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It will be very hard to get as a originally but you can do a bit by running OCR and Export PDF to Excel In Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro == Go to Document Menu > OCR Text Recognise > Recognize text using OCR In Adobe Acrobat DC Pro 1. Click on "Tools tab" and select "Enhance Scans", In the Enhance Scans properties bar choose "Recognise Text" from the drop down menu choose "In This File" After the REcognize text is complete 2. In the Enhance Scans properties bar choose Reconize Text from the drop down menu select "Correct Recognize Text" After complete the workdone in PDF file, now Export to Excel It will help you a bit Thanks ... View more

In powerpoint at Acrobat Tab, choose Preferences In the dialog box of PDFMaker setting on Coversion settings choose High quality print and OK Now click on create PDF. OR Press Ctrl+P (Print) and choose printer as a Adobe PDF and goto print properties and in the dialog box choose high quality print Hope this will help you to create PDF in High Quality Thanks ... View more

Are you talking about extract pages in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC, if so go to tools tab and select Organize Pages. On the organize page screen select your desire pages and click on Extract button. If it is in Adobe Acrobat Pro 9 go to Document menu and choose Extract page Thanks ... View more

In the Edit PDF mode select the object which you want to keep forward and cut it (Ctrl+X) and paste it again, It will help you a bit to bring forward (but don't select the object of or text that you want to keep backward). Thanks ... View more

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My friend! It will work with the helps of script Let's see how it goes 1. Copy the the script: Sub GoToPDFPage() Dim targetLink As String Dim targetName As String Dim pageNumber As Integer Dim pathPDF As String targetName = Selection.Hyperlinks(1).Name parts = Split(targetName, "page=") pageNumber = parts(1) pathPDF = Selection.Hyperlinks(1).Address Call OpenPagePDF(pathPDF, pageNumber) End Sub Public Function OpenPagePDF(sMyPDFPath As String, iMyPageNumber As Integer) Dim RtnCode, AdobePath As String ' Define your path to Acrobat or Acrobat reader in this example I'm using Adobe Acrobat DC AdobePath = "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat DC\Acrobat\Acrobat" RtnCode = Shell(AdobePath & " /a " & Chr(34) & "page=" & iMyPageNumber & "=OpenActions" & Chr(34) & sMyPDFPath, 1) End Function Important note: AdobePath = "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat DC\Acrobat\Acrobat" (' Define your path to Acrobat or Acrobat reader in this example I'm using Adobe Acrobat DC) You can install the above VBA code by following these steps: 1. Select the Developer Tab in the Ribbon. If it is not shown please follow the instructions below.      * Right click and customize the Ribbon and tick the Developer Radio button 2. Select “Macros” in the Developer Tab. 3. Give the name “GoToPDFPage”. 4. Click “Create” button 5. and the “Microsoft Visual Basic” window will open 6. You should write in this window the source code that is given above. At the end the window should look like the one below: ​ Then you can save and close this window. 7. Finally, you should see a macro named “GoToPDFPage in the “Macros” window. Now every time you want to activate a hyperlink to a specific PDF page you should have the cursor inside the link text and then you should execute the GoToPDFPage macro either by clicking the “Run” button in Macros window or by assigning a keyboard shortcut to this macro following the steps below: 1. Click the Microsoft Office Button , and then click Word Options. 2. Click Customize. 3. Next to Keyboard shortcuts, click Customize. 4. In the Categories list, click Macros. 5. In the Macros list, click the macro that you want to be assigned a shortcut 6. In the Press new shortcut key box, type the key combination that you want (e.g. Alt + l) 7. Check the “Currently assigned to” to make sure that you aren’t assigning a key combination that you already use to perform a different task. 8. Click assign. 9. Now create your hyperlink, (Click on hyperlink and in the hyperlink dialog box select your desire pdf file and at end of the string type "#page=" see the image When it has done keep your mouse pointer to the created hyperlink and press Alt+I (that we have created a macros shortcut key). Thanks ... View more

Hi mlondon88 Go to "Insert Tab" and find "Object" and from the drop down menu choose "Object" and find your PDF file and click on Insert button. This will bring up one page of PDF file, if you click on it, it will open up a complete pages of PDF file. Go through this Re: Having trouble inserting a PDF into word Or You can create a hyperlink in Ms word Go to Insert tab and find Hyperlink, from the dialog box find your pdf file and click on OK button. This will bring up a highlighted links not a page of PDF file Thanks ... View more

