File Properties and Adobe Acrobat .pdf "Raymond" <raymond_oneill(REMOVE)[ at ]dec.state.ak.us> 28.08.2006 17:53:13 hello... does anyone know a way that I can carry over the MS Word File Properties to the .pdf file that I generate...? Currently I have to re-enter the file property information when I create a pdf of my Word document. I'm using Word in Office 2003 and Acrobat 6.05. I've tried using the Word Macro and the print driver for producing pdf with Adobe. Thanks in Advance for any insight provided, Raymond

Re: File Properties and Adobe Acrobat .pdf "TF" <terryfarrell%40%6d%73%6e%2ecom> 28.08.2006 21:46:01 I'm not able to test this, but if you go into Word Print Options, check the button the Add File Properties. Now if you print to PDF, does it add the Properties at the end of the file? Terry Farrell - Word MVP "Raymond" <raymond_oneill(REMOVE)[ at ]dec.state.ak.us> wrote in message news:12f6bcajpgnfp23[ at ]corp.supernews.com... [Quoted Text] > hello... > > does anyone know a way that I can carry over the MS Word File Properties > to the .pdf file that I generate...? Currently I have to re-enter the file > property information when I create a pdf of my Word document. > > I'm using Word in Office 2003 and Acrobat 6.05. > > I've tried using the Word Macro and the print driver for producing pdf > with Adobe. > > Thanks in Advance for any insight provided, > > Raymond >

Re: File Properties and Adobe Acrobat .pdf "Raymond" <raymond_oneill(REMOVE)[ at ]dec.state.ak.us> 29.08.2006 23:38:01 Thanks Terry, Your suggestions does cause Acrobat to print the file properties in the document. Acrobat adds a page to the end of the document with file properties printed on it. What I'm hoping to see happen is to print with Acrobat and have the resulting .pdf file have associated file properties that are recognized by Windows Explorer and visible when I view file details in Windows Explorer. Thank for your help! Raymond "TF" <terryfarrell%40%6d%73%6e%2ecom> wrote in message news:%23s1hVtuyGHA.3440[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... [Quoted Text] > I'm not able to test this, but if you go into Word Print Options, check > the button the Add File Properties. Now if you print to PDF, does it add > the Properties at the end of the file? > > Terry Farrell - Word MVP > > "Raymond" <raymond_oneill(REMOVE)[ at ]dec.state.ak.us> wrote in message > news:12f6bcajpgnfp23[ at ]corp.supernews.com... >> hello... >> >> does anyone know a way that I can carry over the MS Word File Properties >> to the .pdf file that I generate...? Currently I have to re-enter the >> file property information when I create a pdf of my Word document. >> >> I'm using Word in Office 2003 and Acrobat 6.05. >> >> I've tried using the Word Macro and the print driver for producing pdf >> with Adobe. >> >> Thanks in Advance for any insight provided, >> >> Raymond >> > >

Re: File Properties and Adobe Acrobat .pdf "TF" <terryfarrell%40%6d%73%6e%2ecom> 30.08.2006 12:02:59 I don't think that is possible. Try Adobe to see if they have a definitive answer. Terry "Raymond" <raymond_oneill(REMOVE)[ at ]dec.state.ak.us> wrote in message news:12f9juvie5e8045[ at ]corp.supernews.com... [Quoted Text] > Thanks Terry, > Your suggestions does cause Acrobat to print the file properties in the > document. Acrobat adds a page to the end of the document with file > properties printed on it. > > What I'm hoping to see happen is to print with Acrobat and have the > resulting .pdf file have associated file properties that are recognized by > Windows Explorer and visible when I view file details in Windows Explorer. > > Thank for your help! > > Raymond > > > "TF" <terryfarrell%40%6d%73%6e%2ecom> wrote in message > news:%23s1hVtuyGHA.3440[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... >> I'm not able to test this, but if you go into Word Print Options, check >> the button the Add File Properties. Now if you print to PDF, does it add >> the Properties at the end of the file? >> >> Terry Farrell - Word MVP >> >> "Raymond" <raymond_oneill(REMOVE)[ at ]dec.state.ak.us> wrote in message >> news:12f6bcajpgnfp23[ at ]corp.supernews.com... >>> hello... >>> >>> does anyone know a way that I can carry over the MS Word File Properties >>> to the .pdf file that I generate...? Currently I have to re-enter the >>> file property information when I create a pdf of my Word document. >>> >>> I'm using Word in Office 2003 and Acrobat 6.05. >>> >>> I've tried using the Word Macro and the print driver for producing pdf >>> with Adobe. >>> >>> Thanks in Advance for any insight provided, >>> >>> Raymond >>> >> >> > >

