Please add a RESIZE tool. Even basic programs like Paint offer the ability to resize based on a percentage. I feel like I have to work around this lack of a basic ability by printing it as a PDF in a smaller size, but this doesn't work well since smaller paper sizes are rarely the perfect scale of a larger size (i.e. what's the paper choice for 25% scale of a 72"x36"?). The current "Reduced Size" ability offers no input and automatically reduces at its own discretion (which, in my case only reduced the file by 1% - pointless). It's needed in order to print to JPEG, which is not possible when the PDF is too large. Thanks.

Currently Adobe Acrobat DC does not recognise if the default printer setting on my mac has been set to duplex. There is a work around. By pressing the printer button and selecting 'duplex' from the print dialogue box that is revealed, pdfs can be printed double sided (DC warns against doing this by the way). The trouble is that it is easy to forget to follow this process, particularly when I am in a hurry, with the result that pdfs, in my case often 20 or 30 pages documents, are printed single sided. This wastes paper, is environmentally unfriendly and negates the whole reason for setting the default to double sided. I have many applications on my mac and Adobe applications (it's not just DC) are the only ones that don't recognise the duplex default setting. Please feel free to contact me if you require further information.

In Distiller Pro XI 11.0.20 (28/03/2017), and in many earlier versions, pdfmark is inconsistent about whether strings should be plain ASCII or in the pdf encoding. In particular, “… /Title String /OUT pdfmark” can be in the PDF encoding, but “/Label String /PAGELABEL pdfmark” must be plain ASCII.

Example PostScript:

%!PS

/Times-Bold 48 selectfont
/StringASCII (ASCII-encoded string) def
/StringPDF (PDF-\351\361\347\370\360\353\360 \235tr\232\361g) def % Silly accents

36 36 moveto (ASCII string) show
mark /Dest /Page1ASCII /DEST pdfmark
mark /Action /GoTo /Dest /Page1ASCII /Title StringASCII /Count 0 /OUT pdfmark
mark /Label StringASCII /PAGELABEL pdfmark
showpage

36 36 moveto (PDF-encoded string) show
mark /Dest /Page2PDF /DEST pdfmark
mark /Action /GoTo /Dest /Page2PDF /Title StringPDF /Count 0 /OUT pdfmark
mark /Label StringPDF /PAGELABEL pdfmark
showpage

which is also at
http://www.jdawiseman.com/papers/bugs/20170513_pdmark_encoding_bug.ps

distills to
http://www.jdawiseman.com/papers/bugs/20170513_pdmark_encoding_bug.pdf

The outline items are correct — screen grab at
http://www.jdawiseman.com/papers/bugs/20170513_OUTs.png

But the second pagelabel has gone all wrong: it cannot cope with the pdf encoding.
http://www.jdawiseman.com/papers/bugs/20170513_PAGELABELs.png

This is a bug, also reported at
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/comp.lang.postscript/xqXz9g44ATs

I am a Prepress tech using an APPE workflow, the most current release. I have been seeing problems, since my upgrade and the advent of the CC, with PDF 1.4 being submitted for print. Mostly transparency problems. I have people modify their Adobe Press Quality PDF Preset to PDF 1.7, from InDesign. It helps greatly. Also makes me feel more confident in the soft proofing process, as v1.7 passes my EnFocus and RIP preflights better than lesser PDF versions. And I know this is an InDesign PDF export setting problem, but it is a Distiller preset, available within Indy. Can you please update your Press Quality Preset and share it with the other CC apps. I have other ideas about the Press Quality preset, but we will start with the important stuff. Much appreciated. bye bye then.

While in an Excel workbook, I want to print/convert multiple worksheets to PDF. The page numbering does NOT need to be a master count of all worksheets. If worksheet one is two pages, it should be 1 of 2 and 2 of 2. If worksheet two is three pages, it should be 1 of 3, 2 of 3, 3 of 3. NOT 3 of 5, 4 of 5, 5 of 5.

Older versions of Acrobat worked seamlessly. I have tried many workarounds and have not found anything that works. I have called Adobe Tech Support and have had no luck.

Please help. Thank you!

After installing a printer while Adobe Acrobat and/or Reader is already open and has a PDF open, attempting to print to it prints to a different printer, even though the new printer appears in the list. Acrobat/Reader must be closed and reopened in order to print to the new printer.

Steps to reproduce:
1) Open Acrobat or Reader.
2) Open a PDF
3) Install a new printer
4) Attempt to print the PDF to the newly installed printer (it appears in the list of printers)
5) The PDF prints to a different printer.

Environment: Windows 7 64-bit. Acrobat version 11 or Reader version 11.

Expected result: PDF prints to newly installed printer
Observed result: PDF prints to a different printer

Workaround: Close and reopen the application after a printer install.