Barry Alllen
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Everything I find points to the font being corrupt on your computer. Can you create the document on someone else’s computer that has that font and at that point will it work?
You can do this workaround :
1. Open the PDF file in acrobat
2. Choose the “Print as Image” (or may be “Image”, or “Bitmap”) checkbox in Print
3. Advanced
Then, print as PDF.Another way to try and do a similar issue is to protect the file against hight-res printing :
Then print as PDF (this can force low-res printing).This tip save me some docs… but in any case all the file content are 150 dpi downsampled.
The reason for losing the barcode is due to it’s resizing the EPS file is based on the properties of the PDF file. Covert the EPS bar code to an image file format (GIF, JPG, PNG, etc.) and then “Add Image” in Acrobat, which should retain the size, but also provide sizing handles that will retain the aspect ratio, i.e. proportionally resize without “scrunching”.
Open the file by double clicking. The mail will not be in Inbox but will be partially executed by Windows Live Mail. Try executing the Windows Live Mail using short cut.
Hello Eddie
You can try this method also. Install Mozilla Thunderbird on the PC and converting Outlook Express Mailboxes via import. Thunderbird translates the Dbx file into Mbox format. And then you can transfer the Mbox files from the PC to Mac and import them to mail.
If this helps then do let me know
Barry
Hi,
If it’s an IMAP account, please try moving/copying the task to a local pst’s Inbox on the recipient’s side and then try accepting it from the local pst’s Inbox to see the result.
In addition, other community members who had this problem are using IMAP and a few were able to work around the issue by switching to POP3. You may also have a try and let me know the result.
Regards,
Barry AlllenDear Henry
I am having the exact same issue. I am on XP running Office12 (Office 2007).
Interestingly enough I just upgraded to Acrobat Reader 10 yesterday and this is the first time I have seen this problem.
I emailed the two files to a colleague who has the same OS, same Office version, and on an older version of Acrobat Reader and they were able to attach the file without issue.
Possible Reader X problem?
Hi
This error may be occurring due to the problem in your Internet Connection. Thus Outlook is not able to send messages.
Hello Dexter
After reading all the valuable answers, I suggest you could run powershell command in case when the database is dismounted, every night before backup starts. I am not sure, just recommending you and if you want to test this then the commands would be like
Dismount-Database “My database”
Mount-Database “MyDatabase”
If you decide to stick it out with your current setup, then make sure you test your restores and test them often.-Barry
Hello All,
Thanks for posting your query to sysc.org for providing us opportunity to solve this out. Yes there is a technique to solve this out.
You can take help from a 3rd party software.
i.e SysTools Outlook Duplicates Remover for getting your contacts resolved.
It can do deduplication of emails, contacts, calendars, journals, tasks, notes.
Option to remove duplicates within the folder and across the folder.
Remove duplicates emails from multiple Outlook PST files in batch.
https://www.systoolsgroup.com/outlook-duplicates-remover.htmlHello Dexter Morgan
Thanks for posting your query to sysc.org for providing us opportunity to solve this out. Yes there is a technique to solve this out. I have found a helpful blog of this solution
http://msoutlookworld.blogspot.in/2016/07/pst-showing-0kb.html
You can take help from here.
If this technique doesn’t work then you can choose a 3rd party software i.e Systools Outlook Recovery for get your PST file resolved.Hi Michael,
I would like to inform you that this message is usually received when you exceed the following parameters:
Recipient rate limit: 10,000 recipients per day
Recipient limit: 500 recipients
Message rate limit (SMTP client submission only): 30 messages per minutePlease check & reply.
Thanks,
BarryHello Kerry
Same problem arise with me. Got Outlook 2013 via Office 365 and added my Outlook account as my account. It’s my only account. Everything syncs up; email, contacts, calendar with Outlook however the contacts do not show in the address book.
These are the steps I followed:
1. My contacts folder shows up in the address book window.
2. The contact folder is selected to show in the address book however the check box under the “Show this folder as an email Address Book” option is greyed out and unchangeable.
3. I have deleted the account and created a new profile by adding back my Outlook.com account.
Same results; everything syncs but contacts in the Address Book.Thoughts?
Hello
You can try out the Registry method if Control Panel is not working:
1. Press Windows Key + R >> Type regedit >> OK.
2. CLick Yes in User Account Control confirmation.
3. Expand >> HKEY_CURRENT_USER/software/microsoft/Windows NT/(your version)/Windows Messaging Subsystem/Profiles.
4. Select the profile you want to delete >> right click >> Export >> type a file name and >> Save.Note: Follow step 4 if you want to save for future reference otherwise not nesseccary.
5. Right click on profile >> Delete.
Thanks & Regards
Barry Allen