I have created a PDF file from an Excel Workbook. Each tab in the workbook has a range name that is in the "rows to repeat at top". I have a table of contents that hyperlinks to each of these range names in each worksheet. When the PDF is created, sometimes a worksheet will become 2 pages. The hyperlink shows at the top of both pages (because it is in the "rows to repeat at top"). When I click on the hyperlink in my table of contents, it always goes to the range name in the second page rather than the first. Is there any way around this? I have attached example files

I am using Microsoft Windows 10 Enterprise 10.0.14393 Build 14393 and Excel 2013 (15.0.4953.1000) 32-bit

Our county's superior court system requires that we e-file all documents into the court; upon filing a document with the system ("LINX"), LINX timestamps it.

This doesn't work with a certified e-signed document, because Adobe locks the document from future editing. If I try to e-file a certified copy, LINX immediately rejects the file, because of course LINX can't timestamp it.

I'm forced to print out the file, physically scan it again, and e-file the document that I had e-signed in the first place! Am I missing a checkbox somewhere that I can check, to force Adobe to allow editing of certified documents?

After installing a printer while Adobe Acrobat and/or Reader is already open and has a PDF open, attempting to print to it prints to a different printer, even though the new printer appears in the list. Acrobat/Reader must be closed and reopened in order to print to the new printer.

Steps to reproduce:
1) Open Acrobat or Reader.
2) Open a PDF
3) Install a new printer
4) Attempt to print the PDF to the newly installed printer (it appears in the list of printers)
5) The PDF prints to a different printer.

Environment: Windows 7 64-bit. Acrobat version 11 or Reader version 11.

Expected result: PDF prints to newly installed printer
Observed result: PDF prints to a different printer

Workaround: Close and reopen the application after a printer install.

Distiller XI Pro 11.0.20 (28/03/2017), and many previous versions, crash “… /Font resourceforall”. Try the following code:

%!PS
(*) {

/FontName exch def  FontName =   {FontName cvn 48 selectfont} stopped pop

} 65535 string /Font resourceforall

crashes with:

%%[ Error: invalidaccess; OffendingCommand: def ]%%

without the “{…} stopped” construct it crashes with:

NanumPen
%%[ Error: invalidfont; OffendingCommand: findfont; ErrorInfo: CharOffsets –
and some non-ASCII characters.

This problem started in about 2013, after an ‘upgrade’ to the Mac OS somehow altered something about fonts. Please could Distiller’s font handling be improved, even if only to honour ‘stopped’.

(There are about 2½k fonts on my computer. I had a PostScript program that would print an example line of type of each. That no longer works. Please could it.)

This is a bug report.
I used Adobe Pro DC to encrypt documents for emailing to outside agencies among other things. Today, I discovered after sending a document to a co-worker for review, the default PDF reader on Windows allows access without the password required... simply by hitting the cancel options. I spoke with the Adobe Pro help line for an hour today and they asked me to write this report. The application used is called Windows reader, when opened you cannot print or edit but you can view the document without any obstacles, I was also able to take a screen shot of the protected document and email it. This is a security risk for our company and I assume it defeats the purpose of the "open with password" feature.
Feel free to email me with follow up question, my company has been notified and we are taking necessary precautions to protect our data, we will be discounting the use of Adobe Pro for encryption. Thank you.