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1. have to manually enter page number for export to eps

   When exporting to eps (may be other formats too) from a multi-page document, you have to manually go into settings and define the page number (in the format of a range) that you want to export. Ironically, it automatically populates the page # of # based on the page you're already on. If you don't define a page, regardless of what page you're on, it will export the 1st page. Should default to exporting the page you're on in the pdf.

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2. Adobe does not convert multipage pdf file to a single (ONE) Tiff. It gives separate tiff for each page

   Adobe does not convert multipage pdf file to a single (ONE) Tiff. It gives separate tiff for each page

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3. Make a full automated converter

   Comparing with other available toolkits, Adobe gives the best output in document conversion. Unfortunately, the team decided -for some reasons - to limit the automation capabilities of the software. A piece of advice from a machine learning/Natural Language Processing/Data science perspectives: you can do a lots more if you open on Big Data community. Companies have dumps of millions of PDF and receive a thousand of PDF each day. Unfortunately, they can do nothing with it because open source softwares are terrible ...... Big noisy Data isn't that useful in data science. An automated - highly parallelized - web service for converting PDF isn't a bad idea.

   Until now I can't figure out why batch processing stop, the solution is not more complicated than:

   error_list = []

   for pdffile in todolist:

     try:
   
         conver_pdf_to_word(pdf_file)
   
   
   
     # if an error occurs
   
     except:
   
          error_list.append(pdf_file)
   
          continue      
   

   print("Dear user those PDF causes some issues:")

   for pdffile in errorlist:

    print(pdf_file)
   

   The following link:
   https://drive.google.com/open?id=1c_coofphNstN7R5wJfnC__qvV6quuDiH

   contains 50 PDFs that bugs and I wonder if you could fix those bugs and make batch processing never stop. In other words, the action wizard should skip all pop-up messages and avoid crashes. In the end, it can report those buggy PDFs that it previously skipped, because it's so annoying when you ran the wizard and came back after 4 hours expecting that it's over but it surprises you with a "click ok to continue"

   Comparing with other available toolkits, Adobe gives the best output in document conversion. Unfortunately, the team decided -for some reasons - to limit the automation capabilities of the software. A piece of advice from a machine learning/Natural Language Processing/Data science perspectives: you can do a lots more if you open on Big Data community. Companies have dumps of millions of PDF and receive a thousand of PDF each day. Unfortunately, they can do nothing with it because open source softwares are terrible ...... Big noisy Data isn't that useful in data science. An automated - highly parallelized - web service… more

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4. Make a full automated converter

   Comparing with other available toolkits, Adobe gives the best output in document conversion. Unfortunately, the team decided -for some reasons - to limit the automation capabilities of the software. A piece of advice from a machine learning/Natural Language Processing/Data science perspectives: you can do a lots more if you open on Big Data community. Companies have dumps of millions of PDF and receive a thousand of PDF each day. Unfortunately, they can do nothing with it because open source softwares are terrible ...... Big noisy Data isn't that useful in data science. An automated - highly parallelized - web service for converting PDF isn't a bad idea.

   Until now I can't figure out why batch processing stop, the solution is not more complicated than:

   error_list = []

   for pdffile in todolist:

     try:
   
         conver_pdf_to_word(pdf_file)
   
   
   
     # if an error occurs
   
     except:
   
          error_list.append(pdf_file)
   
          continue      
   

   print("Dear user those PDF causes some issues:")

   for pdffile in errorlist:

    print(pdf_file)
   

   The attachment contains 50 PDFs that bugs and I wonder if you could fix those bugs and make batch processing never stop. In other words, the action wizard should skip all pop-up messages and avoid crashes. In the end, it can report those buggy PDFs that it previously skipped, because it's so annoying when you ran the wizard and came back after 4 hours expecting that it's over but it surprises you with a "click ok to continue"

   Comparing with other available toolkits, Adobe gives the best output in document conversion. Unfortunately, the team decided -for some reasons - to limit the automation capabilities of the software. A piece of advice from a machine learning/Natural Language Processing/Data science perspectives: you can do a lots more if you open on Big Data community. Companies have dumps of millions of PDF and receive a thousand of PDF each day. Unfortunately, they can do nothing with it because open source softwares are terrible ...... Big noisy Data isn't that useful in data science. An automated - highly parallelized - web service… more

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5. PDFs exported from Indesign cc 2019 Links don't work for all users

