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Office 2007 add-in:Save as PDF or XPS errors
I have had this add-in for some time. It periodically fails in at least 2 ways:
I also have Acrobat 9 Pro. It handles the equations and text, but it screws up my Word settings. Is there a better third party tool I should get instead? |
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If you have Office 2007 updated to SP3, you have the most recent version which includes the PDF functionality, which at best is rudimentary compared with Acrobat. In what way does Acrobat 'screw up your Word settings'? There is no better tool than Acrobat (apart from the latest version of Acrobat, I guess, though version 9 was just as capable of producing PDF documents).
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Also, the add-in will not run without first saving the document. This is more Adobe arrogance thinking they know what I need better than I do. I'll save the document when I want to save it. I have no problem with them warning me, but to force a save is arrogant. Quote:
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