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STABILIZE COMMENTING BOX FOR EDITING PLEASE
When I return to a previously inserted comment box to edit. The previously typed texts gets grayed out and the entire comment box then 'disappears' on the page. I have to retype everything again. Sometimes that invisible comment box reappears somewhere else. Sometimes there are hidden boxes from previous comments which has to be deleted. Please Stabilize the comment box, do not override previously entered texts. Allow one to edit previously typed texts without making the text 'disappear'
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Don't spell check mid-word
When typing in a comment box, spelling is checked immediately, which makes so the current word being typed gets marked as an error (i.e. with a red underline). After finishing typing a word, the immediate checking seems to disappear, so a correctly typed word stays marked as incorrect for a lingering time. So it leads to a waste of time by drawing attention to false errors
Error checking should wait until each word is fully typed.
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highlight rounded
I really loved the rounded edges of highlights. Now they are gone; highlight edges are not rounded anymore! Can you change it back to being rounded? or at least let the users decide on the highlighting edges?
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default does not actually stay as default
I do NOT wish to show my last name on comment bubbles. I have tired to update this several times. It does not keep the data even when I check the box for "make these properties default"
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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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Bug : Error opening pdf page after extract - Ghostscript report
Submitting a bug at ghostscript's request
https://bugs.ghostscript.com/show_bug.cgi?id=707678#c3
The pdf in attachment (page5_gs) fails to open in Acrobat DC.
However, upon opening the pdf with Adobe Acrobat, I encountered an error message indicating that the document has an issue, and a significant portion of the page's content is missing. Interestingly, page 5 functions perfectly when I open source_document.pdf with Adobe Acrobat.
It's important to note that this issue only occurs with Adobe software; page5.pdf opens correctly with Chrome-based browsers and Mozilla Firefox.
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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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crash
I use a windows 10 PC and this app has become nearly unusable. Every single time I am editing a document or commenting, it crashes. If I leave the document open and don't touch it, it crashes. It's now crashing so badly that the textbox wont even let me write a report or send feedback on the crash. This is completely UNNACCEPTABLE given I PAY A MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTION FOR THIS APP.
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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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Text tools popup won't go away.
Once this text tools pop up is displayed, it won't go away no matter what you do.
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2 votes
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Fix how commenting or typing text into document works
I type comments onto my student's pdf's of their screenplays. The text often stops
working if I scroll away to double check something on another page forcing me to create a new text box, AND, it will display that same text in random places on other pages.Also, I would like the ability to create my own text box dimensions so that the text wraps and stays confined to the text box instead of just continuing off screen which makes no sense as a feature. In what circumstance could that be helpful?
Please fix the wonky acrobat features to make…
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Impossible de surligner un document avec la version payante standard.
Impossible de surligner un document avec la version payante standard. Ce logiciel est vraiment nul.
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Changes on every page to be possible at once
Dear Adobe Acrobat Team,
I am a regular user of Adobe Acrobat and I frequently work with large PDF documents that require revision numbering on each page. I currently have a 100-page document where I need to change the revision number on each page individually, which is a time-consuming and tedious task.
I suggest adding an option in Adobe Acrobat that allows users to change all pages' revision numbers at once, making it easier and more efficient to manage these types of documents. This feature would greatly improve productivity and streamline the process of updating revision numbers in multi-page PDFs.
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Draw Options
As a student, many lecture notes and other files are downloaded as PDFs. Many times I convert them to word documents to use the drawing tools offered by Microsoft Word that are not offered on Adobe.
For instance, there are more erasing options such as a stroke eraser instead of the point eraser, which is very time consuming. The lasso is also especially helpful. With the lasso, the user is able to erase entire sections of drawings or move them.
On Microsoft Office, there is an entire toolbar for drawing options that would be helpful for students using Adobe to…
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Chinese characters overlap when comment with both Chinese and English
When I comment with both Chinese and English together, Chinese characters will overlap with each other, see attached image
I am using the most updated acrobat. Windows 64 bit.1 vote -
polygon hilight tool
I routinely check, review, mark up records. I also use the markups to keep track of changes. Word documents are unacceptable because I need to keep a permanent record that work was done.
PDF Exchange editor has a tool that lets me draw a polygon, and set the color blend mode so the polygon acts like a hilighter. I can use this to flag something that is an issue, use different colors to identify the type of issue, and whether or not it has been addressed/resolved.
Adobe acrobat lets me twiddle the opacity, but this makes reading the file difficult,…
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Crashes when changing input method
Hi. I've been using Acrobat for my work for around three years. I basically translate comics from Japanese into English and I switch input methods a lot between Japanese, Korean and Swedish. I haven't had any problems with the app before but since an update perhaps 3-5 months ago, Acrobat keeps crashing when I'm writing a comment in a PDF and change the input method while the text marker is in the comment input box. It happens quite a lot. Usually, only the last two or three comments disappear, but it is quite annoying and when that loading wheel thingy…
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Return to old interface
Adobe ask your customers before *ucking up their professional work area - Hadnt looked for PDF alternatives before,,, but I certainly am now
Selfish move by Adobe2 votes -
Bad UI / bug: floating comments box text hidden with useless whitespace
The old version of Acrobat (Pro X) allowed users to put comments on various items in the document, such as highlighted text, etc. and move those boxes around on the document and change their size.
Now, Acrobat (Pro 2019 and onward) obscures that comment box with a reply field and totally wasted blank space beneath it (see attached). A user shouldn't have to click on a comment box to see the text that's there. This is yet another example of HORRID user interface changes. While reply-type commenting is a useful feature, destroying the original comment box's functionality for those that…
4 votes
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