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If a line break is entered in the annotation, it will appear as a Missing Glyph.
Steps to reproduce the issue
1. Open any document.
2. Enter annotations and several line breaks.(Apply Japanese fonts)
3. Remove the selection from the annotation we have entered.
4. Missing glyphs appear at line break positions.Environment
Windows11 Acrobat(Reader) version.24.002.21005Expected result
Unnecessary glyphs are not displayed at line break positions.Observed result
Missing glyphs appear at line break positions.see also below community post:
https://community.adobe.com/t5/acrobatフォーラム-discussions/テキストボックスで改行が文字として表示されてしまう/td-p/14807959?profile.language=ja日本語の記述
注釈に改行が入力されると「ミッシンググリフ」が改行位置に表示される。この問題を再現する手順
1.任意の文書を開きます。
2.注釈を入力し、改行する。
3.入力した注釈から選択範囲を外す。
4.改行位置にミッシンググリフが表示される。使用環境
Windows11 Acrobat(Reader) version.24.002.21005期待される結果
改行位置に不要なグリフが表示されない。実際の結果
改行位置に不要なグリフが表示される。10 votes -
Comment tool color picker inconsistencies
There are at least two ways of setting a highlight comment's color; one from the menu bar and the other from the highlight comment's property dialog. The problem is that they provide two different color palates. This then manifests in the comment filter showing many different colors to filter by when the intent was to use a small number to categorise the comments.
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Make text boxes, callout boxes, drawing tools not sticky
All out comments are done with text boxes, text callout boxes, lines and arrows (as opposed to the sticky-note style comment). When we select any of those tools, they stay selected, i.e. when I draw a callout box and type, then click off of it, all I do is create yet another callout box. I have to click the arrow at the top of that pane to deselect it, then click AGAIN to manually move or resize my box. Previous Adobe version, did not "stick" when I selected a text box or callout box or an arrow or line from…
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Bug: A comment containing only a space character cannot be posted
When adding a comment that contains only a space character, the comment cannot be posted. This means that it is impossible to mark up changes that involve inserting a space, or replacing another character with a space in an 'import PDF comments' (https://helpx.adobe.com/uk/indesign/using/import-pdf-comments.html) workflow in InDesign.
Please allow posting of comments containing only a space character.
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Revert to the previous version's commenting tools
Things change - as does the UI - that is fine. Professionals working with Adobe Pro have adapted before. However, the changes have DOUBLED the amount of time it takes to mark up a PDF and as far as I can see there is no solution for this.
We are not longer able to highlight text, start typing and have text automatically replaced. We also have to select the tool, then implement the mark up.
We are not able to pick a spot in the text, start typing and have text automatically inserted. We also have to select the tool,…
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1 vote
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Default Comment Name no longer changes
Running Adobe Acrobat Pro Version 2024.001.20604 on a Mac.
Previously, we could change the commenter name and make the new commenter name a default by editing the comment "Properties > General" and then checking "Make Properties Default", as detailed here: https://community.adobe.com/t5/acrobat-discussions/acrobat-cc-comment-name-change/td-p/9307260
With the most recent update, "Make Properties Default" has no effect. It continually defaults back to each individual's Adobe User Name with every new comment. We can change each of them by hand, but cannot change the default behavior.
We can enable Edit>Preferences to "Always use Log-in name for author name", but that will only use the log-in name…
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new acrobat
the new version of acrobat is terrible! you took away tools that made it easy to provide graphic markups to documents, you reversed the entire format of where toolbars are located so i have to retrain my brain on where to look for things. the arrow box and markup editing features are clunky, slow and difficult to manipulate. if it isn't corrected i'm reverting to bluebeam for good.
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[Proofreading] The comment cannot start or end with space or any other whitespace character
Hello,
I'm working as a proofreader and I have used a lot the commenting feature to mark errors and point potential improvements to typesetter working in InDesign.
Especially useful was the feature of typing leading or trailing spaces in comments (e.g., in Add Text or Replace Text features) such that typesetter in InDesign can automatically apply my remarks to the book.
Recently, however, I've discovered that Adobe removed the possibility of leading/trailing whitespaces - see this page https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/using/whats-new.html (and in an attached image).
It is not even possible to disable this "enhancement" somewhere in options. I (and probably a lot…
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2 votes
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Comment tool list filter - display comments with text only
Please add a comment filter to select comments that have a text comment and exclude those that do not have a text comment. (The converse to select the comments without a text comment may also be of use to some.)
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Commenting Issues
This filtering drop down is no longer showing on the latest Acrobat. It's been a few weeks of this. PLEASE address in next update.
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Please change the highlighter back
The little doodad/pin that's now attached at upper left obscures other text.
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1 vote
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Bug: Comments no longer hav distinct colors
Previously, delete/strikethrough was shown as red, replace was shown as blue, highlight as yellow, etc.
Now suddenly they are all the same red color so it becomes very hard to tell them apart.
(In the attached screenshot you can see comment, highlight, replace, and strikethrough/delete are all the same color).
This was likely a mistake/bug introduced in a recent update. It started happening in both Acrobat Pro and Reader, and makes commenting a lot more confusing.
We are currently on version 2024.003.20054 (of both Reader and Pro).A workaround is to manually have the user change the color before adding…
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1 vote
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2 votes
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Horizontal Toolbar Orientation
The new toolbar isn't great but I can live with it. However, it FREQUENTLY protrudes over the document when you use a tool with a submenu or the type tool with the font and color options. This is very bad, especially when adding a comment in the margins. Since it is possible to move the toolbar, why not make it possible to orient it horizontally at the top or bottom of the page? That way, it won't obstruct lines in the middle of the document that happen to be close to the edge.
10 votes
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