I would like to request for multiple fields edits in one go.

I use InDesign to create digital forms. After exporting the work, I opened the PDF in Acrobat. In my example, I have 4 rows of Date of Birth. I usually edit the DoB to custom dd/mm/yyyy. Acrobat as it is today, only allows me to edit the field one cell at a time which in my case I have to edit 4 times. Imagine if I have a table with 20 date of birth cells. That's 20 edits!!

I would like the ability to select all 4 cells (or more) and edit the Properties 1 time. This should apply not just to text fields but universal across all the other fields format. This feature is needed because it will save loads of time for a lot of people.

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When creating fillable fields, if I have previously created a field with multiline formatting, I often encounter a pop-up on subsequent fields if I attempt to create a date format, which tells me that I cannot format a multiline field as "date". In reality, I have not formatted said field as multiline, just a previous field.
In order to proceed with formatting my date field in this case, I have to enter formatting, and turn multiline ON, then OFF. Then I can go back to date formatting without issue. The same problem will occur multiple times per document if I have multiple date fields to format after creating a multiline field. I could do multiline last of course, but this involved a disruption to my usual work process.

Bug Report - In JavaScript, it's common practice to format the code to make it more readable by using the TAB key to indent text. This has worked fine in all previous versions of Adobe Acrobat that I've used. However, in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC, pressing the TAB key moves the text to the right once, as it should, but then the focus moves to the OK button to close the Editor. The focus should stay in the Editor so TAB can be pressed again to move the text further to the right. It is EXTREMELY inconvenient to have to click back in the Editor after every TAB, and in the EXACT same place you were editing, in order to TAB text further to the right. This bug was confirmed on two different machines running Pro DC and using both an existing form and creating a new blank document.

Steps to reproduce the issue:
1) Launch Adobe Acrobat Pro DC.
2) Select File > Create > Blank Page.
3) Select Tools > Rich Media.
4) Click Add Button on the toolbar
5) Click anywhere on the document to create a command button.
6) In the newly created button, click the All Properties link.
7) In the window that opens, click the Actions tab.
8) In the Select Action dropdown, select Run a JavaScript.
9) Click the Add button.
10) In the window that opens, type any text and then move the cursor to the beginning of that line.
10) Press the TAB key.
11) The text moves to the right 4 spaces, as it should, but notice the focus is now on the OK button.
12) Press TAB again and see the focus move to the Cancel button.
13) Click back in the Editor at the beginning of your text and press TAB again. Notice that the text moves another 4 spaces to the right, as it should, but once again the focus has moved to the OK button. This make formatting ones code ridiculously difficult.

Please fix this bug asap.

When I try to save a document after editing the form; I get a document cannot save, try saving under a different file name. Then it automatically deletes my document and goes right into my trash. When I try to retore and open the document it then gives me an error "There was an error opening this document. Access denied." but I could open the document on the drive online. This is frustrating as I am always organizing documents and if I can't be saving if I organize a page it will take me time to keep going in my trash to restore then reprint the document just so I can access the document.

When designing new fillable forms the signature fields should allow the designer more options and the ability to specify defaults. For example, I am creating a pdf fillable form using Adobe Acrobat DC Pro to replace a form that had been printed blank. Then customer using an ink pen would write on the printed form and sign the form at the bottom on the signature line. The completed form would then be processed by a clerk who would key the hand written information and scan the completed and signed form to store with the customer records. I can do everything easily except the signature. This form is filled out and signed by a person as they are standing in front of the clerk. I do not want every person filling this form to complete a digital signature since this computer is a public terminal. I would like a signature box that will allow them to draw their signature without the customer having to select anything from the tool bar. I want the box to draw a signature to pop up when the signature field is clicked in. Not every form needs to be emailed for a person to sign. Why does Acrobat assume that is the only way people collect signatures? You are trying to shove all signature collections into one box. Come on Adobe think outside the box. This is a real limitation in form design that I believe could be easily fixed by allowing form designer to specify signing option defaults when adding a signature field to the form.

When designing new fillable forms the signature fields should allow the designer more options and the ability to specify defaults. For example, I am creating a pdf fillable form using Adobe Acrobat DC Pro to replace a form that had been printed blank. Then customer using an ink pen would write on the printed form and sign the form at the bottom on the signature line. The completed form would then be processed by a clerk who would key the hand written information and scan the completed and signed form to store with the customer records. I can do everything easily except the signature. This form is filled out and signed by a person as they are standing in front of the clerk. I do not want every person filling this form to complete a digital signature since this computer is a public terminal. I would like a signature box that will allow them to draw their signature without the customer having to select anything from the tool bar. I want the box to draw a signature to pop up when the signature field is clicked in. Not every form needs to be emailed for a person to sign. Why does Acrobat assume that is the only way people collect signatures? You are trying to shove all signature collections into one box. Come on Adobe think outside the box. This is a real limitation in form design that I believe could be easily fixed by allowing form designer to specify signing option defaults when adding a signature field to the form.

Say I have a 2x2 table of fields:

A1 A2

B1 B2

I've lassoed all four fields and have zoomed in so that only A1 and B1 are visible. I grab A1 and move it to the desired location. Immediately after I release A1, the view recenters on A2.

The relocation/recentering doesn't appear to be consistent but I haven't identified all the variables. It seems to mainly happen when fields that are selected but already offscreen (due to zoom level) are moved with the field that has been grabbed. It doesn't seem to happen if I move a group, where all fields are fully visible, to where they are partially offscreen, but, once I move that group again, the view will recenter again.

It tends to favor recentering on the bottom right field in the group of selected field, but I have not confirmed with certainty. The issue does not seem to require that the fields are aligned into a table as in my example.

Expected result: the same field that was "grabbed" by the mouse cursor is the one that remains in view

Appears to have started with the Feb 16 2021 update.

Acrobat Pro DC

Originally seen on Continuous release version 2021.001.20138
This issue persists with a brand new installation, Continuous Release version 2022.001.20085.

Win10x64

While these properties would be welcome across several products like Fill & Sign and Adobe Sign, my request is focused on Acrobat and is rather simple. From the thousands on comments and Youtube videos, this appears to be a necessary change which Adobe needs in order to compete with DocuSign Hello Sign, etc.,
The Sign field needs properties to choose from including: Digital Signature or eSignature along with boxes permiting (restrictining) drawing, typing and/or image; including whether the date the signature or the signatory's name are to be included. Functionality should be included so that the same signature may entered on multiple locations in a document (and such be available for initials as well). This is one of the main reasons that I will need to move to another platform which supports the functionality. I hope you resolve this issue soon and I can return to Acrobat.