It would help to know the OS and version # of it.  This is the smallest I could go on a 4K monitor using Windows 11: Acrobat 2025.001.20630 Windows 11 24H2, KB5063878 ... View more

May I ask the purpose of the second 2.1.1 heading?   ... View more

Are the Surface devices running in tablet mode or computer mode? I had a Surface Pro 7 that I turned off the automatic tablet mode when the keyboard was removed. (Unfortunately, I can't test it since it is defunct...) YouTube has a number of videos on fixing drag-and-drop on Windows. You might want to check them out.   ... View more

If you can't make sure they will use Adobe Reader (or another viewer with proper support for form fields), then don't use PDF. Use a web-form, instead. By @try67 Or at very least, when they call to say the form isn't working, ask if they are using Adobe Reader. If not, tell them to call back when it is installed. 😜 ... View more

The only reason I didn't recommend a firm was that one can develop a personal (business) relationship with the translator. And for all anyone knows, they could be using the freelancer too. A firm would work if their translator is in-house or the firm contract takes responsibility for the behavior of the freelance translator.  (I don't know if the OP said they were in the USA, but might have missed it.)   ... View more

See if you are allowed to register it with the China Copyright Protection Center.   ... View more

PDF/X setting were set up by printers (the companies, not hardware). The X stands for eXchange. That "guarantees" a file that the printer can process. However, it doesn't mean it will look good--for example, there are no resolution requirements, so images could be low res. Here is a very short breakdown of the types: PDF/X-1a: Only CMYK and spot colors; Transparency is flattened. Both conversions happen on your end. PDF/X-3: Most color modes, including CMYK, RGB, LAB, spot; Transparency is flattened. Not used much. PDF/X-4: Most color modes; Transparency is NOT flattened. The printer does this on their end. There are other requirements that are common to all X formats.   ... View more

The QR code is just a link to something, typically a URL.  You can limit the URL with programing on the server end (for example, first 1000 customers get a discount). A URL link just goes to a destination. What is at that distination can be changed.    ... View more

Not my area of expertise, but my two cents... I'm assuming you are concerned about the translator. I would use a translator in the same country (and subject to the same copyright laws) as I live, has been in business for a long time, and is a long-term member of a professional association (such as the American Translators Association). I would select a freelancer and not a translation company, since they would probably farm it out to someone overseas anyway.  Also, register the copyright before sending it to the translator.    ... View more

One does lose something typographicly when converting to outlines, but, in truth, would one be using Canva if one cared about such things? 😜😜 ... View more

When I removed the weird tracking, the word "Stole" printed. I would outline the fonts and be done with it.   ... View more

What happens if you move the text frame to the [empty] pasteboard area?   ... View more

With 45-odd years in magazine and book design and production, along with a gazzilion ancillary products (I'mnot some youngster like Gord@APL 😁), I've only sent imposed jobs to my own 11x17 printer.  My advice: 1) Send PDF/X-4 files. If the printer can't handle that, send PDF/X-1a but be sure of your conversion settings. 2) EXPORT the PDF; do not print to PostScript and distill.    ... View more

What are you trying to impose: page count, printing method, signature size, etc.? Complex jobs should be left to the printer. InDesign's Print Booklet feature, while functionable, is fairly basic.   Since you deal with many different printers, you should keep a simple database on how each printer likes to received their files: imposed or not, PDF/X-1a or -4, resolution of images, etc. If you build it as you go, it won't be too toublesome.      ... View more

Technically, anything done though the print menu (Adobe PDF print driver for Windows, PostScript or PDF printer app) is going to use Distiller (or Distiller-like) process. You will always get a flattened PDF if that is your concern.    ... View more

Good catch. I missed the object properties edit in the original post. I just assumed it was done the "usual" way.  ... View more

Also depends on the amount of characters IF Scroll Long Text is off. As more are entered, the type gets smaller. ... View more

Apparently not, or they have more important things to work on.   ... View more

The reason it is labeled just "Acrobat" is because there is a free version of the Creative Cloud. It includes the Acrobat _Reader_, Express, Bridge, and a few other items. Since the Creative Cloud app is the same, I assume would be problematic to change the Acrobat name depending on the subscription status.   ... View more

You can set the font size to an absolute size, but if you mean a maximum size--no.   ... View more

Assuming your don't have multiple text flows (A and B), you don't "Apply Master Pages" unless you set up the apply master page reference page table. You want to USE a master page (Master Page Usage).      ... View more

What was the actual question/description? It looks as it the two threads were merged. ... View more

You didn't copy the setting exactly.   ... View more

My screen shot is from Windows and it worked perfectly for me. However, if your system is having problems with it, you can follow the guidelines here: https://www.ideastraining.com/TutorialsAndTips/TroubeshootInDesign.html   ... View more

Yes, but instruct them to install a possibly corupt font into their OS and watch out! '😜 ... View more

This will pop up to format the text in the frame: Right-click on the frame to format it:   ... View more

The Text Box commenting tool would work.   ... View more