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  1. Please make it possible to 1.) import a word doc with images that remain at 300 dpi 2.) check the dpi of images in a PDF

    Just to expand the thought above. Many people are online searching for ways to do this. I was told in an Adobe chat that it was not possible. You all are brilliant -- can't you make it possible?

    1 vote
    Resolved  ·  2 comments  ·  Creating PDFs  ·  Admin →
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  2. Acrobat create pdf feature in PowerPoint for Mac

    When creating a pdf from a powerpoint presentation which contains web hyperlinks, the links do not work when the pdf is created.
    Please can you fix this bug - it works on PC but on Mac.

    3 votes
    1 comment  ·  Creating PDFs  ·  Admin →
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    Resolved  ·  AdminTanvi Rastogi (Lead Software Engineer, Adobe) responded

    Hi

    You can achieve this by converting the PowerPoint presentation from Acrobat via Tools > Create PDF workflow.
    Please ensure that checkbox to Use Acrobat Cloud service is checked while selecting the file.

    Thanks
    Tanvi

  3. Support for opening and combining OpenOffice Documents, odt and the like.

    Simply format support for OpenOffice formats used by OpenOffice and LibreOffice.

    This is vital for those that prefer those formats over Microsoft Office formats. While they aren't as fully featured or useful in some cases they are free and open source making them a great alternative to the closed source formats of their Microsoft counterparts. Plus my book features some of these formats and i'm too lazy to convert them over...

    4 votes
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  4. Bug - Combine Files in Acrobat

    When attempting to combine a MS Word document containing more than one section using Combine Files in Acrobat, the first page is shown for all pages in the preview when the document is expanded. The first section is a one page cover page. This issue has been in Acrobat for well over a year.

    2 votes
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  5. combine files thumbnails not in proportion

    I've just noticed that in the Combine Files panel, the thumbnails of the files I pull in are squished out of proportion. The thumbnails of the finished file (after I click "Combine") are just fine though - no issues with those. But the squished thumbs are very strange.

    0 votes
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