   I recently had an issue wherein some of my clients found that hyperlinks in the PDFs which I had sent them did not work. Two clients were on a Mac, opening the doc in Reader, another on a PC. I sent the PDFs to numerous different people and some could access links, others could not. The pdf was created using Indd cc 2018 and later also 2019. This was "solved" by a Tech Support Rep who advised me that Adobe doesn't guarantee usability of links in PDFs if they have been uploaded to a server other than the Adobe Cloud. So my complaint is that that is terrible. Universal access is/was why PDFs are/were so popular and useful. PDfs get passed around and there is no guarantee what kind of server they'll wind up on. If this is a deliberate feature, then it's really awful and should be changed. If it's a bug, then it needs to be fixed. It's got me looking for an alternative way to share files.

   I recently had an issue wherein some of my clients found that hyperlinks in the PDFs which I had sent them did not work. Two clients were on a Mac, opening the doc in Reader, another on a PC. I sent the PDFs to numerous different people and some could access links, others could not. The pdf was created using Indd cc 2018 and later also 2019. This was "solved" by a Tech Support Rep who advised me that Adobe doesn't guarantee usability of links in PDFs if they have been uploaded to a server other than the Adobe Cloud.… more

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6. Enable ability to extract PDF form fields into 1 record per form

   Ability to extract completed PDF forms such that the data is extracted into 1 record perform. The record has the data from each of the form fields on the form. The fields are labeled, so it would be helpful (using EXCEL as an example to export the data as follows in the attachment. Essentially row1 is the list of fields. Row 2 is the data from those fields. I show a 3rd row from a 2nd form in case it would be possible to process multiple forms at the same time. If not, one at a time would work.

   If the form field is a checkbox, it should be sent as either True or False (True = checked, False= unchecked).

   Ability to extract completed PDF forms such that the data is extracted into 1 record perform. The record has the data from each of the form fields on the form. The fields are labeled, so it would be helpful (using EXCEL as an example to export the data as follows in the attachment. Essentially row1 is the list of fields. Row 2 is the data from those fields. I show a 3rd row from a 2nd form in case it would be possible to process multiple forms at the same time. If not, one at a time would work.

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7. Export Multiple PDF Files At Once
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8. avoid url encode

   I don't want the links to be encoded (because always end up in broken links), I want it to be exactly as I have it on my source program, therefore if I have # ~ or other KEEP IT! (I don't need a %23) and viceversa IF I have an URL with http%3A%2F%2F KEEP IT!!! I don't need http://) This is causing me a lot of issues because all those "smart" and "magic" conversion ends up in broken links.... Therefore I have to manually update after the PDF is exported from word, powerpoint.

   Is there a way to tell acrobat: PLEASE! Convert this pptx file as you normally do BUT DO NOT ENCODE MY URLS for this document. Keep the links exactly as whatever I have on the Powerpoint URL string.

   I don't want the links to be encoded (because always end up in broken links), I want it to be exactly as I have it on my source program, therefore if I have # ~ or other KEEP IT! (I don't need a %23) and viceversa IF I have an URL with http%3A%2F%2F KEEP IT!!! I don't need http://) This is causing me a lot of issues because all those "smart" and "magic" conversion ends up in broken links.... Therefore I have to manually update after the PDF is exported from word, powerpoint.

   Is there a way to tell acrobat:… more

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9. Is it possible to create an html mailout from a PDF?

   Would it be possible to create html mailout from a PDF and import address from a database?

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10. Proper table conversion from PDF to Excel/XML

    I would like to request a normal PDF to Excel/XML conversion capabilities, especially in regards to a table formatting.

    I understand that PDF files are not always properly created/formatted, but I do not see how it can be an issue for a good converter. The main point of converting PDF to Excel is to have a properly aligned table. I had experience with a third party PDF editing software, which costs less than Adobe Acrobat Standard and is able to automatically convert PDF to Excel with a seamless table formatting.Why Adobe, who invented Portable Document Format in the early 90s, is not able to provide the same functionality today?

    I hope Adobe development team will address this PDF conversion functionality shortcoming soon.

    I would like to request a normal PDF to Excel/XML conversion capabilities, especially in regards to a table formatting.

