This feature is not available with versions prior to Jaws PDF Editor v3.x. If you have a version prior to Jaws PDF Editor v3.0 you must upgrade to obtain this feature.

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Security Error: "Jaws PDF Editor has detected errors in PDF Document Plug-In security controls. The registry settings for Editor may have been tampered with or corrupted. You must enter your product License Number in order to correct these problems. If you continue to experience difficulty, visit www.jawspdf.com for support."

Copy the file license.num to another location. This file contains your Editor version 1.x license number Double-click the Add/Remove Programs icon and select Jaws PDF Editor from the list of installed programs. In Windows Explorer, navigate to the Program Files/Jaws PDF Editor folder and delete the Jaws PDF Editor folder.

Jaws PDF Editor v3.x supports the follwoing platforms: Windows 2000, Windoes XP and Windows 2003 Server. Jaws PDF Editor v2.5 supports: Windows 98 SE, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP and Citrix Metafram Presentation Server 3.0 running on Windows 2000 Server/Windows 2003 Server Please note only the mentioned versions of Windows is support on each version of Jaws PDF Editor also, all Mac platforms are not supported.

The only supported environment is Citrix MetaFrame Presentation Server 3.0 running on Windows 2003 Server with Jaws PDF Editor v2.5 and Jaws PDF Editor v3.0. Jaws PDF Editor v3.x supports the follwoing platforms: Windows 2000, Windoes XP and Windows 2003 Server. Jaws PDF Editor v2.5 supports: Windows 98 SE, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP and Citrix Metafram Presentation Server 3.0 running on Windows 2000 Server/Windows 2003 Server There is nothing wrong with your monitor settings.

If you are printing PostScript then your printer must have the duplex printing feature turned on. Your file will duplex print and the Flip on Long Edge or Flip on Short Edge settings will be honored. If your printer has the duplex feature turned off, and you select a duplex option in your printer properties setup, then your file will not print on both sides of the paper but any flip option you've set will be honored.

Within the same document to rearrange pages in Jaws PDF Editor, you must first turn of the Navigation Pane [Windows > Navigation Pane]. Then check on the Pages tab. Click and drag the pages where you want them. Page numbers in the Navigation Pane and the page order in the document do not change until you click the Apply Order Updates button. Jaws PDF Editor v2 and above allows you to drag and drop pages between PDF files. Tile documents and drag from one Pages tab to the other.

Jaws PDF Editor will not open in the web browser, but it can be set to launch when a link to a PDF file is encountered. In order to do this, Acrobat or Acrobat Reader web browser integration must be disabled in addition to associating PDF files with Editor. Launch Jaws PDF Editor. If it asks if it should be the default program for opening PDF files, click Yes. If it not promped go to Tools > Options > General. Make sure 'Use Editor as default application for opening PDF files' is checked.

Jaws PDF Editor v3.5 nor any other version below this will run on Windows Vista. Jaws PDF Editor v4.0 will be the first version to be support on Windows Vista.

Go to where you installed Jaws PDF Editor v1.x [by default it loads at C:\Program Files\Global Graphics\Jaws PDF Editor] there you should find a file named license.num. Open this file with a text editing tool like NotePad or WordPad. Your Jaws PDF Editor license/'serial number' will be listed inside.

By default, the Navigation Pane does not open when you open Jaws PDF Editor. The only way to get the Navigation Pane to open is to set the PDF file to open with the Navigation Pane. This can be done in File / Document Setting / Document Openings, here you can set the Navigation Pane to open with this file. This means that the Navigation Pane is set within each PDF file and is not a setting from within Jaws PDF Editor.

Jaws PDF Editor uses what is known as the Base 14 PostScript fonts for substituting fonts on screen and for printing when fonts have not been embedded or subset in the PDF. The Base 14 fonts are: The quality of font substitution varies depending on what font was originally used to create the document. If fidelity to the original document is important then the original fonts should be embedded or subset in the PDF.

Yes, you will need a new license 'serial number'. If you already have a license/'serial number' for Jaws PDF Editor v1.x or v2.x please go to http://www.jawspdf.com/store/jawsstor.nsf/jpdfeu there you can obtain a new number. Please note that you must first register your version 1.x or 2.x license/'serial number' before a version 3 license/'serial number' can be obtained.

Yes, with JAWS Version 5 or later, and Adobe Acrobat Version 6 or later, provided that the documents are authored correctly, most PDF files are accessable to a JAWS user. A list is being compiled for people who author PDF documents. A partial list can be found under the JAWS Help Topic, "JAWS and Adobe Acrobat Reader."

For certain versions of CompuServe and AOL you may need to minimize the website, open Adobe Acrobat (Reader) in the background, and then maximize your browser prior to printing the forms. In some instances, Adobe is not automatically invoked (opened) by selecting the desired form. In these cases, you will need to open Adobe yourself and then print the form.

Once the appropriate PDF form is open in the Adobe Acrobat Reader® program, you will see a “hand tool” icon as the cursor. Move this cursor over the first blank space that will need to be filled in. The “hand tool” icon will change to a vertical bar or “I-beam” icon in the space that will need to be completed. Fill in the appropriate information and then hit the TAB key on your computer. This will move the cursor to the next space to be completed.

Answer: "Tagged PDF" is a type of PDF file where the content is "tagged" so that PDF elements such as text, graphics, etc., can be repurposed (for example: the text can be made to reflow when the PDF viewer is resized). Tagged PDF is a feature of PDF v1.4 (PDF Creator currently emits only PDF v1.2 or PDF v1.3 files and some PDF v1.4 features). At present this feature is not supported in Jaws PDF Creator. Answer: Check in the font info for the PDF that you do not have Type 3 fonts. (CTRL+ALT+F).

Yes, provided your form has had the "local save" capability turned on with Adobe LiveCycle Reader Extensions. Team members both inside and outside an organization have access to and can interact with forms. You can easily open, fill out and submit PDF forms, even from handheld devices and over wireless connections. However, if the "local save" capability has not been activated in your PDF form, you will not be able to save the form data with Adobe Reader.

Answer: If you have not installed the 'start menu' shortcuts, the help file is located in the Jaws PDF Creator installation directory, and called PDFCreator.hlp.

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JAWS stands for "Job Access for Windows and Speech." It is a screen reader program created by Freedom Scientific, which allows people who are blind to gain access to information on their computers.

The Adobe Acrobat Reader reads portable document format (PDF) files. These files are platform, application and device independent. Documents created in PDF retain the look and feel of the original document. The Reader is a free plug-in application with which you can view, search, and print PDF files. Select your language, platform, and connection speed from the dropdown lists in "Step 1", click the DOWNLOAD button in "Step 2".

A file format created by Adobe, initially to provide a standard form for storing and editing printed publishable documents.

Although Jaws PDF Creator v4.1 will run on Windows Vista it is not a supported OS for this version of Jaws PDF Creator. Although version4.1 may install and run on Vista, we will not be able to proved support for any issues that may arise. Jaws PDF Creator v5.0 will be the first version to be support on Windows Vista.

The macros for Jaws PDF Creator v4.1 (or any previous version) are not supported in MS Office 2007, although this will be supported in the upcoming Jaws PDF Creator v5. We have had customers report using older versions (not v5.0) with Office '07 by placing the macros in the following folders: Whilst this may work, Jaws PDF Creator has not been tested in this environment, and we cannot provide support for any issues that might arise from the use of the Office macros.