We have a problem displaying the attached pdf file.

When opeing the file, the error message shows up and it's unreadable.

"cannot find or create the font 'MS Mincho'.
Some characters may not display or print correctly"

Our setting:

Protected pdf using owner password
Fonts are not embedded
*When we opened encrypted binary registry(CIDSystemInfo Dictionaries),
the registry shown starts with 'FEFF' in Hex, otherwise registry
is decryped correctly.

*NG Versions

1. Windows 7 Pro (64bit)
   Adobe Acrobat Reader DC
   2018.011.20038




2. Windows10 Pro ver. 1703 (64bit)
   Adobe Acrobat Reader DC
   2018.011.20038




3. Windows 10 Pro ver. 1703 (64bit)
   Adobe Acrobat DC
   2018.011.20036

*OK Version(The problem does not occur in this version)

 Windows 10 Pro ver. 1703 (64bit)

 Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro

We think 'regstry:adobe' is not decrypted correctly to 'Adobe' when
it is encryped the binary above.

Please show us how to solve the problem.

Thank you.

Virtual Printer for Mac
So you can print customised page sizes A1 A2 etc from all software
Used to be a feature but has been removed.
is still a feature on PC.
Other apps are available such as PDF Printer from the App Store that do this.

Need to either have Adobe PDF appear as a printer, or be able to adjust settings under the create pdf button, before it creates the pdf.

currently you can only create a pdf that matches the same size as the document. so you can't print an A4 document onto an A3, A2, A1 PDF page etc. very annoying.

one example is Microsoft OneNote - can only save as A4 PDF.
there are other adobe work-arounds but only for adobe software.
most people use adobe acrobat for printing from a variety of software.

2) Steps to reproduce the problem:

Being logged into the business account of OfficeDepot.com for the company I work for, and needing to create a PDF of a shopping list of one of my coworkers I will start by:

a) Either right clicking on the web page or clicking on the 3 vertical dots in the top right corner of the Chrome web browser.
b) I then locate and click on the "print" option.
c) When the print window comes up, I change it from a physical printer to Adobe PDF to "print" (create) a PDF of the web page I was on and needed.
d) I click "print" at this point.
e) Then Adobe Acrobat Pro DC opens with my newly "printed" PDF.

3) Environment:

a) Windows 7 Enterprise
b) Google Chrome
c) Adobe Acrobat Pro DC

4) Expected Results:

A FULL copy of the web page in PDF format with ALL of the information showing on the PDF that was meant to be there.

5) Observed Results:

A PDF with the bottom 1/3 of the page blank.

** This problem doesn't seem to happen all the time, nor with all web pages, BUT it happens enough that it henders my job in a very BIG way!

I have a pharma client that I've been working on a Sales Aid for. It was created in InDesign Interactive. At the end of this 8 page (or so) document, there's a simple form for people to request a patient starter kit. No signature is required. We would like to have people submit the form directly to my client, but in Acrobat Pro, the form goes to the end user's email address and they need to forward the form on to my client. This is a 2-step process and not ideal at all for user experience. Client wants the form to go directly to her (vs. first having form come into the user's email as an attachment). Is there a way to do that in Adobe in the future? Thanks!