    I understand that PDF files are not always properly created/formatted, but I do not see how it can be an issue for a good converter. The main point of converting PDF to Excel is to have a properly aligned table. I had experience with a third party PDF editing software, which costs less than Adobe Acrobat Standard and is able to automatically convert PDF to Excel with a seamless table formatting.Why Adobe, who invented Portable Document Format in the early 90s,… more

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11. Adobe Acrobat Pro bug - extracting text with ligatures

    This is about both editing and exporting PDFs.
    The attached PDF has an explicit explanation of the issues + screenshots. Text from the attached file goes right here.

    I’ve got Adobe Acrobat Pro DC 2015 Release Version 2015.006.30355.

    On Web page https://www.zm.gov.lv/mezi/statiskas-lapas/nozares-informacija/buklets-meza-nozare-latvija-?nid=1088#jump
    ..there is a link to a PDF file "Latvia's Forests During 20 Years of Independence" 2010, https://www.zm.gov.lv/public/ck/files/ZM/mezhi/buklets/MN_20_EN.pdf
    The PDF file seems to be a nicely composed PDF with Adobe InDesign CS5.5 (7.5.2).
    The font used, Museo Slab is a publicly available font, I bet it should not have any major issues.

    In the said file, page 47 there are multiple issues with a context having a ligature ffi in the source text ‘office’. This is the only occurrence in the file containing the word ‘office’.

    1. When Copy/Paste is applied from Acrobat Pro to Notepad++ with the regular Select tool, I get C2 8A UTF-8 bytes which is shown as [VTS] in Notepad++.

    No ‘office’.

    1. With Text Edit tool (Tools > Edit PDF > Edit) I cannot select the entire word. Only starting from the second letter. I try to do selection both with mouse and with SHIFT+keyboard arrows. No way to select the first letter. BUT as for the remaining letters, I get all the components of the ligature as correct letters in the output with Copy/Paste to Notepad++:

    Just ‘ffice’ of ‘office’.
    But this shows that there is facility to get normal text from ligatures, however it is not implemented correctly or not at all in all the tools and scenarios making them all buggy. Why can I not select the leading ‘o’?

    1. Also, when exported to HTML, the ligature gets encoded as C2 8A in UTF-8.

    The same as for Copy/Paste.

    If the routine which allows copying ffi from the edit tool was applied to Select and Export tools, some of the Acrobat Pro bugs would be fixed.

    I have several other bugs in my list. If this makes sense for Adobe, please confirm, and I will keep posting. Moreover, I hope these will be fixed asap. These bugs are there since at least v9.

    This is about both editing and exporting PDFs.
    The attached PDF has an explicit explanation of the issues + screenshots. Text from the attached file goes right here.

    I’ve got Adobe Acrobat Pro DC 2015 Release Version 2015.006.30355.

    On Web page https://www.zm.gov.lv/mezi/statiskas-lapas/nozares-informacija/buklets-meza-nozare-latvija-?nid=1088#jump
    ..there is a link to a PDF file "Latvia's Forests During 20 Years of Independence" 2010, https://www.zm.gov.lv/public/ck/files/ZM/mezhi/buklets/MN_20_EN.pdf
    The PDF file seems to be a nicely composed PDF with Adobe InDesign CS5.5 (7.5.2).
    The font used, Museo Slab is a publicly available font, I bet it should not have any major issues.

    In the said file, page 47 there… more

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12. Export to Microsoft Word

    1. Open a PDF document with Arabic content.

    2. This PDF was generated from InDesign CC2017. Arabic fonts used is a good True Type and OpenType fonts. Macintosh 10.11.2 / Acrobat DC Build: 15.23.20056.213124

    3. When exporting to MS Office format, we expect to have a decent conversion as we see with PDFs that has English content.

    4. I opened resulted Word document in MS. Word on Windows, Text Edit on Mac, Apple Preview. The result varies, but generally Arabic text doesn't convert properly, most words scrambled and fragmented.

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13. can i export pdf to power point

    Can I export to pdf to power point?

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14. Issue with Adobe PDF converter

    I've been using Adobe PDF converter for several months (PDF to excel) and today started having an issue where one random PDF out of the batch will convert to just a blank excel.

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    Need Info  ·  Adminakagarg (Software Engineer, Adobe) responded

    Thanks for bringing this up.
    Could you please help us with the pdf files and the exported output?
    For better clarity, please include : Problem statement, reproducible steps, OS platform, Acrobat build# that you are using.

