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If you want to fine-tune the creation of the PDF with Distiller parameters or pdfmark operators, first create a PostScript file and then convert that file to PDF. For more information about the Adobe Acrobat SDK, see the Acrobat Developer Center at www.adobe.com/go/learn_acr_devcenter_en (English only).
Hi, just let you know I finally solved the problem. It was caused by a corrupted font activated by FontExplorer X Pro. I deactivated a bunch of fonts and Distiller works like a charm. I found this thread -discussions/acrobat-dc-distiller-crashing/td-p/10137786 which helped me. Now I have to find out which font it was.
Based on Adobe's statements, Acrobat (and that would include Distiller) is supported on M1 hardware. I would uninstall Acrobat, then run the Adobe Cleaner ( -docs/acrobatetk/tools/Labs/cleaner.html) and then re-install Acrobat again to see if that fixes the problem.
Hi, we are experiencing a problem converting our documents that were produced by Aspose Words into PDFs using the distiller in Adobe Acrobat. Our process is to use Aspose Words to generate documents with data from a database inserted into them at bookmarks. The .doc files are then further modified using Microsoft Word and then converted into PDF files using the Adobe Acrobat distiller.
We do not have problems with document files that were created by Microsoft Word, only those that were created by Aspose Words.
Do you have any idea what might be causing this? The Acrobat distiller gives no error message, it just says that it encountered an error and cannot complete the conversion to PDF.
Any help you can give would be most appreciated.
Thanks!
Hi
Thanks for your request. Did you experience this problem with all document generated by Aspose.Words? Currently I do not have Adobe Acrobat distiller. But I will investigate the issue and provide you more information.
Also please tell me which version of Aspose.Words you are using. Have you tried to use the latest version?
Best regards.
Thanks for your response. In our case, we installed acrobat 9.0 Pro on windows server 2008 R2 64 bit. Acrobat 9.3.3 or later version only compatible with windows server 2008 R2 64 bit. We just ran the updates(Open Acrobat go to Help --> check for updates) and it is upgraded to 9.5. Please refer below link for downloading and verifying version compatibility .
Distiller doesn't make this easy. Two possilbe ways:1.) Output your file to a post script file; you can do this by setting up a
copy of the adobe postscript printer driver to a specific target output file
as the port. Then use the distiller com object's FileToPDF to convert it
to a PDF file.2.) Create a new port which is the file name at run time using the AddPort
api and change distiller printer to use that port. In the instance you must
have distiller printer's print preferences set to not ask for the file name.Steve A"Ray Hawkins" wrote in message
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Deselect the optin you don't want.
You still need to give the print command in order to print to distiller manually.If you want to fully automate this then follow the link that Aandie suggested and read the documentation there.