- #CHANGE DOCUMENT SIZE IN WORD 2003 PDF#
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Somewhere along the line 24-48 hours after restarting the computer a link somewhere is being broken allowing Acrobat to lose contact with whatever file holds the activation detail.
Restarting the computer resolves the problem for a while as calling up Acrobat after the restart and checking Help > Activate now produces activate in greyed out state but deactivate as a usable link - which is how it should be. Acrobat then pops up over the error message and selecting Help > Activation shows that both Activate and Deactivate are greyed out. When repinting to Acrobat I do get error messages claiming that my copy of Acrobat is not activated - which is a blatant lie. The process starts then ends quickly and Acrobat has opened up with no document on display.
#CHANGE DOCUMENT SIZE IN WORD 2003 PDF#
What I get when trying to convert a Word (2003) or Excel document to PDF amounts to dumb insolence. It seems to have started recently (June) about the same time security updates were issued for the flash player and Acrobat.
#CHANGE DOCUMENT SIZE IN WORD 2003 PRO#
This problem is not confined to Acrobat 9 - it affects Acrobat Pro 8 as well.
#CHANGE DOCUMENT SIZE IN WORD 2003 WINDOWS#
New document using new styles and formatting, file size: 359KBĭocument after reinstalling Helvetica font in WINDOWS font folder, file size: 141KB Old document, lots of graphics included, file size: 2.92MB PDF conversion failed and MS Word crashes I ran several tests today and here are the results of the tests I made based on the assumption that the failure to convert to PDF is caused by file size or use of modified styles and formatting:Ĭopied Content and Pasted it on new document without formatting and graphics, file size: 141KBĭocument using style and formatting with Helvetica Neue font, file size: 3.84MB I don't know what else to do to resolve this problem. I tried searching for instances of zwAdobef in the document and font size 1 by pressing CTRL + F and selecting Formatting > Font > zwAdobef and Font size 1, but the application did not find any instances of zwAdobef in the document. I also noticed that after Word crashes, the zwAdobef appears on the Font dropdown menu of MS Word. The document using modified styles and formatting were successfully converted to PDF but after two tries, PDF conversion fails and MS Word crashes. (Whenever Word document is being converted to PDF, the system automatically changes the default printer to Adobe PDF.) We have also tried uninstalling and reinstalling Adobe Pro 9 and administered an Add/Remove action for MS 2003 using Office 11 CD. We also tried that, using Adobe PDF as the default printer.
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