PDF SlideShow file attachement to email & burn to CD

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2 total messages Started by Larry_LaRosa Sun, 17 Dec 2006 07:10

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Author: Larry_LaRosa
Date: Sun, 17 Dec 2006 07:10

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I created a pdf slideshow in my photoshop elements 2.0 and when I click on it it works fine. The file is adobe acrobat 7.0 document. The photos included in the slideshow are jpeg format. I am unable to attach the pdf file to an email (outlook express 6). The pdf disappears form the attachment list in the header and goes into a loop. When I abort the message says the process is not responding. Also, when I try to burn a copy of the slideshow file from my HD to a CD using record now deluxe (Sonic) I get an error message "This disk is incompatible with source disk". I have a CD RW drive and have tried burning to both a cd-r and a cd-rw and get the same message for both media. I have done both of these processes before but probably with an earlier version of adobe 7.0. What's my problem?

Re: PDF SlideShow file attachement to email & burn to CD

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Author: Dov Isaacs
Date: Mon, 18 Dec 2006 00:01

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Exactly how are you trying to attach the PDF file (i.e., your PDF slideshow) to your Outlook Express 6 e-mail message? Drag-and-drop, the attachment tool in Outlook Express's message composition screen, or are you using Acrobat 7's "Attach this PDF file to new e-mail" function?

If the latter, exit Acrobat entirely and either drag and drop the PDF file into a blank message or in the message composition screen, use the file attachment tool.

In terms of the copying of your PDF file to a CD-R via the Sonic software, your problem is baffling. Does the problem occur with any PDF file or just the ones created from Photoshop Elements? In the general case, we are not aware of any problems associated with manipulation (i.e., copying, deleting, attaching, burning to CD-R/DVD-R, etc.) of PDF files.

- Dov

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