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We use Adobe Acrobat at work for creating signed PDF documents. Currently run Adobe Acrobat 6 Professional to sign these documents. Acrobat Reader will not sign PDFs. Is there any non acrobat product that can:
1) Sign PDFs 2) Add signature fields to PDFs...
Started by Justin Dearing on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
You have also Portable Signer that does PDF signing, and is multi platform.
I'm not sure it this is a good idea, but there is experimental online PDF signing service.
For the digital signature of PDF documents.
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I have 2 PDF apps installed: Adobe Reader 9 and Foxit PDF Reader. For whatever reason, Foxit PDF Reader is the default PDF plugin for Internet Explorer.
How do I make Adobe Reader 9 to be the default PDF plugin (short of uninstalling Foxit or reinstalling...
Started by AngryHacker on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Check to see....
Right click > properties configured and change it.
Have you tried to right click a pdf file and change it's association (under properties)? I tested and it worked (I also have foxit and adobe, even though I prefer foxit).
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Adobe Acrobat Reader is currently one of the good pdf readers available on Linux platform. xpdf and evince to their job well, but acrobat's display seems to be better.
I am used to vim editor and I want vim editor navigation features (hjkl) on Adobe Reader...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
There is a project under way to create a pdf viewer that has.
As far as I know, this isn't possible.
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Title says it all. I know this can be done in IE by creating an ActiveX object, but how do I do it in FF. The navigator.plugins['Adobe Acrobat'] object lets me know if it's installed or not, but it doesn't contain the version number. Any ideas?
Started by Snocrash on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
(I booted my Windows partition just to testnavigator.plugins[n].name....
Unfortunately, starting with Adobe Reader 8, they changed the name to "Adobe PDF Plug don't need Acrobat Reader to render PDF files.
Number in it.
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I am having issues converting emails with attachments to PDF. Using Office 2010 & Acrobat X Standard [all latest updates & patches applied] I can convert emails to a PDF fine, and almost all attachments seem to be included as normal. I can also do multiple...
Started by RobWJPR on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at spiceworks):
On a standalone system, (and printed the emails to pdf files) but it also would drop attachments this using PDF's for search, portability & compression reasons therefore I kinda need to get this working before I roll out Acrobat ....
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What's the best way to detect that Adobe Acrobat Reader is installed from a web browser? I'm assuming it would have to be done on the client-side (I don't think Adobe adds any user-agent strings). Preferably in JavaScript and in Internet Explorer, although...
Started by Jim Harte on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
EDIT
In testing this it isn't 100% though, as I have acrobat, but ....
Not have the Acrobat Reader plugin, he might still be able to read PDF files (for instanceThis article from the Adobe website should get you what you need.
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In Adobe Acrobat Pro, it's not that difficult to add links to a page, but I'm wondering if there's also a way to add "alt text" (sometimes called "title text") to links as well. In HTML, this would be done as such:
<a href="url" title="Text goes here...
Started by SoaperGEM on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Alt text is alternate....
A link in a PDF is actually a type of annotation, which sits on top of the page at specified co.
There's no provision for this in the PDF differently.
No, it's not possible to add alt text to a link in a PDF.
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I am constantnly getting the error message "there were no pages selected to print" with acrobat v9 on XP. Anyone know how to get rid of this problem - other than a re-install?
Started by GusMac on
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Use this link,(or Copy and Paste....
The simple and quick answer use FREE and REPUTABLE down load fron PDF XChange Viewer.
So either changing to the network name useful by me .
Previously printed from acrobat fine using the IP address mapping.
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My app generates PDFs for user consumption. The "Content-Disposition" http header is set as mentioned here . This is set to "inline; filename=foo.pdf", which should be enough for Acrobat to give "foo.pdf" as the filename when saving the pdf.
However, ...
Started by James Baker on
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Context.Response.ContentType = "application/pdf; name=" + fileName; // the usual stuff header, also add content-length header, then....
When it choose the pdf file name when you press "save.
As other users wrote, Acrobat is a bit s...
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Okay, here's the deal...
I have a Windows (XP) program in .NET 2.0 (C#) which allows users to rename a given .pdf file. (The filename is "structurally descriptive", as it lays out simple info about what's in the file itself.) On the program's only form...
Started by Felix Cartwright on
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After further attempts, I found two....
I didn't detail workflow details because I couldn't reliably replicate the situation .
PdfView.Kill(); pdfView.WaitForExit();
After further investigation, I think I've determined what was going on .
Try this instead..
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