Showing image of Adobe documentation is for the Adobe Acrobat Pro DC Preferences. I am with try67, I don't think that it will work on Perpetual one. Why don't you try to install Adobe Acrobat Pro DC you will find everything what you are searching for. Thanks ... View more

Hi alinetteka Go to C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe InDesign CC 2015 (32-bit)\Presets\InDesign Shortcut Sets Check it out for further http://indesignsecrets.com/change-ui-language-indesign-cs6-cc.php Thanks ... View more

If you give us the screenshot, it would much better to solved your problem soon. Thanks ... View more

To this in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC, there's only one option do it. First create the logo as an image (i.e., .tiff, .jpeg, .png etc) and do editing your document after that place your logo images or You have to go down to the lower version of adobe acrobat pro (IX, X, XI), It will allows you to edit at your desire selection. Thanks ... View more

Check it out here... Re: change background color of pdf pages? Thanks ... View more

Obviously you can change the page background and text color as well, see the image. Go to Preferences (press Ctrl+K) and select Accessibility Thanks ... View more

Instead of combine word file in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC, you can do one thing follow the below step 1. Open ms word 2. Go to Insert tab and choose Object 3. From the drop down object menu choose "Text from file" 4. From the dialog box select all the word file and click on insert button 5. Now you have combine ms word file, Create PDF and enjoy. Thanks ... View more

This is might be hardly possible to do it but if your scan image name is "Michael Meier and Marius Hug LF-16-5454.jpeg" then obviously it could be automated. When you open up the scan image name call "Michael Meier and Marius Hug LF-16-5454.jpeg" in adobe acrobat and save it, the file name will automatically came up "Michael Meier and Marius Hug LF-16-5454" to save it. or The best option is type the file name and save it. that's all upto my knowledge. or you can use the file name changer software to rename all the file name accordingly. Thanks ... View more

Open up your JPEG images in photoshop and save as in another extension (i.e., .tif, .png etc.) and place the save as images onto pdf. Hope it works Thanks ... View more

Are talking about to save downloaded file as automatic save to your desire folder, if so here's is the image (for google chrome) Go to chrome setting and click on "+show advanced settings" Roll down you will find an option "Downloads" and click on change button and change your desire location. or you can tick the box "Ask where to save each file before downloading". it will ask you before downloaded the file where to save it the file and you can choose your desire folder and save it. Thanks ... View more

You are talking about PDF Windows.. If you are talking about the windows to maximize then do one things If your pdf window is open up in a small windows then click on maximize button in between of minimize and close button. After maximize the button close the PDF windows and open it up again. Now you will see the result (It will open in large window of pdf). Thanks ... View more

First of all remove the protected password and you can recreate the password of your own. Thanks ... View more

In Acrobat Pro DC: (Do anyone of the option) 1. File>Save As Other > Reduced Size PDF 2.File>Save As Other > Optimize PDF 3. Ctrl+Shift+S (File>Save As) > In save as type: choose "Adobe PDF Files, Optimized(*.Pdf)" and click on for image settings to your desire. 4. Click on "Tools" tab and choose "Optimized PDF", on the optimize properties choose Advanced Optimization and do your desire set up or click on Reduce File Size Thanks ... View more

I don't use it the Acrobat 9.0 standard but off course you can change/edit the font, size or space between letter in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC by selecting the text. Thanks ... View more

Re-name the 25 pages in orderly and combine it or at the combine pdf dialog box do set up the pages in order wise, select the file and click on "move up" and "move down" button and combine it. Thanks ... View more

Open document in Adobe Acrobat 1. Document Properties (Ctrl-D or Cmd-D), then bring up the “Fonts” tab: 2. To bring up the Preflight tool, we have to options: On a Mac, we can select “Edit>Preflight” from the menu, or we can launch the tool from the “Print Production” panel in the Tools pane (this works for both Windows and the Mac, for the latter, only when a document is open). Once the Preflight tool is open, select “Single Fixups” as indicated in this screenshot: 3. Find all “Font” related mixups, we can just type “Font” into the “Find” field: 4.  Now click on "Fix button" 5. Re-open the document properties and check it. Thanks ... View more

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Hello Willi Adelberger Kindly have look on below image I have placed the both .png image and .eps image in Indesign, but both are observed the transparency and the .eps images looks good better than the .png image. ... View more

Open photoshop and save as .eps file instead of .png format. Thanks ... View more