Pdfmaker Files Missing

[Channing Rupnick]

Pleaseshare if it's an issue with a particular file or with all the files. Please try with different files and see if that works. Also, check for any missing/pending updates for MS office and try updating it and check.

Also, please collect the Adobe CC logs -cloud/kb/cc-log-collector.html , Procmon logs (Win Only) -docs/acrobatetk/tools/Labs/acromonitor.html and share them via document cloud as described here -cloud/help/sharing-pdfs.html for further investigation of the issue.

The "PDFMaker" is the macro package that gets installed in e.g. MS Word or Excel to convert files to PDF using the "Acrobat" ribbon or toolbar. If some of these files are missing, this conversion will not work, throwing you the missing PDFMaker files error message. Also, if you are trying to create or save a PDF file, you may receive this error.

Step 3. Adobe Acrobat will pop up a window and ask if you want to repair the current installation. Click Yes to continue. It will start to download and install missing files in this installation.

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You can choose to enable PDFMaker Offlice COM Add-in from Microsoft Office. Go to File > Options and select COM Add-in under Manage, click Go and add the PDFMOfficeAddin.dll file. Then, restart your Office app and try again.

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The "PDFMaker" is the macro package that gets installed in e.g. MS Word or Excel to convert files to PDF using the "Acrobat" ribbon or toolbar. If some of these files are missing, this conversion will not work - as you've found out.

I would run the "Repair" function in Acrobat's Help menu to fix this condition. If this does not help, which version of Acrobat do you have, which version of MS Office and on what operating system are you running?

And please include with your reply the Operating System and version, the MS Office applications you are using and version(s), and if there are any PDF Maker Add-ins installed with your MS Office products.

What type of PTC account are you using ? Does your PTC account need to be upgraded from Basic to Customer to get access to other conversion tools or a full list? Are you using creo view lite or view express?

Is the user account that you are using registered under the Admin user credentials for native PDF conversion and completed the Microsoft Software Activation Procedure before installing the Adobe Experience Manager?

from what I am reading here Adobe Experience Manager Help Supported Platforms for AEM Forms on JEE a MS Windows 2012 server is supported on JEE in environments and more. While from reading the PTC installation Guide and System requirements here Creo View Help Center a certain order for the installation steps must be followed, plus It also declares that PTC only supports Windows server 2016

The AEM is actived already, and we can convert any office files to pdf successfully by Creo view adapter. but the only problem is that only one sheet of the excel file can be converted to pdf file, other sheets are missing.

Create PDFs from Microsoft Office This link may not apply to your case since you are not using any Adobe PDF maker Add-ons in MS Office, however, look at the image below and see if with the Creo View there is a similar setting when you try to execute the conversion from Excel to PDF process:

this happens with every MS Excel workbook. And we can export entire excel to pdf by MS Office itself, but by AME, it can't, even we checked the option "convert entire workbook" in the adminui page of AME. Unfortunately, the creo view adapter only supports AME, we can't change the convertor.

In some of the guidelines quoted earlier in this thread I read that Lite and Express are limited in some aspects of the MS Office conversion to PDF tools that you need. (but I might be wrong), it could always be something else)

I'm using Acrobat 2017 with all patches installed, as well as Office 365. I had to install both the "vcredist_x86.exe" and "vcredist_x64.exe" files before the problem was resolved. Redistributables can be found here: -US/cpp/windows/latest-supported-vc-redist?view=msvc-170 I hope this helps!

Hello,

I have a few users with Adobe Acrobat 2017, latest patch applied and the Distributable installed as well, able to save Office files as PDF but unable to merge with the same error message as missing Adobe PDF resource. Adobe 2017 pro has been removed using the adobe cleaner and resintalled as well as the O365 applications.

Hello! I have a user who just moved to a new laptop after the old one broke. He was able to combine files as a PDF on his old computer, but on the new one, it has started pulling up this error. We are running Acrobat XI Pro with O365. Of the 5 files he tried to combine, 3 of them worked, but the 2 Excel files were the ones coming back with the error. We have ran up to the newest update and have also installed the C++ runtime linked previously in this forum. Are there any other workarounds for this?

There is an issue with the latest update of Adobe Acrobat (Version 2017.011.30190) that causes the application to state an error that the application is requiring resource files.- You must have Admin privileges to install these files.

finally, will the fix actually include VC++ as part of the install? or will the fix eliminate the need for VC++ redis to be installed? Could we remove it after we install the fix update? we didnt need it before so hopefully we wont need it after.

Same issue started for our standard users on 2/9/2021. Users are able to print to PDF, but can't convert, save as PDF, create form from document, etc. We are Windows 10, Office 2019, with Acrobat 2017. Uninstall/reinstall works as a work-around, but only if you don't check for and run all updates after the reinstall, and if you disable auto-updates.

I would have no issue doing a remote support session with Adobe in order to demonstrate how the latest update breaks the add-in for Outlook and also causes the issues with the other Office products. I am now up to 10 users that I have had to uninstall Acrobat 2017 and then let it only do one update cycle. That includes my machine so that I could verify the workaround worked.

Several Users have issues converting to PDF after 17.011.30190 update. This is a Win10 environment using Office 2013. Most get the attached error. Reinstall has help a few, but for some the problem persists.

When end users click file than "Save as Adobe PDF" the receives the attached error that states "Unable to find "Adobe PDF" resource files." This error also occurs if the click the ADOBE tab in the ribbon and choose any option there. This started once patch 2017.011.30190 was installed.

Re-install Adobe will work initially until patch is installed.

Repair has not helped at all.

Re-installing printing has not helped

Clicking Save as than changing file type to Adobe PDF does work.

Uninstalling Adobe plug-in removes option but re-installing does not make a difference.

Having same issue company wide since installing patch 2017.011.30190. Environment is Win 10 Office standard 2016. Fresh install of Adobe 2017 standard and everything works. Once the software is patched to 30190 print to PDF button and ribbon tab for Adobe all give same error.

Convert the documents from within Acrobat:

1. Go to Tools->Create PDF->Single File. Select the document to be converted. Click Create

OR

Drag and drop the document in Acrobat.

2. Right click on the document in Windows Explorer. Select "Convert to PDF".

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For those who don't know what Adobe Print to PDF is, it's a "printer" feature that allows printing in PDF form. Why is the print in parentheses? Because when you use Adobe Print to PDF, you're actually saving documents in PDF. Yes, the printer is actually a converter disguised as a printer. However, there are some times when the Adobe Print to PDF missing.

The reason why Adobe Reader PC print to PDF is missing is simple. It is because the file was missing when you installed the Acrobat Standard DC installation on your device. If you've come across such a case, you can actually help the problem by installing the printer manually and so on. As a matter of fact, there are actually 4 methods for Adobe printing PDF missing.

Step 1. Go to "Start" > "Control Panel" > "Devices and Printers" > "Add a printer" > "Add a Device" on toolbar. Find "Add a local printer" and click on the Print to Adobe PDF missing printer. If the printer isn't there, click "The printer that I want isn't listed".

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