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1. Option to add filenames as a header/footer when combining files into a single PDFs

   When creating PDFs with multiple images that each have a unique filename, I would like to be able to insert that filename on the corresponding page so that I can more easily navigate to that file if I need to search for it on my computer.

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   Under review  ·  AdminTanvi Rastogi (Lead Software Engineer, Adobe) responded

   Thanks for your feature request.
   We will keep you posted on the status.

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2. When in Acrobat DC with several open tabs; have the ability to combine the tabs into one pdf.

   Would like to be able to select open tabs and combine/save them as one pdf rather than go out to the combine pdf function and drop/select them. Since they are already open and have been updated, now want to combine the tabs and not save the files separately and then use the regular combine function.

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   Resolved  ·  AdminTanvi Rastogi (Lead Software Engineer, Adobe) responded

   Hi

   Thanks for reaching out.
   You can already do this by going to Tools > Combine Files > Select “Add Open files” in the Add files dropdown.

   Hope this helps!

   Thanks
   Tanvi

3. Don't capture bcc data when converting Outlook emails to PDF

   When doing a batch conversion of emails in an Outlook folder, all of the emails are captured in a single PDF file. However, it would be nice to restrict what information is captured. For example, I'd like to have bcc information excluded from the email-to-PDF conversion.

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   Under review  ·  AdminTanvi Rastogi (Lead Software Engineer, Adobe) responded

   Thanks for your feature request. It is under review.

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4. "a file conversion is already in progress"

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   Saving PDF file from Word always results in "a file conversion is already in progress" error on a Mac.

   In Word the Acrobat ribbon's "Create PDF" button either does nothing when it is clicked or it results in "a file conversion is already in progress" error from Acrobat.

   STEPS TO REPRODUCE THE ISSUE:
   1. Open any Word Document
   2. Click Acrobat tab to see the Acrobat Ribbon
   3. Click "Create PDF"
   4. This opens the "Acrobat Create PDF" dialog box.

   "You can create high quality, rich and accessible PDFs using Adobe Create PDF cloud service.
   Click Yes to create a rich PDF using this service
   Click No to create a PDF without using this service"

   1. Click the the "Yes" Button.

   The first time you do this, nothing happens. The second time you do this it brings up this error message:

   "A file conversion is already in progress. Please retry after that conversion is completed"

   EXPECTED RESULT:
   It makes a PDF.

   OBSERVED RESULT:
   It does nothing or give me that error mentioned above.

   ENVIRONMENT (and conditions):
   Mac OSX Sierra 10.12.6
   License is an enterprise deal through our University that comes with Adobe CC and Acrobat DC

   I have tried docs with one line, and I have tried docs with multiple pages, it will be the same result on my Mac.

   I have trained about 25 people at my univeristy on this buggy product. This error happens on about 50% of peoples computers.

   Please, don't tell me to reinstall. This is a clean install.

   If I use the "Create PDF" button on my PC running Windows 10 it functions as expected. Most people at my University are on a Mac, so we can't just say use a PC.

   This is a very urgent issue to fix at my university because we need to make our PDF files Accessible. This bug pretty much means half the people who need to make an Accessible PDF file from word can't do it.

   TITLE:
   Saving PDF file from Word always results in "a file conversion is already in progress" error on a Mac.

   In Word the Acrobat ribbon's "Create PDF" button either does nothing when it is clicked or it results in "a file conversion is already in progress" error from Acrobat.

   STEPS TO REPRODUCE THE ISSUE:
   1. Open any Word Document
   2. Click Acrobat tab to see the Acrobat Ribbon
   3. Click "Create PDF"
   4. This opens the "Acrobat Create PDF" dialog box.

   "You can create high quality, rich and accessible PDFs using Adobe Create PDF cloud service.
   Click Yes to create… more

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   Under review  ·  pooja . responded

   Can you please let us know scenario you are using?

   Best Regards!

5. Always saves as a PDF Portfolio do not want this

   Every time i save a combined file, it saves as a portfolio. how do i turn that off.

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   Resolved  ·  mrraj@adobe.com responded

   Hi,

   Please follow below steps to Turn off portfolio PDF creation while combing:
   Launch Acrobat and goto “Tools→Combine App→Options (gear icon)”.
   Now under “Option” uncheck " Save as PDF Portfolio" and Ok.

   You are done, combine and get your desire result . Let us know if you face any issue.

