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Solved: Hi Team, I tried print as pdf using adobe PDF saving as .log extension. I could not convert any file into pdf.
Every time I try to open Acrobat DC (latest version as of 2/16/20) it asks me to sign in. A window pops up and confirms my login and Acrobat opens and closes itself and asks me to sign in again. This became a problem after I reinstalled Acrobat for the first time on my updated windows 10 desktop.
Solved: For some reason, I can no longer find the log files for Adobe updater. None of our devices are updating again and I am trying to troubleshoot why - 13284140
Adobe Employee, Feb 18, 2015 Feb 18, 2015 Josh_Corey-07vS4N • Adobe Employee , Feb 18, 2015 Feb 18, 2015 In the upper right corner should be your name and if you click it a menu drops down with "Sign Out":
We assume you are Signed In into Acrobat's latest version DC. To Sign Out of the application, try the steps suggsted below: 1- Rebboot your Computer. Once done>Open Acrobat DC. 2-After launching application, at the top right corner click on the Profile icon. 3- Sign Out of from the existing account and Sign back in.
Print to PDF still prints to a .log file. Every time Acrobat updates, I have to reset the preference to UNCHECK "Rely on system fonts only; do not use documetn fonts" in order for it to print correctly to a .pdf file. This has been going on for more than 4 years. I have checked the forum frequently for solutions to this problem.
I always use one device at a time, but it's annoying to have to log in / log out / log in, etc., so frequently. The incentive that this limitation gives is to tell my university not to pay for Adobe products and to go back to R Studio and other free programmes. This isn't 1994. People own more than 2 devices.
Thanks - it seems we had a firewall issue that was the problem. As soon as this resolved, I could log on. ...
Adobe Reader DC is the only adobe reader install. If you have Adobe Reader DC installed go to this folder : C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Acrobat Reader DC\Reader scroll down the list of subfolders and files en double click on a file named " Eula.exe". It will open up the End User License Agreement.
I am not aware of Reader creating a log file of any kind. Adobe Distiller creates log files. Have you tried looking at the Liquid Office server? Many servers create log files to help administrators track down problems, perform an incremental restore, etc. Also try contact Liquid Office with your issue.