Ask a Question related to Adobe Photoshop Elements, Design and Development.
-
Chrystin Pleasants #1
Adobe elements becomes pod program for acrobat pdf
When I load elements onto my computer (running Home XP much to my dismay) all my pdf files become elements files. So now when I go to open a pdf file, instead of the usual pdf file I get this thumbnail photo of the document in elements and can't work with the darned things at all. I am running the full version of Acrobat. So I load Elements each time I want to use it, then uninstall it. Obviously, this is cumbersome. Any suggestions? I spoke to someone who's really experienced with adobe software from the NTXPCUG and he said he had never heard of this problem and had no suggestions for a solution.
Chrystin Pleasants Guest
-
Applications/Adobe Acrobat 7.0Professional/Adobe Acrobat 7.0Professional.app/Contents/MacOS/Acroba
Does anyone know what this means. I keep getting the following entry over and over in my "console.log" file: May 9 13:37:07 mycomuter... -
How to accept outputFilename with Adobe PDF driver in Adobe Acrobat 6
The below shows the VBA script. It ran fine as is with Acrobat 5.0 when I had "Acrobat PDFWriter". In the below script I replaced "Acrobat PDFWriter"... -
JPG output of Elements causes crash of the Canon PhotoRecord program
When I attempt to read in a JPG file saved by PhotoShop Elements into my Canon PhotoRecord program (a great little program for producing printable... -
Does Photoshop Elements 2.0 have a program called 'Image Ready'?
Computer came with Adobe Photoshop Elements 2.0. Was told if there is a program included called Image Ready that I don't need Paint Shop Pro to make... -
Adobe Elements 2.0
I have 1.0, but I have never used it since it runs in Classic. I also have GraphicConverter 4.7 that I use a lot. I can get AE 2.0 for about $80.... -
Ray #2
Re: Adobe elements becomes pod program for acrobat pdf
Chrystin,
I'm not sure if I understand you correctly, but I'll assume you want to open
PDF file with Acrobat, rather than Elements. Very simple. Open Windows
Explorer, locate any PDF file on your hard drive. Right click on it, select
"Open With...". A list will be displayed. Click on Adobe Acrobat, then at
the bottom of this list, you should see an option like "always open this
file type with this application". Click in the checkbox. Then click on
open.
Next time you want to open a PDF file, the file will open with Acrobat.
If Elements is not currently installed, during installation, click on Custom
(I don't remember precisely because it's been a long time), and once you get
to the file association screen, click in the NC column for the PDF file.
This way, PDF will remain associated with Acrobat. NC means No Change.
Ray
Ray Guest



Reply With Quote

