Compare Files shows a very nice, side-by-side, comparison with markups showing where the changes are at. I would like to print exactly what I'm seeing there (page content and markups) but when I try to print it wants to print a summary page as page 1, and/or, a very busy looking page with labels on the side pointing to changes within the page. I could print the screen, but that's not ideal.

Also, it would be nice to automatically compare pages by page label. For example, I have a 200 page document, and somebody provides me with an 8 page document holding revised pages, but they haven't specified exactly what has changed. One could quickly compare just the relevant pages by using the page label information to identify what should be compared. The way it is now you have to select one page of one document to compare to a selected page of the other document, and it is based on the sequence number, not the page label.

I have recently upgraded my Mac operating system to Mac OS High Sierra version 10.13.1. Since doing this, I am unable to use the Mac Finder in alphabetical order to drag and drop / file pdf's from Adobe Acrobat Pro onto my Mac flash storage (the folders are no longer in alphabetical order and are displayed in a random mixed order). The same applies when you print to pdf and then try and file on Finder.

I would note that Finder itself accessed directly (i.e. not through Adobe) works as it is designed to and you can select any of the various filing options (by name, kind, application, etc.).

I spoke with Apple support in Greece and they indicated this this was an Adobe problem (see attached file)

Many thanks,

Mike Stricker

I have CC full suite and from the day I had to install Adobe Acrobat Pro DC I have been unable to print locally from any open PDF. I have tried multiple fixes. I have uninstalled and reinstalled several times. I've updated the printer drivers and had my IT support look at it. And now that this program is embedded in everything, I can't event go back to Acrobat XI. If I'm lucky I can export the PDF as an image or word document and print from there, but if I'm looking at document that's large that is just simply not a valid workaround. In this day and age, this shouldn't even be an issue

Customer should be able to print multiple tabbed documents as a single print job ie: combine all the open tabbed documents into a single print job.

Sometimes, customer need to print financial reports about once a month for two accounts so that's a Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss report for each account - 4 documents. Now user can manually merge them into a single PDF, but that's not how user want to store them. It would be awesome that instead of user printing 3 copies of each of the 4 documents and then manually collating them into 3 stapled bundles containing 4 reports each, that user can print them all together so they didn't have to manually do any sorting.

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.

Distiller XI Pro 11.0.20 (28/03/2017), and many previous versions, crash “… /Font resourceforall”. Try the following code:

%!PS
(*) {
/FontName exch def FontName = {FontName cvn 48 selectfont} stopped pop
} 65535 string /Font resourceforall

crashes with:

%%[ Error: invalidaccess; OffendingCommand: def ]%%

without the “{…} stopped” construct it crashes with:

NanumPen
%%[ Error: invalidfont; OffendingCommand: findfont; ErrorInfo: CharOffsets –
and some non-ASCII characters.

This problem started in about 2013, after an ‘upgrade’ to the Mac OS somehow altered something about fonts. Please could Distiller’s font handling be improved, even if only to honour ‘stopped’.

(There are about 2½k fonts on my computer. I had a PostScript program that would print an example line of type of each. That no longer works. Please could it.)