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I have a Word 2007 document (docx), with inserted JPGs. If the text wrapping of the images is set to anything but 'in line with text', the images do not appear in the PDF file created from the docx.
I have tried many different combinations of Acrobat preferences (image compression on or off; standard vs. High quality print; different DPI settings; etc.). This appears to be a new problem, as I have converted many Word docx's with images to PDFs in the past. A document that I converted to PDF a year ago no longer converts properly!
I'm running Windows 7 Pro and using Acrobat Pro X. Office 2007 has SP3 (and I suspect that's the problem). Has anyone else had the problem, and, if so, found a fix? I have a Word 2007 document (docx), with inserted JPGs.
If the text wrapping of the images is set to anything but 'in line with text', the images do not appear in the PDF file created from the docx. I have tried many different combinations of Acrobat preferences (image compression on or off; standard vs. High quality print; different DPI settings; etc.). This appears to be a new problem, as I have converted many Word docx's with images to PDFs in the past. A document that I converted to PDF a year ago no longer converts properly!
I'm running Windows 7 Pro and using Acrobat Pro X. Office 2007 has SP3 (and I suspect that's the problem). Has anyone else had the problem, and, if so, found a fix? Hi, Bill,It's AA Pro X.If found a workaround this morning that will only work as long as my XP is still running. I converted the docx to doc, took it to another PC running XP / AA Pro 7.0 / Word 2003. The conversion worked fine.
So, the problem is somewhere in the match between Word 2007 and AA Pro X. I haven't tried a system restore to last week, before SP3 was installed for Office 2007.Side note that has a small chance of being relevant. On the older PC, I had to redo all the figure positioning in Word, even though the view of the doc (vs.
Docx) version in Word 2007 was fine. Word fought me every inch of the way, as it does on positioning images in any version; it kept changing my absolute positioning until I did the positioning twice. It may be that the encoding of image positioning in Word 2007 (and with SP3) is no longer fully understood by AA Pro X, or even by Word 2003. Costco sea ray programmi live.
I still don't have a solution, but some comments on your last post.1) You might download the docx compatibility file for OFFICE 2003 and try that. It will load a docx file and convert it to doc on the fly. I don't expect any differences.2) How does the doc file perform in OFFICE 2007?3) If you used PDF Maker (create PDF) in WORD, then try printing to the Adobe PDF printer instead. Starting with AA9, the two processes are different.4) The positioning issue is the reflow option that is the default in OFFICE 2003 and most word processors. In WORD 2007, MS turned the option off by default.
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The option I am referring to is buried down in a list of prior compatibility listings and refers to the use of printer metrics. The default for most word processors is to reflow a document when a different printer is attached to optimize the printer performance. This is one of the major differences between word processors and layout programs like InDesign.
I am sure there are lots of other differences, but this is one that a lot of uses of word processors are not aware of. I often get WORD forms that don't work right because of the printer I have installed versus the one the form author had installed. Typically, I lose the bottom of the page or such due to this reflow issue. Hi, Bill,I have the doc/docx converter, though I haven't tested if if gives any different result from letting Word 2003 simply open the docx.
Community Community. Need to batch convert Word to PDF files. The built-in process to Convert to PDF will retain the metadata you refer to.
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I have a current Adobe Export PDF subscription and was able to convert pdf to word without too many problems until a recent update from Reader to Reader.Ccarrillo wrote: I downloaded a program to convert a PDF file to DWG file but it doesn't work. Any ideas if this is possible or any programs that actually do this?Thanks in advance Try GSview and PSTOEDIT.
It makes DXF files and puts everything on layer zero, things are drawn to the scale of the paper PDF.Polylines are drawn with thickness equal to their plot width and scales are subtly off. Say you have a 1/8':1' drawing that would have a scale of 96, you upscale the DXF by 96 and things that were 2' long in the original drawing may be 2'-1/16' in the new drawing. It is useable in a pinch, but requires a lot of cleanup.Hi, Is there anyway to convert or save (200+) Microsoft Word 2016 files on my PC to PDF? Or perhaps someone has written a macro or javascript that can process multiple Word files to do this repetitive task? Thanks in advance for your assistance. This does work very quickly.I need to find out how to save the metadata as wel in the pdf like title, subject tags etc.
That is not saved. Is this something that can be in the macro as well?When saving manually from word to PDF these metadata (title, subject, keywords) are also not converted into the PDF properties. If you have Adobe Acrobat installed as a plugin in Word and using the plugin it automatically converts these properties correctly. So in a batch for hundreds of files, this is also important.
If you use to do the file handling, the built-in process to Convert to PDF will retain the metadata you refer to (the PDF Creator option, if available does not). Note that the process to convert to PDF only works with the folder option set.For a single document it requests that you make the save manually. If you want to test with a single document, create a new folder and put a document in it and then run the process. Graham Mayor (Microsoft Word MVP) For more Word tips and downloads visit my web site Hello Graham, Thanks for our reply. I did some research and found an od behavour in my files. If I create a new word file with the file properties filled in and saved as PDF (with the office 2016 function) it also saves the file properties.
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If I did the same with my files (I have hundreds of these), the file properties are not saved. I cannot tell the difference. I have Acrobat XI Standard installed and this also creates a plug in in word to save as PDF. When I use this plug in it saves the doc.Properties correctly, also in the 'trouble files'. However, Acrobat Standard does not have a batch feature. I also checked your file, which looks very good. It is an improvement on the macro I used to test this (probably Greg's) and should be what I need.
But it also does not save the file properties in my documents unfortunatley. If you want to investigate this, I have send you an e-mail via your web site.Hi, Is there anyway to convert or save (200+) Microsoft Word 2016 files on my PC to PDF? Or perhaps someone has written a macro or javascript that can process multiple Word files to do this repetitive task? Watchguard Feature Key Keygen Music.Thanks in advance for your assistance. Post navigation.