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Prompt: Create a hidden sanctuary under a stone bridge where colorful Norwegian trolls live among bio-luminescent underwater plants. The trolls are wearing Norwegian wool sweaters and smoke colorful glass pipes.   ... View more

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I started in Firefly with this prompt: steampunk frog king sitting on a lily pad throne Then took it into Photoshop for more fun.   ... View more

Foxy bride getting "hitched."   ... View more

PROMPT: Through a window looking in at an old fashioned Irish pub with a dark wooden bar, wooden high back bar stools, tables and chairs, and warm lighting. A male bartender wearing a leather apron is pouring beer from a tap. Mirrors appear behind the bar and a musician plays in a dark corner.   It ignored A LOT of my prompt. There is no musician! ... View more

Prompt: a beautiful shiny crystal glass containing a colorful phoenix that rises from fire and ashes.     ... View more

In my imagination, we already ate them. LOL ... View more

Prompt: Golden sunlight painted the whispering willows and the mossy knolls as we laid out our checkered blanket. A symphony of birdsong filled the air, mingling with the gentle babbling of a hidden stream nearby. Sparkling dewdrops clung to vibrant wildflowers, creating a scene of ethereal beauty as we shared crusty bread and sweet berries. Wine for two.     ... View more

A bakeshop in the middle of a chocolate forest, with glass candy trees, and cute forest creatures made from spun sugar. The bakery is surrounded by a stream of colorful liquid candy. I want to dive into the candy river!   I changed ONE word in the prompt and this is the image I got: A rainbow candy river! Yum.   Prompt for the bottom pic ended in: colorful liquid rainbow candy ... View more

I am just using the Adobe PDF printer. (Size and quality do not really matter for what I do.) ... View more

I *may* have had too much fun with this one... It's my world; I can knit if I want to.   ... View more

Darn it! That was my last find...it's been interesting researching this issue. It appears that there really is no way to turn off the automatic OCR feature.   The last thing I found was this video...but it was 4 years ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dva3D_0zxBQ   Sorry I wasn't able to help! ... View more

Just out of curiosity, when you tried clearing all formatting, did you just change the formatting to the built-in Normal style, or did you use the Clear Formatting command? (From the way you worded it, I am guessing you did the latter, which is how I would have approached it as well..but I figured I would ask.)   Also..are you using Print to PDF or Save As a PDF? While both "print to PDF" and "save as PDF" create a PDF file, the key difference is that "print to PDF" essentially simulates the printing process, potentially adding extra elements like headers, footers, and page numbers, while "save as PDF" directly converts the document to PDF format, often preserving more formatting details and allowing for finer control over the final file.  ... View more

Have you already tried this:   Steps to disable Read Mode Close your internet browser Open Acrobat or Reader (without a file being open) Select Edit then Preferences Select the Internet category Uncheck Display in Read Mode by default Click OK Relaunch Acrobat ... View more

Thanks for the additional info. From what you wrote originally, I was thinking that you wanted to solve the issue in Word before you made it into a PDF. Sorry I misunderstood. ... View more

I think what you have pictured here is just a list of all possible styles, not just the styles (if any) actually used in the document, correct? I don't want to be too basic or too advanced....how familiar are you with Word Styles?   Why it might matter: When creating a Word document that will be converted to PDF, not applying heading styles properly or neglecting to add alt text to images , can lead to significant accessibility issues in the final PDF, making it difficult for users with disabilities to navigate and understand the content using screen readers or other assistive technologies.   Here are 2 things that can cause accessibility issues when converting from Word to PDF: Missing heading structure: If you manually format text to appear like a heading without using the designated heading styles, screen readers may not recognize it as a heading.  Improper table formatting: Tables without header rows or with confusing cell relationships can be difficult for screen readers to interpret.    Try this: Use the "Check Accessibility" feature in Word: Before saving as PDF, utilize the built-in accessibility checker to identify potential issues and fix them within Word.   I hope this helps.       ... View more

How frustrating! Have you tried this: Go to preferences Select Reading From the Page Vs Document dropdown list, select "Do not read documents" ... View more

Is it possible that the PDF is corrupt? Try saving it as an optimzed PDF and see if that solves the issue. Choose File > Save As Other > Optimized PDF. ... View more

Is the "Make all pages editable" box checked? ... View more

As far as I can see, it's not possible to change this setting. You can, however, see where a file is saved by going to File - Properties - Description.   Another workaround might be to print to PDF rather than saving the file. Acrobat WILL remember the location of the last document that you printed to PDF, so this is great if you have tons of them to save to one location. ... View more

This discussion may be of some help: https://community.adobe.com/t5/acrobat-discussions/solution-to-quot-bad-parameter-quot/td-p/4752884 ... View more

Hi: I suggest checking the help page https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/message-content-preparation-progress-opening.html and see if that works for you. You could also try to create a new test user profile with full admin rights in Windows and try using the application there and see if the same thing happens. ... View more

I have two things you can try:   1) Assuming you have the most recent update, try to repair the installation from the help menu (Win Only) and see if that works. Then reset the Acrobat preferences as described here https://community.adobe.com/t5/acrobat-discussions/how-to-reset-acrobat-preference-settings-to-defau... You may also try to create a new test user profile with full admin rights in Win or enable the root account in MAC and try using the application there and check.   2) Try removing the application using the Acrobat cleaner tool: https://www.adobe.com/devnet-docs/acrobatetk/tools/Labs/cleaner.html Afterwards, reboot your PC once and reinstall the application using the direct link https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/acrobat-dc-downloads.html   Let us know if this worked! ... View more

That error message usually indicates a problem with how the server is authenticating your request to access the PDF. The key part is <AuthenticationErrorDetail> section and <Message> section. It is pointing to a missing or incorrectly formatted security parameter ("sp") needed for authentication. It seems that the issue isn't with the PDF itself, but with your access permissions or a temporary server-side problem.   Could you tell me how you are trying to open the PDF? Does it happen only when you double-click to open the file, or does it also happen if you launch Acrobat and choose Open > File?   Thanks!   ... View more

Does the Word document use standard Word Styles? ... View more

Prompt: A colorful bridge with a beautiful butterfly garden floating high in the air above the clouds with multiple moons in the distance   I also liked this layered paper version     ... View more

Prompt: time travel; futuristic ufo flies over an ancient wooden ship and a beautiful starry sky   ... View more

Photoshop videos are stored in the destination folder you specify when you export them. You can save Photoshop videos to your computer or to the cloud.   Saving to your computer Select File Select Export Select Render Video Enter a name for the video Select the Select Folder button Navigate to the location where you want to save the video Click Render   Saving to the cloud By default, Photoshop saves files to the cloud. You can access your cloud documents by going to the Recent section on the Photoshop on the web homepage. ... View more

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