I have been converting Excel Spreadsheets to PDF for years. Since changing to a Mac from a Windows desktop, i no longer have the option under file to "Save as PDF". I have to use the "Create & share Adobe PDF" on the main screen. I am having a problem with fonts not appearing as they should, specifically using MS Excel. I have tried using File->Print->Adobe PDF File->Print->Microsoft Print to PDF File->Save as Adobe PDF Within the preferences of Distiller (or directly in Excel), I have it set to Embed all fonts, Embed Op... If you are converting Excel>PDF format. Open Excel sheet, click on Acrobat PDFMaker tab>Preferences, under "Settings" tab click on "Advanced Settings" then Click on Fonts category and make sure "Embed all fonts" and "Subset embedded fonts when the percent of characters used is less than: ... " are checked. The link doesn't work for me, but assuming this is a normal Acrobat PDF form (not one created using LiveCycle Designer, for example), then it should be possible, yes. This kind of operation is called a Mail Merge. Some versions of the Acrobat PDFMaker plugin for Office allow you to do it, and it's also possible using a script, like this (paid-for) tool I've developed: Custom. Napoleonic Education, , , , , , , 0, Image - Otis Milburn Season 4 Portrait.jpg | Sex Education Wiki | Fandom, sexeducation.fandom.com, 0 x 0, jpg, I have been converting Excel Spreadsheets to PDF for years. Since changing to a Mac from a Windows desktop, i no longer have the option under file to "Save as PDF". I have to use the "Create & share Adobe PDF" on the main screen. I am having a problem with fonts not appearing as they should, specifically using MS Excel. I have tried using File->Print->Adobe PDF File->Print->Microsoft Print to PDF File->Save as Adobe PDF Within the preferences of Distiller (or directly in Excel), I have it set to Embed all fonts, Embed Op... If you are converting Excel>PDF format. Open Excel sheet, click on Acrobat PDFMaker tab>Preferences, under "Settings" tab click on "Advanced Settings" then Click on Fonts category and make sure "Embed all fonts" and "Subset embedded fonts when the percent of characters used is less than: ... " are checked. The link doesn't work for me, but assuming this is a normal Acrobat PDF form (not one created using LiveCycle Designer, for example), then it should be possible, yes. This kind of operation is called a Mail Merge. Some versions of the Acrobat PDFMaker plugin for Office allow you to do it, and it's also possible using a script, like this (paid-for) tool I've developed: Custom., 20, napoleonic-education, Education Zone

Whilst converting from Excel to PDF, I lose all the decimal points. So, for example, 2.50 looks like 250. It is frustrating as I cannot get any help with Adobe I am using your Acrobat Pro XII trial version, I am running Excel 2016 for PC. I have hyperlinks in my excel form and when I convert it to PDF they do not transfer over. I have tried "Save as" a PDF and also "Print", save as PDF, convert the Excel file to PDF using Adobe PDF maker. none will work. Please help. Solved: Print to PDF feature seems to save as a notepad file - but only when I try to print to pdf emails. It saves with .pdf extension but magically turns - 14081852

I am using your Acrobat Pro XII trial version, I am running Excel 2016 for PC. I have hyperlinks in my excel form and when I convert it to PDF they do not transfer over. I have tried "Save as" a PDF and also "Print", save as PDF, convert the Excel file to PDF using Adobe PDF maker. none will work. Please help. Solved: Print to PDF feature seems to save as a notepad file - but only when I try to print to pdf emails. It saves with .pdf extension but magically turns - 14081852 This worked! Thank you so much. I need to explain a bit the background to my problem regarding this issue. Never before I faced this issue that my printer can print Word and Excel files but not pdf. The problem surfaced when I had to replace the motherboard of my printer. I am not a technical person and I do not understand why a change of the motherboard would. Hi Deanr and Meenakshi, I am experiencing the same issue. I have an Excel document formatted to fit A4 paper (297 x 210mm or 11.69 x 8.27in) but when the document is converted to PDF either by "Export", "Save as PDF" or "Microsoft Print to PDF", the resultant PDF document dimensions are Letter size of 215.9 x 279.4mm or 11.0 x 8.5in. I have attempted to. Hallo, ich habe unter Windows 10 Acrobat Pro aufgerufen, dort Erstellen > Einzelne Seite genutzt um eine XLSX-Datei in PDF zu konvertieren. Der Vorgang startet, bricht dann aber ab. In der Meldung erscheint der Hinweis, das möglicherweise keine Leseberechtigung vorliegt. Gleicher Vorgang mit XLS-Dat...

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