDF file it generated has not only lower definition, but also page 2 shows up on Acrobat Reader totally blank and differently sized - Letter size instead of A4. Opening her MacPro PDF on Nitro Reader produces all 16 pages readable but still lower definition,

brunof51037148

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Simple solution that worked for me: I went to pdfmerge.com. I merged the damaged pdf with a pdf of a blank page (I opened Word, then saved the blank document as a pdf). The merged file worked. Here are the steps in other words:

1) Open Word Document and leave the page blank

2) Save the blank document as a pdf

3) Go to pdfmerge.com

4) Upload the blank pdf and the damaged pdf that gives the 110 error

5) Merge the files and download the new pdf

The downside is that your new pdf has one additional blank page. But at least this way it will save. Hope this works for others.

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Cathryn999

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Thanks so much, this worked for me, saved me hours of work and stress. Thank you again.

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Hossein Mortazavi

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I opened the document in Nitro pdf and did the same thing but again after opening it in Acrobat and adding some comment I get the same error massage and can not save it !!!!!!!

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Anonymous

It may be the wrong format in your document

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thomas92

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On the mac, I opened with Preview, then exported a new PDF. The new PDF has all the same content, but no error 110.

PerryCodes

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thomas92 wrote:
On the mac, I opened with Preview, then exported a new PDF. The new PDF has all the same content, but no error 110.

The new PDF actually doesn't have the same content - same as if you export to .ps and create new PDF using the .ps ... you lose ALL bookmarks, so if this is a textbook, good luck taking the time to put them all back in. No Thanks.

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thomas92

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thomas92 wrote:
On the mac, I opened with Preview, then exported a new PDF. The new PDF has all the same content, but no error 110.
The new PDF actually doesn't have the same content - same as if you export to .ps and create new PDF using the .ps ... you lose ALL bookmarks, so if this is a textbook, good luck taking the time to put them all back in. No Thanks.

You're so right, I should have added this disclaimer:

This is a fast and easy solution that saves the text, images and format of the original PDF to a new file without having to download additional software when on a mac. I used it to fix a textbook file I couldn't otherwise access without downloading additional software. Beware, you might have to use the find function to jump to a specific chapter or section number rather than using the bookmarks. If you can't live without the bookmarks, see the posts above about downloading Nitro Pro to fix the original PDF rather than making a duplicate.