    Regards,
    Adobe Acrobat Team

15. User Product Report

    Within the Adobe Admin Console an administrator does not have the capability to export user data identifying which product is assigned to the user. To run the reports you have to drill to every product and export the data. I asked for the report from tech support and they said the feature I am requesting is not available but to request to it added as a feature. On the feature wish form drop list it does not specify Admin functions so I chose first Adobe product on the list. The function to export all user data to understand the products purchased and who they're assigned to should be available to customers and to not have it or be willing to produce it is unacceptable customer service.

    Within the Adobe Admin Console an administrator does not have the capability to export user data identifying which product is assigned to the user. To run the reports you have to drill to every product and export the data. I asked for the report from tech support and they said the feature I am requesting is not available but to request to it added as a feature. On the feature wish form drop list it does not specify Admin functions so I chose first Adobe product on the list. The function to export all user data to understand the products… more

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    Under review  ·  Pratyush Dhoundiyal responded

    Thanks for raising this feature request, our engineering team is looking into this.

16. Bug: export to Word is corrupt (exported files cannot be 'compared').

    Prior to mid December 2016 it was possible to create a file in Indesign, export it to Acrobat, export it from Acrobat to Word and then compare it in Microsoft Word (Office 365) with another file that has been subjected to the same workflow.

    Since some stage in 2017 an incompatibility was introduced and this workflow ceased to work.

    I have tested this workflow by comparing the Word files produced in Deltaview/Workshare and the comparisons are unstable and unusable, so the problem is not just with Microsoft Word's comparison engine (which works fine with files created within Word).

    The issue manifests itself under Windows 10 and MacOS High Sierra, it also manifests itself with a text file exported from Photoshop, to Acrobat and then through to Word. The comparison file produced by Word is wildly inaccurate (two different files are stated not to have any differences between them, or all the text is shown as having been altered when that is not the case) and the files are extremely unstable (sometimes being reported as having 0KB and sometimes reaching over a GB).

    As the comparison function is Acrobat will not produce a word-for-word redline, this bug is a really serious problem when a long text book is produced in Indesign and tables of statutes and indexes are produced by the publisher outside Indesign.

    I can supply full details and sample files on request (and have spent many hours looking into this both on my own and with Adobe technical support).

    Can Adobe please fix this as matter of urgency.

    Prior to mid December 2016 it was possible to create a file in Indesign, export it to Acrobat, export it from Acrobat to Word and then compare it in Microsoft Word (Office 365) with another file that has been subjected to the same workflow.

    Since some stage in 2017 an incompatibility was introduced and this workflow ceased to work.

    I have tested this workflow by comparing the Word files produced in Deltaview/Workshare and the comparisons are unstable and unusable, so the problem is not just with Microsoft Word's comparison engine (which works fine with files created within Word).

    The issue… more

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17. Export to MS Word without putting every **** piece of text in a text box

    I can see certain documents were created in MS Word with simple follow on/flowing text and standard paragraph styles ie no **** text boxes. Even with the export options turned off, Acrobat does this incredibly annoying export to text boxes where it is simply run-on (flowing) text. You then have to extract the text, box by box to get the document to be in an editable form. Even exporting to rtf has similar issues. Exporting to plain text means you have to format.

    In the end, you waste valuable time either extracting the text or having to reformat the text to get something that's useful

    I can see certain documents were created in MS Word with simple follow on/flowing text and standard paragraph styles ie no **** text boxes. Even with the export options turned off, Acrobat does this incredibly annoying export to text boxes where it is simply run-on (flowing) text. You then have to extract the text, box by box to get the document to be in an editable form. Even exporting to rtf has similar issues. Exporting to plain text means you have to format.

    In the end, you waste valuable time either extracting the text or having to reformat the text… more

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    Need Info  ·  Girija Agarwala responded

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18. Exporting to jpg format excludes markups and comments

    In acrobat XI, text boxes and other markups added in adobe are excluded when exported to jpg format.

    Exports to tiff format work correctly.

    Workaround: export to tiff and then convert to jpg

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19. Latest updated version Adobe Acrobat Pro DC 2017.012.20095 problem

    The latest version is taking too much time while saving the file. Sometime the latest version gets corrupted after saving. We fill that the older version was better.

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20. A quick way to save pdfs as jpegs would be great. Also, a quick way to save multiple images in a single pdf as individual files/jpegs
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