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  1. Preflight BUG: under MacOS Mojave 10.14.4 (18E226) in Acrobat Pro version 2019.010.20098

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    Resolved  ·  11 comments  ·  Acrobat for Windows and Mac » Editing PDFs  ·  Admin →
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    Dov Isaacs commented  · 

    On behalf of Adobe, this issue is under active investigation by the Preflight team.

    - Dov

  2. Adobe Distiller: erasepage erroneously transmits a page

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    Resolved  ·  3 comments  ·  Acrobat for Windows and Mac » Printing  ·  Admin →
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    Dov Isaacs commented  · 

    Confirming that this also occurs with Acrobat DC Distiller.

    I then performed a second test in which I removed the erasepage command and tried distilling that. Ironically but consistently, I also got a second page out, this time with the text on the bottom of the second page. In a third test, I removed the second show command but left the erasepage. In this case, the second page was not generated.

    Apparently, the Distiller outputs a “page” at the end of job if any marking operation has been performed since the last showpage. Thus, it isn't the erasepage that is causing the page to be output (in this case to PDF), but rather the previous marking of the page at all via the second show command.

    Fortunately, OS PostScript drivers and PostScript-generating applications generally do not mark the page after the last showpage.

    I suspect that this observed behaviour is in support of distilling EPS files into PDF. EPS files typically don't have a concluding showpage.

    - Dov