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June 23, 2012
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there was an error processing a page. there was a problem reading this document (110)?

  • 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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Datekane
New Participant
April 19, 2016

Actually I got the same issue. And, after reading those reply. I consolidate 2 situation and question

1) Once I got this issue and I use "Gathering font information". If it stop loading in X%, what can I do for next step? (I can't use other software to replace adobe as it;s corporate platform that third party software installation blocked.

2) Once I got this issue and I use "Gathering font information". If it loaded 100%, what is the next step? refresh my browser? And what can I do after if it still failure after refresh my browser?

Thank you very much

Some more information:

OS: Window 7

IE: 9.0.8112

Adobe reader: 11.0.15

jan_vis
New Participant
October 4, 2014

I still got the message "The document could not be saved. There was a problem reading this document (110)"

In more detail:

- I am using the latest version of both 'Adobe Reader' and 'Adobe Acrobat Pro'

- I am using the latest version of OSX, i.e OSX 10.9.5

- I downloaded some pdf file

- I opened the file (both with 'Adobe Reader' and 'Adobe Acrobat Pro')

     I could read the file (and did not receive any warning on opening)

- I highlighted a small piece of text and tried to save the modified file

- I got the message  "The document could not be saved. There was a problem reading this document (110)"

      (from both 'Adobe Reader' and 'Adobe Acrobat Pro')

- I did not get any warning when reading the file

So, can someone please:

-    explain the details of  message "The document could not be saved. There was a problem reading this document (110)"

- tell me how I can circumvent / deal  this annoying problem

New Participant
April 3, 2014

Adobe Acrobat X 10.0.2 Pro:

Error Message:

The document could not be saved. There was a problem reading this document (110).

File > Properties > Fonts

Gathering font information... (15%)

At this point Adobe gets stuck.

I have solved this issue.

Nitro Pro v9.0.5.9 (x64): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nitro_PDF

FILE > Save As > Standard PDF

Nitro Pro will review the PDF's integrity and save a repaired version of your PDF document.

Now you can open the PDF in Adobe Acrobat.

> File > Properties > Fonts

Gathering font information... (100%)

You can now edit and save your PDF without hassle.

Problem solved.

pwillener
Brainiac
April 4, 2014

Adobo0 wrote:

Adobe Acrobat X 10.0.2 Pro:

What if you update AcrobatX to the latest version 10.1.9?

October 6, 2012

I opened a pdf document in Adobe Reader X. When I attempted to scroll through the pages the following error message appeared, “There was an error processing a page. There was a problem reading the document (110). After an Internet search to try to find the reason for the error and a solution, I came across a site that suggested it was an issue regarding the fonts of the document. I then reopened the document and went into the document’s font properties (FILE – PROPERTIES – FONTS tab). There I noticed that the “Gathering font information” stopped at 2% which, of course, I took to mean that Adobe Reader X was having a difficult time in loading the font’s information. Another site suggested opening the document in the pdf reader, Foxit. So I did, and the document loaded properly with no error messages. I was still curious as to why the document did not load entirely in Adobe Reader X and if the same problem would occur using a different reader. I then downloaded the pdf reader, Nitro Reader 2.  I opened the same document and initially received the following message, “The requested page number is invalid and does not exist in this document.” I closed the message and proceeded to scroll through the document. As I scrolled, the following message appeared, “This file was damaged (corrupted) and has been repaired.” I thought, “Wonderful!” I then chose <FILE – SAVE AS – PDF DOCUMENT> and saved the “repaired” document under a new name. When I opened the “repaired” document with Adobe Reader X, behold, the document opened entirely with no error message. I was curious, so I went into the document’s font properties and noticed, this time around, that the “Gathering font information” loaded to 100%. Nitro Reader 2 detected the error and fixed it. Now I’m left to wonder…why wasn’t Adobe Reader X able to do the same? I hope this post helps others who are experiencing the same issue.

Participating Frequently
August 9, 2013

I keep getting the same 110 error with Acrobat XI Pro when I open certain pdf's.  It's interesting that every other program I've tried opens the questionable pdf without issues.  So logically this is more of an acrobat issue and not problem with the pdf itself.  So how come the best (allegedly) pdf software out there is the only one that can't open it's own native format because it can't recognize some font??  That's just shameful.  I have to resort to a free reader like SumatraPDF or Nitro.

Participating Frequently
August 9, 2013

It's true that when I open the pdf in Nitro and look at the file properties, I see many more fonts loaded than in Acrobat.  I tried doing what user Aldora310 did by fixing the issue in Nitro, but unfortunately and ironically I don't get an error message in Nitro, so no 'repair' is possible cuz there's nothing to repair. 

Acrobat is so rudimentary in its error handling.  "Can't open pdf, error # gazillion and five".  Well what the hell is error # gazillion and five.  "Shht be quite, nobody is supposed to know".  Then I search a bunch of forums and find that it MIGHT have something to do with fonts.  Then I noticed that more fonts load in Nitro than the almighty Acrobat.  The whole thing is pathetic.  Can't Acrobat tell me that its a problem with fonts and POSSIBLY give me a suggestion? 

Anyway, when Acrobat can't 'process' a file because of font issues, while every other free pdf program on the face of the planet can open it without a problem, something is laughably wrong.