While converting a Word document to PDF using the Acrobat ribbon (Acrobat > Create PDF), using Mac Word 2016 (Word 32-bit, version 15.23.2 or later), the following problems may occur: • Two conversion dialog boxes are displayed instead of just one. The “Allow online file conversion to open and export to certain types of file?” dialog box with Allow and Don’t Allow options appears first, and then the Acrobat PDFMaker conversion dialog box appears. • In the “Allow online file conversion to open and export to certain types of file?” dialog box, if you click Don’t Allow, the PDF conversion fails with the error message “Links are not retained.”.
Caveman here: I'm writing a novel. Using Word for Mac. Got a basic problem. Getting into my writing so I can edit it. I usually go to the Dock on desktop, click the strange looking Blue Thing and that takes me to the Microsoft Word program. Then I click File up on top and here's where the problem is: I get title of the version I'm editing fine.
Having problem with Word on my Air Mac. This just started in the last month. It used to work perfectly. I have OS Sierra 10.12.6. I have Word 14.5.5. Go to troubleshooting information on Word for Windows. Start with The Basics! Many problems are solved by Updating and by Repairing Disk Permissions.Don’t be tempted to skip over this section because you think your problem isn’t “basic” – it may very well turn out to be. Add RAM: If your Mac doesn’t already have its maximum amount of memory installed, and if its memory is accessible for upgrades, adding RAM is the quickest and cheapest way to add zip to your Mac.
But I also get prior titles of the manuscript that I deleted! And each time I delete those prior titles, another one is somehow added. Its as if the MacBook is saying like a spoiled child:No you cant delete that one. I like it and I'm going to make more of them!!!! Result: I end up with 5 or more old versions that are obsolete.un-needed.
And since the titles are slightly different its hard to figure out which one is the REAL one. Its getting crowded and confusing. And this all takes place before I can get to the 'real' one and work on it.
So all I'd like to know is How to open a document I wish to work on without the Macbook reproducing former copies I don't want anymore?????? Reproducing: That's it.
My computer is sex crazed. It wants to reproduce everything. It wants to populate the world with un-needed manuscripts. Get adobe acrobat pro free for mac. In short, My computer needs a condom! How can I get Birth Control for the little rascal?