I have created my resume in Photoshop 7.0 and when I want to save it as a PDF, it's showing up errors:
Could not save Filename because of a program error.
Believe it or not, this Youtube video actually solved the problem for me.
Navigate to Edit -> Preferences -> File Handling....
Untick Save to Background.
Try saving the PSD as something like a.pdf.
This solved my issue when I ran into the same error. I'm using Adobe Photoshop CC.
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I'm not sure how Photoshop works but when I receive an AI file from another computer I get an error regarding the images:
'Could not find the link file 'exampleimage.jpg'.
So I'm guessing the other person would have to send me the images separately?
Is this how Illustrator works?
I'm sure for Photoshop you don't have to do this?
Any info would be helpful.
Cheers
In Illustrator, if you go to menu File/Place, this will allow you to place other art files directly into your open illustrator document. If someone gives you that illustrator file and they do not give the "placed" files as well, when you open the illustrator document it will give you that error message because it cannot locate those files that were placed.
While using the "place" command in Illustrator, if the "link" check box is selected, anytime a placed file into illustrator gets edited and saved outside of illustrator, the edits made to that placed file will update the changes in Adobe Illustrator.
If the photos in their document are not embedded, you will need the images separately. Once you have the images, when you open the file on the new computer, you may need to manually associate the photos with each placeholder to make sure it renders properly.
I am changing a LaTeX document in Texmaker and apparently the pdf does not get updated and I don't know why. I have as quick Build pdflatex + view pdf.
I am using Texmaker version 4.4.1 in Windows 7.
Before I was using the same tex file in another version of Texmaker and it worked, but know that I am trying to change things in the new version it doesn't.
It doesn't matter what I change in the latex file, it won't show any errors or anything while compiling, and when finished there is no change in the pdf at all.
Do you know what could be the cause for this issue?
Thank you very much to everyone!
Jorge
I have generated a report using SSRS 2005. I am trying to print to PDF (I have Adobe Acrobat 8 pro) and not export to PDF. For some reason, the web browser is freezing for like 10 minutes. After that, it is popping up the file selector to save the file in a path. When I click save, nothing happens. Did anyone face anything like this?
I have just spent some time installing TeXnicCenter and tried to configure it properly. I'm almost there now! The only issue I have is that every time I compile the document I'm working on as a PDF document, the document doesn't open directly in Adobe Reader X. Instead I only get the "opening screen" of Adobe Reader X to pop up, meaning that I have to choose "Open file" and navigate to the proper folder where the document is saved to view it. This is frustrating and time-consuming - especially if I want to check my progress often. Is there any way I can configure this so that Adobe Reader X automatically opens the file I'm compiling, without me having to navigate to the proper folder?
Any help will be truly appreciated!
Since this question is TeX related, you might have better luck posting in http://tex.stackexchange.com, StackExchange's TeX site.
You should look into this question, pay special attention to the first two answers, they should work just fine.
Cheers.
In Adobe Reader X, go to Edit -> Preferences, there in category general there should be a checkbox Enable protected mode at startup. Uncheck this, exit adobe and try again. Does it work now?
UPDATE: I wrote to Wolfram support about this and will update the post if they can resolve the problem. Sorry for spamming SO with a technical support question, but here it remains in case anyone else is having the same issue.
Is anyone else having this problem with Mathematica 8? I recently upgraded and noticed that when I export Graphics to a PDF file, although the file appears fine on my computer, it prints as a blank page. For example, try
Rectangle[{1,1}]//
Graphics//
Export["~/test.pdf",#]&
which creates a PDF file containing a black square. This file opens fine, but if I send it to my department printer I just get a blank page. If I don't export the graphics but print the notebook from MM, no problem, the graphics print as expected. If I use MM 7 to do exactly the same thing, the PDF file prints as expected. Exporting to PNG in MM8 seems to work fine. And, using the context menu Save Graphics As ... or File > Save Selection As ... to create a PDF containing just the graphic also works. However, these graphics eventually get included in a TeX document, and it would be far better if I could continue using the script I've got that doesn't require any button clicking to generate them.
I'm running MM 8.0.0.0 on Mac OS 10.6.7. I have not been able to test this on another printer yet, but this printer has never given me problems before and prints other PDF documents fine. Any ideas why this is happening?
Wolfram Research responds:
...
This issue has been reported by other users as
well and our developers are currently looking into it. I have added your
details to the report so you can be notified when this is resolved.
In the meantime, the alternatives that you could try are:
Try a different printer.
Rasterize the image with the function 'Rasterize' before exporting. If
the rasterized image loses some resolution, you could use the option
'ImageResolution' to edit this.
Rasterize[image, ImageResolution -> xxx]
Surely this is a bug (please report it to support#wolfram.com), but you can work around the problem by selecting the graphic and choosing File > Save Selection As... from the menu (or Save Graphic As... from the contextual menu). This produces a slightly different file that doesn't appear to exhibit the undesirable behavior we observe from Export[].
These problematic files, and LaTeX PDFs that include them, can be properly printed by Adobe Reader 10.1.2. That's if you're okay with installing and using a 450MB PDF reader.
I reproduced the problem (leading me to this question) with Mathematica 8.0.4.0 on Mac OS X 10.7.2. Wolfram suggested lame workarounds like Rasterize and told me
This issue has been addressed by our developers, and a fix will be included in a future version of Mathematica.