When a docx is saved as a PDF (by Microsoft Word 2019 MSO (16.0.12624.20348) 64bit) and form-fields are added in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC 2020.006.20042, and the resulting PDF with formfields is then filled out and saved using Preview.app 2020.006.20042 on a Mac, the resulting PDF hides the filled out content of form-fields. Clicking into the filled form field reveals the contents. The PDF renders fine in other PDF viewer implementations.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Create an empty word document and save it as a PDF.
2. Open the PDF with Adobe Acrobat Pro DC and add a form field
3. Save the PDF and open it with Preview.app
4. Fill out the form field and save the changes
5. Open the saved document with Adobe Acrobat Pro DC

Result: Formfield contents are hidden behind a blue screen in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC; Other PDF viewers render this correctly, see attached screenshot from Chrome.

Expected results: Contents of the filled form fields are immidiately readable.

Attached files:
- invisible: screenshot of filled out PDF before clicking into the form field
- visible: screenshot of the filled out PDF after clicking into the form field
- test-pdf-formfield: Created PDF with formfield
- test-pdf-formfield-filled: Filled PDF showing display errors in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC
- Preview.app screenshot of the filled PDF
- chrome-rendering.jpg: Screenshot of the PDF rendered in chrome

Fields become "ghost fields"; they still show up in the sidebar on the right and you can still open their properties. However, you cannot select the form field and type text in it. You also can't change the properties, like name and tooltip fields; when you try to, and click away from the field you just changed, they revert back with no notification. This happens every time I open this file in a different application, such as an Accessibility plug-in called CommonLook, and has happened with other files too. Fixing tags in the plug-in causes forms to break in Acrobat, which means I have to go back and fix the form fields in Acrobat, which messes up the tags and tag order again... etc. etc.

I am using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC 2019.021.20061
When I open a PDF and double-click with my middle mouse button (the scroll wheel), a mini page thumbnail window is opened, similar too the Pan & Zoom window, but slightly different. For a picture of what I mean with the mini page thumbnail see this post: https://superuser.com/questions/428987/how-to-disable-middle-button-showing-a-page-thumbnail-in-adobe-reader

Note that this is not regarding the Page Thumbnail sidebar nor the "Pan & Zoom" window. There is no menu option to make this mini page thumbnail appear, the only way is to double-click the middle mouse button.

While that mini page thumbnail window is opened, deleting the currently visible page that contains any visible form fields makes a dialog appear that reads "One or more pages are in use and could not be deleted"

When the page deletion is done using JavaScript, it doesn't matter what the currently visible page is, the operation will thrown the following error in the JavaScript Debugger: "RaiseError: One or more pages are in use and could not be deleted."

After the initial failed deletion that produces the error, it is subsequently possible to delete the page without issue.

We are evaluating the PDF feature for our customer needs, the PDF document should be displayed only a few pages and rest will be hidden, there will be two buttons at the end of the document in displayed pages, 1) Accept 2) Reverse, if user click on Accept button, hidden pages will be displayed, when he choose Reverse, then an email notification will be sent to the document author. I found that Adobe acrobat supports Javascripts but we have difficulty to find the perfect solution for the above problem.

I want to achieve this by following steps.

1) While writing the pdf document, I want to mark pages to be hidden.
2) Send the document to the user and let the user read the first part of the document and decide what he wants.
3) If the user clicks the Accept button then pdf document will be displayed the second part of the document
4) if the user clicks the Reverse button, then it will be sent an auto email to the document author.

Please Guide us if you have any alternative way to achieve this or consider this as a new feature.

However, please let us know the possibilities, appreciate for the help.

Thanks
Shoban

Overall Acrobat is horrible non intutitive a simple google search and you will see I am not the only one that thinks this. I would suggest you work with NON-PROGRAMING design and flow oriented people to fix the issue with Adobe Acrobat otherwise it will be a thing of the past since many companies like ZOHO, Microsoft and Google are doing the work better thought the demand in the business world is PDF because you have marketed it so...I do not believe Adobe will be able to hold up this software as people are innovating their software at light speeds faster than adobe. Adobe personally to me is one of the best suites out there money can buy. Acrobat. Its the beginning of a long nightmare.

After completing an editable form with no restrictions and fillable fields in Acrobat DC, the data typed into the fields does not save. The form is blank when the document is saved and then reopened. Even when "Save as Other" --> "Reader Extended PDF" --> "Enable More Tools" is turned on, the data in the fields cannot be saved. This is a frustrating and time-consuming issue since users must complete the form, and if there are any errors, must then complete the entire form over again from scratch. I have now wasted more than two hours total completing a form that should only take 15 minutes to finish, and well over one hour searching for troubleshooting information (despite being an advanced Acrobat user of more than 15 years).

Have spent about 8 hours remediated a form to make it accessible and now my final version (I have saved 14 versions during editing) will suddenly not allow me to edit the form fields or even enter the "Prepare form" tool. When I open this doc, I immediately get a message that "cannot reflow this page because it contains interactive annotations. I hit OK and then I try to enter form editing and get the "Cannot edit file as a form due to security settings". I didn't set any security limitations and when I try to open/edit security, it grayed out (but set to security method: no security") so I don't know what's going on.

This is AWFUL. Way worse than using Word. I wish Adobe would put as much effort into Acrobat Pro accessibility remediation UX as they do with Photoshop, etc.

I want to change the default highlight color for fillable form boxes. The automatically generated baby blue clashes with all the other colors in my layout. I know I can change it in my personal preferences, but I need to change it for the document so the recipient has the desired viewing experience.
Users have been asking about this issue for at least seven years now – what's so hard about changing the highlight color for the document (again, NOT my personal settings)? I can change the text and box color once the field is selected, but the default box is always baby blue.