   Thanks,

6. Rotate single document before saving/combining multipage pdf

   When combining files/multiple pages into single pdf file, some pages maybe oriented horizontal vs vertical. It would be nice to be able to rotate all the pages to the same orientation prior to binding all the files.
   Just a thought. This feature maybe in the program already and I just don't see it. I know you can do it from a single page, this is just to skip that step of doing it in one aspect of the program and saving then doing the 2nd combine step. Just a though

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   Resolved  ·  AdminTanvi Rastogi (Lead Software Engineer, Adobe) responded

   Hi

   Thanks for your feedback
   You can achieve this by first creating the PDF and then go to Tools > Organize pages and then rotate the pages you want.

   Thanks
   Tanvi

7. please allow when you convert "type" files from multiple folders they remain in the same folders... I have a major snafu all my conversions

   include a feature when converting files they remain in the same folder / directory to avoid major file displacements...

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   Resolved  ·  AdminTanvi Rastogi (Lead Software Engineer, Adobe) responded

   Hi

   Please try creating from File > Create > Create Multiple PDF files
   Add the files that you want and as you press OK, click on “The Same folder selected at the start” when asked for target folder.

   Hope this helps!

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8. Bug? Acrobat doesn't support .ai files in Combine feature on PC but does on MAC.

   I'm on MAC and I'm used to seamlessly combining .ai files into a .pdf easily with the Combine feature in Acrobat. Some of my peers would benefit from this greatly also but they are on PC and it appears on PC Acrobat can open and view .ai files but it will not acknowledge .ai files in the Combine feature. This feels like an oversight or bug since it clearly works fine on MAC. Can we please have equal support for this on PC as well? It makes it much easier for creatives to work smoothly with other areas of the business and enables non creatives to utilize these files easily for meetings instead of needing the creatives to make special versions of their work meant just for presentations etc.

   I'm on MAC and I'm used to seamlessly combining .ai files into a .pdf easily with the Combine feature in Acrobat. Some of my peers would benefit from this greatly also but they are on PC and it appears on PC Acrobat can open and view .ai files but it will not acknowledge .ai files in the Combine feature. This feels like an oversight or bug since it clearly works fine on MAC. Can we please have equal support for this on PC as well? It makes it much easier for creatives to work smoothly with other areas of the… more

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   Under review  ·  AdminTanvi Rastogi (Lead Software Engineer, Adobe) responded

   Hi

   Thanks for your feature request.
   I am not sure how you are able to combine .ai files on Mac using Acrobat as we do not have this support neither for Windows nor for Mac for .ai files.
   However, we have taken your feature request. It is under review.

   Thanks
   Tanvi

9. [Bug not resolved] Incomplete "From" field when converting to PDF from Microsoft Outlook 2016

   Bug not resolved.
   In "From" field only shows the name of the email account but
   doesn't show its email account between "< ... >", like in
   previous releases.
   System: Microsoft Windows 10 Pro x64 (updated) //
   Microsoft Outlook 2016 (updated) // Adobe Acrobat Pro DC
   2018.011.20038

   (*) Compare results with, for example, Foxit PhantomPDF addon for Outlook.

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   Planned  ·  mrraj@adobe.com responded

   Thanks for raising your concern, this is know issue and we are working on it.
   Will keep you posted.

   Thanks,
   Mridula

10. Acrobat add-in for Office create pdf from part of document

    I would like to be able to create a pdf using only part of a document using the Acrobat add-in for Microsoft Office.

    It is important that the section of the document contain all the bookmarks relevant to that sections.

    Extracting pages from the full document leads to a pdf with no bookmarks.

    The only way I've found so far is to delete the unwanted pages and then to delete the unwant4ed bookamerks.

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    Thanks for your feature request. It is under review.
    Will keep you posted.

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11. Viewable layers or levels of content on single page

    We use text boxes or callout tool to "balloon" customer prints with several different colors representing the type of feature or dimension. Would like to be able to view the different colors by "groups" or "layers" in any combination. Current use of layers does not work as it imports each separate ballooned print over the other and are only visible by toggling between but not in combination with each other. Have talked to adobe direct and verified there is no support for this type of function at this time. Seems like a simple feature to me, we have used this sort of thing in our cad software for years.

    We use text boxes or callout tool to "balloon" customer prints with several different colors representing the type of feature or dimension. Would like to be able to view the different colors by "groups" or "layers" in any combination. Current use of layers does not work as it imports each separate ballooned print over the other and are only visible by toggling between but not in combination with each other. Have talked to adobe direct and verified there is no support for this type of function at this time. Seems like a simple feature to me, we have used this… more

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    Hi

    Thanks for sharing your feedback.
    Your feature request is under review. We will keep you posted with its status.

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    Tanvi

12. Bug: "Combine files" dialog keeps popping up

    Steps to reproduce:
    1. In Acrobat, click on "Combine files into a single PDF".
    2. Choose files to combine and press "Combine files".