Re: File Properties and Adobe Acrobat .pdf "CyberTaz" <typegeneraltaz1ATcomcastdotnet> 30.08.2006 12:24:30 I don't believe you'll get it through the Properties because that is primarily a Windows tool just as Get Info is in Mac OS X. However *much* of the info you seek should be in the file and accessible - even editable - through VersionCue or Adobe Bridge. The subject you want to research is 'metadata'. Just keep in mind that much of the Properties that are used in Word are specific to the doc file and don't pertain to the PDF because it is a different file altogether... simply based on the doc. -- Regards |:>) Bob Jones [MVP] Office:Mac "Raymond" <raymond_oneill(REMOVE)[ at ]dec.state.ak.us> wrote in message news:12f6bcajpgnfp23[ at ]corp.supernews.com... [Quoted Text] > hello... > > does anyone know a way that I can carry over the MS Word File Properties > to the .pdf file that I generate...? Currently I have to re-enter the file > property information when I create a pdf of my Word document. > > I'm using Word in Office 2003 and Acrobat 6.05. > > I've tried using the Word Macro and the print driver for producing pdf > with Adobe. > > Thanks in Advance for any insight provided, > > Raymond >

Re: File Properties and Adobe Acrobat .pdf "Raymond" <raymond_oneill(REMOVE)[ at ]dec.state.ak.us> 31.08.2006 16:45:23 So my question should be "how do I copy meta data from Office files to PDF when using the Adobe Acrobat print driver, and maintain the Windows display formating of that meta data..." Thanks! I'll keep asking around... Raymond "CyberTaz" <typegeneraltaz1ATcomcastdotnet> wrote in message news:eT0o98CzGHA.3908[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... [Quoted Text] >I don't believe you'll get it through the Properties because that is >primarily a Windows tool just as Get Info is in Mac OS X. > > However *much* of the info you seek should be in the file and accessible - > even editable - through VersionCue or Adobe Bridge. The subject you want > to research is 'metadata'. Just keep in mind that much of the Properties > that are used in Word are specific to the doc file and don't pertain to > the PDF because it is a different file altogether... simply based on the > doc. > > -- > Regards |:>) > Bob Jones > [MVP] Office:Mac > > "Raymond" <raymond_oneill(REMOVE)[ at ]dec.state.ak.us> wrote in message > news:12f6bcajpgnfp23[ at ]corp.supernews.com... >> hello... >> >> does anyone know a way that I can carry over the MS Word File Properties >> to the .pdf file that I generate...? Currently I have to re-enter the >> file property information when I create a pdf of my Word document. >> >> I'm using Word in Office 2003 and Acrobat 6.05. >> >> I've tried using the Word Macro and the print driver for producing pdf >> with Adobe. >> >> Thanks in Advance for any insight provided, >> >> Raymond >> > >

Re: File Properties and Adobe Acrobat .pdf Gary Smith <bitbucket[ at ]example.com> 01.09.2006 00:43:56 I think you're going to need a specially written application. Bear in mind that this metadata will not survive a copy to a non-NTFS device. In microsoft.public.windows.file_system Raymond <raymond_oneill(REMOVE)[ at ]dec.state.ak.us> wrote: [Quoted Text] > So my question should be "how do I copy meta data from Office files to PDF > when using the Adobe Acrobat print driver, and maintain the Windows display > formating of that meta data..." > Thanks! I'll keep asking around... > Raymond > "CyberTaz" <typegeneraltaz1ATcomcastdotnet> wrote in message > news:eT0o98CzGHA.3908[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... > >I don't believe you'll get it through the Properties because that is > >primarily a Windows tool just as Get Info is in Mac OS X. > > > > However *much* of the info you seek should be in the file and accessible - > > even editable - through VersionCue or Adobe Bridge. The subject you want > > to research is 'metadata'. Just keep in mind that much of the Properties > > that are used in Word are specific to the doc file and don't pertain to > > the PDF because it is a different file altogether... simply based on the > > doc. > > > > -- > > Regards |:>) > > Bob Jones > > [MVP] Office:Mac > > > > "Raymond" <raymond_oneill(REMOVE)[ at ]dec.state.ak.us> wrote in message > > news:12f6bcajpgnfp23[ at ]corp.supernews.com... > >> hello... > >> > >> does anyone know a way that I can carry over the MS Word File Properties > >> to the .pdf file that I generate...? Currently I have to re-enter the > >> file property information when I create a pdf of my Word document. > >> > >> I'm using Word in Office 2003 and Acrobat 6.05. > >> > >> I've tried using the Word Macro and the print driver for producing pdf > >> with Adobe. > >> > >> Thanks in Advance for any insight provided, > >> > >> Raymond > >> > > > > -- Gary L. Smith Columbus, Ohio