The person that CAN modify the pdf, despite the signatures has Adobe Acrobat XI 11.0.18.
My version is Adobe Acrobat Standard DC and the other person that has the same error has Adobe Acrobat Pro XI 11.0.12. I also get a similar(maybe exact) message from someone else. When I try to edit the PDF, it gives me the error "This document has been signed and can not be edited". The problem is that one user CAN edit the document for some reason and the other person is asking why. I know modifying the text after a signature is a security concern which is why Adobe doesn't allow it. I have users in an accounting area that want to edit a pdf to add PO's and other numbers after some initial signatures. See How to create the Central Store for Group Policy Administrative Template files in Windows Vista.I know the default answer will be that it stops you by design, the problem is that I'm getting an abnormal result. adml files available for the language queried for in the correct folder solves the problem. admx file as missing, while this file is present at the specified location.
The error reporting is incorrect since it is referring to the. adml files installed such an error would occur. If, for example, the querying user wants english and the GPO central store only has the german. adml file is searched for in the appropriate language folder (en for en, de for de, an so on). Depending on the native language user requesting the edit / reporting operation the.
admx file needs to be loaded as well as the appropriate. In order to generate reports or edit the GPO, the. The problem does not happen in the same way when other language files and folders are missing as EN-US is the fallback language and it will be loaded instead when another language is missing. This error also happens when the EN-US folder does not exist and is missing.Įditing the affected GPOs becomes impossible, reports are inaccurate. adml files returns the error:Īn appropriate resource file could not be found for file \\\sysvol\\Policies\PolicyDefinitions\anyfile.admx (error = 3): The system cannot find the path specified. Renaming the folder that contains the appropriate. admx Files reported as missing are present in the specified folder. The report is created with the message:Īn appropriate resource file could not be found for file \\\sysvol\\Policies\PolicyDefinitions\anyfile.admx (error = 2): The system cannot find the file specified. adml files are missing.Īpplies to: Windows Server 2012 R2 Original KB number: 2688272 SymptomsĮN-US Domain Controller tries to create a settings report for a GPO. This article provides a solution to an issue where wrong error messages are returned when.
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