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There should be a preset called "Color management switched off" which you can apply. Or, in the settings editor, disable the checkbox "Enable color management". Be sure to check the PitStop Pro settings, not Acrobat.

There might be a problem with your colour management settings - for example a corrupt ICC profile. Try turning colour management off completely, or using the same settings as Acrobat.

Note that images have their own colour management settings, as can be seen in the screenshot.

Leogirl: bleed generation has changed a lot since this topic was created. In particular, it can now also extend irregular clip paths. If you have a specific problem with this please create a new topic with more details.

For as long as I can remember, Windows has had occasional problems with application windows being drawn off-screen. If this is what you're experiencing then the inspector window is coming up, but you cannot see it because it's somewhere outside your monitor. You can try the following: * Try to bring...

"PDF Access Low Level error" usually means the file is corrupt. Try a "save as" in Acrobat or refrying.

If you're on Windows, make sure you installed the 32 bit version of Acrobat.

This is my poor attempt of an non working action: https://bit.ly/3cuEoLk The Action List Visualiser is very helpful in debugging something like this. It will show the selections on the page as you step through the Action List. With this I noticed the "select fill color" action didn't sele...

In addition to what prepressscott said: you'll also need to specify an RGB profile. Colour conversions always need a source and target; the screenshot you included does not show which RGB profile is being used. The most likely candidates are either sRGB - a de-facto standard for many RGB images - or...

Using the Action List Visualiser you can follow along on the page, seeing which objects are selected. If you do this you'll see that the "Select grayscale images" action does not select the image on the right. This is because it is a 1-bit image. However changing the select to include 1-bi...

Optimised save, either in PitStop Server or Acrobat, will do this automatically as long as the images are indeed completely the same on a PDF object level.

It sounds like you are changing only one of the page boxes. PDF has 5, of which 3 are possibly relevant here: media box, crop box, and trim box. Most likely the software using the result files is using either the media or crop box, so try to make sure those are the correct size. In PitStop Server yo...

BOM is "Byte Order Marker"; it consists of (usually) two bytes at the start of the file that differentiate between little-endian and big-endian encoding.

If you have the problematic ICC profiles you could use "Select by tagged ICC profile", browse to the profile (it will be embedded in the Action List), and use "Log selection" to generate an error, or a colour conversion to convert it to a good profile.

Note that Acrobat automatically creates links from text that starts with something like "http://". There is never a real hyperlink in the file, Acrobat just pretends it's there.
I'm not saying that's the case for you, but it could be.