I am a musician and have been using Adobe Pro to send PDF flyers with a sound bite attached to the PDF that played when the email attachment was opened. This gave an immediate result. I am amazed to find that due to an upgrade Adobe Pro will no longer do this, instead if you send a flyer to a potential venue they have to open the email attachment, save it to a file, close it, open it again, trust it, close it and open it another time before the sound can be heard. New venues are not going to do this so the "upgrade" is totally useless and I am going to have to cancel my subscription unless the original feature is re-installed. The upgrade is far too long winded to be used as a sales aid. Also in trying to fix what I thought was a fault I have been talking to your techs all last week and they did not know that the open in email feature had been removed!! If you can make viewing PDFs with sound in e-malls easier please let me know. It was a great sales feature that, as a musician, is no longer worth keeping Pro for I am sure that many other users are disappointed in the new version of Pro

Adobe Create PDF extension is no longer available for Firefox because Firefox has stopped supporting NAPI. I would like Adobe to develop a replacement for the Create PDF extension. It did a much better job of creating a PDF from a web page than Print to Adobe does. It also allowed the output to be added to an existing PDF file. This was very useful when you had several web pages that were essentially part of one subject or transaction. It allowed you skip saving the pages as individual files and then combining them as a separate step. Please bring back the Create PDF extension functionality!

My software environment:
Windows 10 Pro 1909, Build 18363.900 (64 bit)
Adobe Acrobat Pro DC Continuous Release 2020.009.20067
Microsoft Excel 2019 MSO (16.0.12827.20200) 32 bit

My Problem with Adobe Acrobat Pro DC:
Since years I combine MS-Excel-files in one PDF via right mouse-click and drop-down menu "Combine files in Acrobat ..." in Windows-Explorer.

Unfortunately, this procedure results nowadays in an error message: "Unable to open document" and a reading permission problem (see attached Screenshot).

There are no reading permission restrictions and I think it is a bug in this Acrobat-Release since it was in the past not an issue.

I have also attached two sample Excel-Files which are causing the described problem and hope the problem is a reproducible one and can be solved in future releases.

Kind Regards
Michael

I am an electrical drafter and need to combine sometimes hundreds of AutoCAD (dwg) files into a pdf. The Acrobat XI version did this reliably and quickly. I used it for about 4 years mostly for that purpose. Now that it is no longer supported by Adobe I apparently am forced to "downgrade" to Acrobat 2017 for a perpetual license. (Somehow my "so-called perpetual" version of Acrobat XI suddenly stopped working on my work computers - more than one - suddenly - for some reason) 8( So...What is the definition of "perpetual" anyway?
I bought the 2017 version and it did not do the job I need it to do for my clients. I spent many hours with five different Adobe representatives the last of which finally came to the conclusion that Acrobat 2017 can not do the job that Acrobat XI did. Totally Pathetic.

There is a glitch with Adobe PDF. When you covert a Microsoft Word document to an Adobe PDF, some pilcrows (¶) are changed while some are not in the same document. Some pilcrows have a curved bottom. Additionally, all superscript characters become subscript. So all in-text citations with a superscript number and all superscript th and nd, etc., such as in 4th, 2nd, etc., become subscript. It also depends on how you open the file. On Adobe Cloud, the pilcrow problem doesn't happen, but the other one does. On Instructure Canvas opening my PDF files, both problems are present.

Austin Skousen (10514390@my.uvu.edu)

When creating multiple PDF's, if I choose to place them in the source folder, everything works fine, and all files are being converted into PDF, remaining the source structure. But I end up with a folder structure with mixed files (Word and PDF) next to each other. I do want a different output folder, but preserving my source folder structure. This way I get a new output structure, with only PDF-files in the structure. This option is currently not possible. When selecting a different output folder, all files are created directly into that new main folder. I would like to see an option "Preserve folder Structure", so it uses the file's parent directory name(s).