Problem with Photos when Saving as PDF with Adobe Add-In

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Early last week, around 12/10, all members in our office running Microsoft Windows 10 when using Excel started having this problem.&nbsp; &nbsp;When we insert photos into excel, and then use the Adobe Acrobat 11 "Save as Adobe PDF" add-in, only the first photo shows up now?&nbsp; &nbsp;See examples attached.&nbsp; We use macro-enabled files, but it doesn't work even on the basic excel file.&nbsp; &nbsp;We have updated our Adobe version and tried several different things, but no success.&nbsp; Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!!&nbsp; I had to upload images of excel and PDF by the way, but you can see the issue.Adobe file after Save as Adobe PDFExcel Print Preview shows all 6 photos

jkpieterse · Answer

Does it work if you use built-in Excel functionality and choose File, Export, Create PDF/XPS?

meh6599 · Answer

No, this same problem happened to me and I was utilizing&nbsp; Excel's built-in functionality of selecting File, Export, Create PDF/XPS?.&nbsp;JKPieterse&nbsp;

jkpieterse · Answer

Can you upload a file which exhibits the problem perhaps?

grizzly_bear · Answer

JKPieterse&nbsp;I am having the same problem with saving photos in PDF. I use Adobe Acrobat pro DC. Reloaded etc.Work around is to print as PDF but creates a large file &amp; changes the page settings. Happens with single and multiple tabs. Esp Visuals and Quote tabs on attached

mathetes · Answer

Grizzly_Bear&nbsp;&nbsp;What I'm going to offer is more of a "work-around" than a direct solution. It would appear from the sample pages that several of you have provided that the photos are on pages of their own, perhaps as part of a real estate listing or parts catalog.&nbsp;For the last several years I've very much appreciated how the PDF Expert software package enables me to edit PDF documents (insert pages, add photos or images, text, add page numbers, etc) after they've initially been created in MS Word or Excel.&nbsp;Unless these are documents that you're creating on a daily basis, with images embedded in various spots throughout the Excel spreadsheet, since you're basically wanting to produce PDF documents for distribution, why not use Excel for what it's good for and PDF Expert (or some other comparable PDF editor) for what it's good for?

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