Saving pdf when i've try to save the file as pdf or postscript for disttaling.. The postscript file wheach i got is not open or distalling

And also u can use the same program Illustrator Repair Toolbox

But with working link below:)
http://www.illustrator.repairtoolbox.com/

It's been so long since I've udes CD8 but I would say it won't support exporting pdf. If I don't remember wrong I exported file as postscript file (*.ps) and then used Adobe Distiller to create pdf-files. But there might have been a trick or a two to notice for correct output :)

When you print to a PDF file, it does not actually print the file, it prints TO A file. You then will be presented a save file as screen and you should select you location for saving files, give it a name and save it. It then is a PDF. If you click on it, it will open in PDF reader. That is how a PDF works.

PDF format means legal form which is handled in Adobe Acrobat. You said you scanned your docs into the picture gallery, and I am hoping that you left them in the default format that your scanner uses instead of changing them to a picture format (like JPEG, or TIFF) or this may be too complicated to assist via email.

If you do not have the latest version of Adobe Acrobat & Adobe Reader, do a search on the internet and download then install them. They are free. Once the programs are installed, open Adobe Acrobat and click on "file" at the top left side of the screen and try and open one of the documents you saved in the picture gallery in the acrobate program. If they are compatible, all you have to do is rename and save the document in Adobe. To save it, after you have opened it in Adobe - click on file and then "save a copy" or "save as" and choose whatever the documents name is and .pdf at the end (save to a pdf format) and then you are done.

If the file format of the documents are not compatible and will not open and easily save in PDF format using the Acrobat, then I would suggest asking your teacher for an extension.

Good luck!

Go to the Adobe website, Click Here and download Acrobat Distiller and Adobe PostScript. These add-ons are necessary to convert PMD files to PDF files. Follow the onscreen instructions to install them on your computer.

Open Adobe Page Maker from your program menu, which can be accessed by clicking the start button on the bottom left-hand side of your screen.
Click on "File" and "Open" in Adobe Page Maker. Navigate to the PMD file that you want to convert. Double-click the file to open it.

Click on "File" in your PMD document. Click on "Export" and choose "PDF." This will open a new window. Page maker will give you the option to choose between "print" or "onscreen" PDF. Choose onscreen if you just want to share your PDF over the Internet. If you want to print it out, choose print. The latter option generates a larger file which will take up more space on your computer.

Select settings for your file. For example, you can select "security settings," "Doc info" or "Hyperlinks." Each option will give you various settings from which to choose. Once finished, click on "Export." Choose the location where you want your document to be saved. Click on "Save."

I hope that this assisted you, thanks for using FixYa! John

Might need a bit more information about this: But I'm presuming you scan your document and save it as a pdf document using the built in HP software?
Couple of things to try:
1 - have you got the latest version of Adobe Reader? It may be that you are using an older version - the pdf document specification has been updated over the years and it may be that you're saving the pdf using a newer version of the pdf format than adobe reader is able to read.
2 - Adobe reader isn't the only pdf viewer, there are numerous other pdf document viewers (some free some not) You could try another pdf viewer, like Foxit Reader (free to use) and see if that can open it?
3 - When you save the scan, make sure that in the Save Dialog box it is really saving it as pdf. Common mistake is that people often just save a file with .pdf and expect the program to know that you want to save as pdf. When you scan there are several other file formats that you can use (Tiff, Jpeg etc) Is is possible you're saving the file as Tiff or Jpeg but with a .pdf file extension? If you're not sure, re-scan the document and resave it, but don't use a file extension, let the scanning program do that, see what it saves it as?
4 - check where you're saving the pdf on your computer? Is the place you're trying to open it from, the same as the place you've saved it?

this is Quark Express file. So to view this file, you can use it.

You can download a trial version here--http://8.quark.com/evaluation.html


You can create a PDF file from a Quark document using Acrobat. The desktop version of Acrobat comes with Acrobat Distiller which can convert the Quark file to PDF.

According to the Adobe Create PDF Online web site (http://createpdf.adobe.com/index.pl), native Quark (qxd) files do not appear to be supported for online conversion. However, the service does support PostScript (.ps) files. If you can save your Quark file as a PostScript file, then you can use the Create PDF Online service.

Hope this helps.

According to the Adobe Create PDF Online web site (http://createpdf.adobe.com/index.pl), native Quark (qxd) files do not appear to be supported for online conversion. However, the service does support PostScript (.ps) files. If you can save your Quark file as a PostScript file, then you can use the Create PDF Online service.

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One application I know that could do the same function is CutePDF. You may download and install it for FREE over the internet. Once you successfully install this, PDF conversion will as simple as if you are printing a hardcopy.

I agree with DCS13 it's a links problem. Maybe not so much one that is missing but one that is incompatible. PageMaker was a PostScript Level2 application, and as most Adobe (owners of PostScript) apps are Level3 since about 2001/2 most generically made items containing postscript (.eps, .pdf, .psd) will likely have problems printing to a postscript device. I assume you're using this for work purposes as if you were a home user it would be most unlikely you have a PostScript printer - unless you're trying to make a PDF of the file.
There's a couple of solutions, all involve removing the incompatible postscript language of your placed images. IF an image/file was supplied to you and it's the culprit, have the supplier remake the artwork at a Level2 postscript (or if it's a PDF a version 4 compatible PDF - Acrobat v1.3); if it's not supplied and maybe clipart or a web image, take it into Illustrator or Photoshop and save it as a relevent file type - be aware of rasterising type if it contains text and try and keep to a high resolution.
It's been some time since you've posted this, so an update would be good - how did you go?

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