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This can already be done using a script, like this (paid-for) tool I've developed: http://try67.blogspot.com/2010/01/acrobat-live-characters-and-words.html
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Thank you for the feedback. I have forwarded your request to the engineering team. They will reach out to you if any more information is needed.
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You can do it using this (paid-for) tool I've developed for Acrobat, and even for Reader:
http://try67.blogspot.com/2009/07/acrobat-spell-check-suite.html
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Not going to happen. This goes against the PDF Standard.
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Of course it's possible.
The correct code is:
this.mailDoc();
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Please let us know if information shared by Leonard helped in resolving your concern.
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No. Bookmarks are NOT the same as pages. A bookmark can point to a page, or it can do something completely different, or nothing. You can split the file based on the top level bookmarks, though. See the Split Document tool.
Alternatively, a script can be used to extract non-consecutive pages based on their numbers. For example, this tool I've developed allows you to enter multiple page ranges, and then it extracts them as a new file: http://try67.blogspot.com/2011/04/acrobat-extract-non-sequential-pages.html
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Hi,
I am afraid, Acrobat can not be responsible for this abrupt behavior. Please
do a virus scan on your machine. Let us know if that helps.Thanks
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No, it doesn't. Sounds like your computer might be infected with some kind of virus or trojan horse. You should run a complete Anti-Virus scan on it, while it's disconnected from the internet.
That can't be fixed, unfortunately. The password protection mechanism is described in the PDF ISO and Adobe follows it. Other software developers do not follow it, sadly. So do not rely on this encryption to protect the contents of your file.