    Environment: macOS 10.13.3, Acrobat Pro DC (2015.006.30417)

    Expected result:
    - Files are combined into a single PDF, which is shown in open window.
    - Nothing else.

    Observed result:
    - Files are combined into a single PDF, which is shown in open window.
    - The "Combine Files" box opens again. Even after clicking on "Cancel", the box re-opens.
    - Only clicking on the red cross in the top right-hand corner closes the window.

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    Thanks for letting us know about the behavior on different MacBooks. We will check and get back to you.

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13. Initial View Preferences for the creation of PDF

    I want to set the "DEFAULT" for the initial view for all pdf documents that I create. I am sick and tired of setting the "initial views" for each and every PDF that I create. Please program a preference that automates the way to set a users preference for creating files with a preset initial view.

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    Thanks for sharing your feedback.
    Your feature request is under review. We will keep you posted with its status.

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14. Ability to Hide Toolbars in a Portfolio like Adobe XI

    In Adobe XI, we were able to hide the Editing Tools and toolbars in a Portfolio, so when we sent it to a client, they were able to only view the documents. Can we please get that capability back in Adobe Acrobat 2017?

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    Resolved  ·  AdminTanvi Rastogi (Lead Software Engineer, Adobe) responded

    We are closing this case from our end as there had been no response from your side. Feel free to reopen a new case if you still have any query.

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15. Allow selecting sheets I want when combining macro enabled excel sheets

    Allow users to select which sheets they need when combining macro enabled excel sheets like it does when combining non macro enabled excel sheets.

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    Under review  ·  AdminTanvi Rastogi (Lead Software Engineer, Adobe) responded

    Hi,

    Thanks for bringing this issue to our notice. Your valuable feedback helps us improving our product. We have logged a feature request for this issue. While we do not have any plans to work on it in immediate future, we’ll have it in our radar and might revisit at an appropriate time in future.

    With Best Regards!

16. WHY DO I HAVE TO SIGN IN TO CREATE A PDF FILE????????????????????????????????????????????

    ACROBAT HAS BECOME ABSOLUTELY WORTHLESS FOR DOING ANYTHING.

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    Great to know that your issue is resolved now.
    We are closing this thread. Feel free to reopen another thread if you face some issue.

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17. Combining files

    As a new user of Acrobat DC, I combine 2 files and save the portfolio. When I open up my new combined file there is a column panel on the left that shows the 2 documents that I combined. I cannot scroll through my new combined document from page 1 to the end. Rather, I must use arrows to toggle between my 2 documents. What am I missing to see it as one new combined document? Thanks.

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18. Hyperlinks disappear when I create a PDF from Visio. Can you provide feedback?

    How can I keep links from Visio to PDF

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    Resolved  ·  mrraj@adobe.com responded

    Hi ,

    To keep links in converted pdf, please apply/check motioned setting:
    Launch Visio, got to menu Acrobat→ Preferences. In Acrobat PDFMaker Setting select/check “Add Links” under “Application Setting”.
    Now convert the visio file to pdf and let us know if you face any problem.

    Thanks,
    Mridula

19. "Create PDF" through Adobe Create PDF cloud service from Word 2016 for Mac does not maintain fonts

    Steps to reproduce:

    • Create Word document in Word 2016 for Mac
      • using League Gothic, Monserrat, and Goudy Old Style fonts
    • Click "Create PDF" under the Acrobat tab in the Ribbon
      • allow it to create with the Adobe Create PDF cloud service
    • Check created PDF

    Expected to see:
    - League Gothic, Monserrat, and Goudy Old Style fonts

    Observed:
    - All fonts replaced with Times New Roman

    OS: macOS 10.13.2
    MS: Word 2016 (version 15.41)
    Adobe: CC, Acrobat Pro DC (version 2018.009.20050)

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    Under review  ·  AdminTanvi Rastogi (Lead Software Engineer, Adobe) responded

    Thanks for reporting the issue.
    It is currently under review.
    We will keep you posted.

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20. Combine Emails and Attachments

    I'd love for Adobe to add support for combining and convert email attachments. We use Adobe Acrobat for bulk printing, and it would be wonderful if we could load email messages (.msg) files in the combine files to Adobe box, and then print them.

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    Resolved  ·  AdminTanvi Rastogi (Lead Software Engineer, Adobe) responded

    Hi

    This is already present in Acrobat – Combine menu.
    1. click on File>Create > Combine Files into Single PDF.
    2. Click on Add Files dropdown and select Add Email.

    Alternatively, you can drag and drop emails on Acrobat’s combine window.

    Thanks
    Tanvi