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I'm having the same problem opening a PDF in PS7.0. I created the PDF in Acrobat 9 pro.
The image I selected, copied & pasted from pdf to ps worked, but was too pixlated.
You mentioned there might be a security setting in Acrobat 9 that might prevent me from opening it in PS7.0?
If so, is there any way to turn that off so I can open that pdf I created in ps?
I didn't have this problem when I had Acrobat 8 pro.
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Problem this There was an error processing the document. The file may be damaged or corrupted.
Step No. 1 - Pdf file open in chrome,firefox or any browser you have
Step No. 2 - Control + P
Step No. 3 - Print Destination Save as PDF
Step No. 4 - Open the file you have saved by taking it to Photoshop.
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When there are Accessibility Issues with PDF documents that open normally in PDF reader, and will not open in Photoshop, ADOBE has provided an accessibilty option in PDF PRO.
1, Choose Tools > Action Wizard.
The Action Wizard toolset is displayed in the secondary toolbar.
2. From the Actions List, click Make Accessible.
The right-hand pane changes to display each task included in the Make Accessible action, as well as the instructions to execute the action.
3. Select the files that you want to apply the Make Accessible action to. By default, the action runs on the document that's currently open. Select Add Files to select additional files or a folder to run the action on.
4. Click Start.
5. Follow the prompts to complete the Make Accessible action.
https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/using/create-verify-pdf-accessibility.html
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