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Issues with Adobe Acrobat Pro

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Participants Jerry Stewart3quiethound10Olivia Wood60Benjamin King2mistybear522
Jerry Stewart3 Jerry Stewart3 NewcomerOP
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joined May 2010
#1 ·
So, I’ve been trying to scan some documents lately, but whenever I try to get the text into Word, everything just... falls apart? Like, the formatting goes completely sideways and nothing lines up right. It's pretty frustrating
quiethound10 quiethound10 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2010
#2 ·
Why bother with Word right away? Personally, I just have it scan directly to PDF first since that’s foolproof, then I move everything over to Word to format it properly.
Olivia Wood60 Olivia Wood60 Newcomer
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joined Sep 2011
#3 ·
I don't want to start a whole new thread, but does anyone know exactly what this means:

The Professional edition includes One per Seat license -> Microsoft Office Professional.

* The download version is an unlimited full version of Adobe Acrobat Pro. Once your payment clears, we'll send over the specific steps for downloading and installing the software.

I'm looking at getting version 11 for $140, but I need to run it on five different computers at my office—so I'm wondering if I actually need to buy five separate licenses to stay legal?
Benjamin King2 Benjamin King2 Active Member
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joined Apr 2007
#4 ·
Yeah, if you need five licenses, you're actually looking at volume licensing territory—so you should probably just reach out to one of their reps. You'll likely score a better deal on a five-pack bundle rather than buying them individually: http://www.digitalmedia.com/
mistybear522 mistybear522 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2017
#5 ·
Since we’re already discussing Adobe Acrobat, I find myself facing a bit of a dilemma regarding my scanning process. I have quite a collection of newspaper clippings that I’m looking to digitize into PDF format. My goal is to create an "editable" document—essentially extracting the text from the articles while placing it against a clean, white background to strip away the distracting textures and wrinkles typical of old newsprint. The complication, however, lies in the layout; these articles include various photographs that I want to preserve. Ideally, I’d love for the final PDF to mirror the original newspaper layout perfectly, maintaining all the images and the exact positioning of elements, just without that messy paper background... Does anyone know the specific workflow required to achieve this?
I would be most grateful

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