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Filter by comments only in Acrobat
Adobe needs to create a functionality that distinguishes highlights from comments. I have a long PDF with several thousand highlights, and it's nearly impossible to find my comments (which is the point of adding them) because you can't filter solely for comments when they're attached to highlights. if Kindle can do it, so can Adobe! Please add this feature; it is long overdue and makes operating within PDF so tedious.
3 votesDear User,
Thank you for your valuable feedback!
We would greatly appreciate it if you could provide us with more details about the feature improvement you are suggesting. If possible, sharing a screenshot or screen recording of the issue you are facing would be incredibly helpful for us to better understand your concern.
Based on your feedback, our understanding is that you would like a filter option that distinguishes between empty highlights and highlights that contain notes. Please confirm if our understanding aligns with your request.
Your input is essential in helping us improve our services, and we are eager to address any issues you may encounter. Please feel free to share any additional information you think might be relevant.
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Arvind
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Ability to Rotate Comment Boxes
Context: I am a Big 4 Auditor
We use Adobe Acrobat to annotate client financial statements. Year to year, our annotations on client documents are very similar so we will "Export all Comments to a Data File" from the prior year's annotated document and paste it on our current year's document then update the annotations as needed in the process of our audit. From what I understand, when a page is scanned and uploaded as a PDF, there is a directional "north" hard-coded into the sheet that cannot be changed. So, when we paste the prior year's annotations to the…
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send for comments in the cloud
Our team uses "send for comments" all day everyday. Currently we can only use "local server" to collect comments. When we use "send for comments" using adobe cloud, we lose most of the mark-up tools for collaborators to post comments. I recommend Adobe figure out how to have a full functional shared review via adobe cloud- same functionality / markup tools that are available in the local server option.
This is basic functionality that Adobe's competitors has already, and I think will end up leading to Adobe losing customers if the functionality is not expanded/improved.
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Autocorrect within comments
Having a correct as you type feature would be incredibly useful. With the option to add your own words. This is a feature present across other Adobe programs and will be beneficial in Acrobat comments too.
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key shortcuts
when pressing the U key on keyboard in the new acrobat reader UI for windows 64bit the selected tool is not the highlighter as intended but Underline tool.
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Issue with PDF commenting feature
New Adobe UI has removed the ability to type over text in order to add PDF mark-up. Now you have to right-click and select 'Add Note to Replace Text'. This is very time-consuming for editors. Previous UI was much better.
My colleagues and I have reverted to the old version for now but hope the new UI will include the ability to type over text to add PDF mark-up.
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bug : after the last update , all my comments had converted into Incomprehensible symbols , i need mu comments back
bug : after the last update , all my comments had converted into Incomprehensible symbols , i need mu comments back
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Comments property: Subject needs to be made visible, filterable/sortable on the Comments List
Hi,
There is a 'Comments property: Subject' choosable from the right-clicking on the Commentts List annotation type>Properties>General tab, where one might be able to give more individual Subjects to the same annotation type.As an example,
yellow Highlighted Text Subject: Note, Follow,
blue Highlighted Text Subject: Refer, Read-it-Later, Look After, Download
orange Highlighted Text Subject: Revision, In-Progress, Important
etc.It would be so great to make visible (chosen from the Commenting Preferences) the given Subject in an annotation on the Comments List next to the Author and Date. Even more, would be great to allow to Sort and Filter the…
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Ability to insert text comment without the extra click on the toolbar
I used to be able to click on the spot of the text I wanted to add text, and I could just start typing; the comment would be created automatically; similarly, I could select text and just start typing for the replace text function. Now I have to make an extra click, on the toolbar menu. For manuscript editing, this adds annoying time.
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Give users more options to format Strikethrough and Replace comments
It's often hard to see the line added by the Replace and Strikethrough tool. Being able to change the color helps, but being able to thicken the line would be a huge help to those with vision challenges. Why not give users the same properties that are available for the line tool?
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Allow each highlighter color to have its own opacity
The opacity setting for highlighting seems to apply to universally across all colors. I think a better approach would be to allow a different opacity setting for each color.
In my experience, there is no single opacity setting that provides decent readability for black on white text where the color of the highlighter is important. As a result, workflow suffers when having to adjust opacities after switching among colors, something that happens frequently when commenting my documents.
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Enable Reader to be customised
I mark up, comment, to 50 student scripts in a day. For every file I load, I have to click 3 buttons.
How can I set up Reader so every time I open a file, all those buttons are already clicked?2 votes -
Dynamic Custom Stamps should support user-fillable fields.
With workflows becoming increasingly electronic, Stamps need to evolve to allow the use of user-fillable form fields. An accounting approval stamp, for example, might have fields created for the post date, vendor, and account code. If InDesign, for many years now, is able to place InDesign files inside of InDesign file, why shouldn't it be possible to place (or stamp) a fillable PDF form into another PDF page while retaining the ability to fill the fields?
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Applying multiple shapes for estimating purposes
Hi, I'm wanting to know if there is a quicker way to add shapes/circles to a PDF CAD drawing/plan and then have it total or count the shapes/circles, a bit like a stamp feature for a quick asset plot and totalling of items.
My current process is to add a circle and then copy and paste this with CTL Z function but it centres to the page instead of the room in question where the mouse is clicked on. I then have to drag this circle to the room, and repeat. I then filter out the comments fields for the…
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BUG Text callout box not updating while edited, this just started recently
(Using Acrobat DC on a MacBook Pro running Monterey 12.6.3), Continuous Release 2023.001.20143)
I annotate PDF page proofs constantly. Just recently the Text Callout box started not updating in real time as it's being edited. The revised text appears after cmd-S Save, but doesn't appear while being edited. This happens when editing an existing Text Callout box, and also when adding to a new one that appears below (rather than above) the text being pointed at
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File size increases greatly with only one comment
I do not understand why the file size increases so much when adding only one comment. The original file is only 66 KB. Adding a comment of a name makes the file size 1.39 MB. This is absolutely ridiculous. I used a different program to do the same thing, and the file was only 67 KB. When you have larger files with multiple comments, it becomes an issue with emailing the files. This has become an increasingly frequent issue over the last couple of years. I have no idea what has changed along the way, but this issue really needs…
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unable to edit in browser
Hello, SOS!!!
I have downloaded Acrobat Pro and the extension for my Edge browser. When trying to open PDF's using my browser all the commenting and editing tools are greyed out. However, when I download the documents it and open them locally it allows me to to comment/markup.1 vote -
Make color swatches customizable
When commenting on a PDF file, whether you want to use strike out, underline, or even highlight, there is a swatch color box with a default set of colors. Please make that customizable.
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Comments
Cannot place comments on a PDF. Nothing happens when the cursor is shaped like a comment and I click on an area. Recently downloaded Acrobat DC on up to date Windows 11
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