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In addition look in Username > Library? > Application support > Adobe look for anything associated with Acrobat 9 and above   also look in Username > Library > Preference > Adobe,? look for preference and .plist files associated with Acrobat 9.x   Ideal way to find files are go to Finder? go to file menu? then choose Find File   type in search box first Acrobat, do a find...

Hi Kirsten..   Permissions - ~/Library/Logs/Adobe- see attached Permissions - HD- see attached File Vault is not turned on - see attached   let me know what's next.   thanks David Attachments: permissions.adobe.jpg (36.9 K) permissions.macHD.jpg (41.4 K) filevault.jpg (40.8 K)

If you switch to CMYK from Grayscale in PS, you should get a reading of 100% black. Moreover, the total ink coverage is 100, so you shouldn't have to worry. Just keep it in CMYK. If there is color in the image, you can even set Illustrator's appearance of black to rich black, so you'll be sure of getting total ink coverage in the blacks (if that's what you want.) If the whole thing is b/w, just print the one separation....

Are you receiving fdf files back?

Can anyone tell me if I can make a Pdf file Pdfx1a compliant after using the Convert to Pdfx1a Profile when it fails to convert certain aspects like Media/Art Box, Output Intent, etc...?

Hi David,   Is it possible that your ~/Library/Logs/Adobe folder is owned by root?? Maybe that is why the log files are not getting created.? Can you try launching the Terminal (it's in /Applications/Utilities) and type the following:   cd ~/Library/Logs ls -l   Also, are you running as an Admin or Standard user?? It should say in System Preferences under Accounts.   Thanks, -Kirsten

Dear Pawibbel,   I do hereby swear, on my mother's grave, that I have NEVER, EVER, EVER!!! used any type of modification file on any of my Adobe software, most especially Acrobat.   It has been my experience, since Acrobat first came out, that the installation of Acrobat is similar to stacking playing cards into a pyramid structure.   The entire application is so tenuously installed that if just one teeny, tiny...

Well, 298 is not unmanageable by any means, so we could rule out quantity. That's pretty much a basic set. Nowhere near what I use.   Font Doctor is very good at finding bad fonts too. I use the same set on both PC and Mac and FontDoctor found some on the Mac that were bad but they were OK on the PC, and vice-versa.     Which leaves me at a loss.....

katir wrote:   Looks only possible with PitStop Extreme. Price tag US$3,500.00   to fix what may very well be a bug in Adobe's tool set?   Where has Acrobat came in to the picture other than to view the already created file? The export function of ID doesn't use Acrobat.   Two things to try. The first I would assume you've done but try find font in ID to see if the font is in the document....

Kirsten,   Thanks.? Can you provide the specific list of all of the files?? I know that I can search through all of the locations, but it seems like it would be fairly straightforward to have a tech note detailing all the steps someone needs to go through to manually remove Acrobat without impacting the other CS4 apps.? Personally, I would like to see the specific list of all of the files that should be (and need to be) removed prior...