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1. We can't mark something in OCR as "not text" anymore in the new UX/UI

   I'm trying Acrobat Pro and it seems that the new UI that we can try doesn't allow me to correct OCR by marking something as "not text". With the old UI, you can simply erase the garbage text next to the picture, and press "OK" or whatever, then this part of the document stops being considered as text.

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2. Adobe Scan Biometric Photo

   Adobe Scan is missing "Scanning a Biometric Photo" feature.

   This is common need in general document processes and a very useful option.

   Actual apps on the market does not work well or not practical.
   It would be very helpful if Adobe Scan adds it.

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3. Running OCR on scanned receipt (colored backgroud) skews the text

   I manually scan receipts (see attached) and every time I run OCR on this receipt, it skews, and the new version of Acrobat Pro doesn't have an "unskew" tool (or at least one I could find). Strangely, after I used Photoshop to redact my name (near the top), the OCR proceeded just fine--so this is the unredacted copy. Fortunately, there's not a lot of personal information.

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4. A tool for OCR and AI based file renaming based on content is missing. The market doesn't offer anything simple or affordable. Simply define

   A tool for OCR and AI based file renaming based on content is missing. The market doesn't offer anything simple or affordable. Simply define content using OCR and use a job routine to automatically monitor a folder and rename the files in the background for further use.

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5. A dumb error message while adding files to OCR

   First, in order to start the OCR process in Acrobat DC (Windows), you must have a PDF file open. If you want to OCR multiple files, whether they're open or must be added from a folder, you must choose the Add Files option at the top of the window. That's when you get the "menu" options "Add files", "Add folders" and "Add open folders," which is all fine. But the initial file has already been selected and has populated the window, so if you "Add Open Files", for instance, you always get the annoying pop-up error that the first file is already open--unless you go through some time-consuming gyrations to make sure that file is unselected then reselected. But you do want that initial file to be scanned, otherwise you wouldn't have picked it in the first place. If you want to show the user the error--at least that particular error--put a text box on the selection window and display it. Don't stop the whole process with a message box and make the user verify that, yes, that's really what they want done. While I'm at it, a recent update to Acrobat has reversed the Cancel and OK buttons on that window, which is different than every other window in Acrobat and definitely does not conform to the Windows standards for GUIs--at least the older ones that I'm familiar with.

   First, in order to start the OCR process in Acrobat DC (Windows), you must have a PDF file open. If you want to OCR multiple files, whether they're open or must be added from a folder, you must choose the Add Files option at the top of the window. That's when you get the "menu" options "Add files", "Add folders" and "Add open folders," which is all fine. But the initial file has already been selected and has populated the window, so if you "Add Open Files", for instance, you always get the annoying pop-up error that the first file… more

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6. Adobe Acrobat Pro Hangs when Scanning in Windows 11

   Attempt to scan from Canon imageformula DRM-160II in Adobe Acrobat Pro with native scanner interface in Windows 11 hangs. The workaround is to scan with the USB driver first, then (without exiting) go back, and then scan with the native scanner interface. The first attachment shows a hung screen, whilst the second attachment shows the reported error when you can close the native interface. Cannon says it is not their problem, as their software works in Windows 11. I fear finger-pointing from both parties. The bottom line is that this scanner (and likely other Cannon scanners) does not work with Adobe Acrobat Pro in Windows 11 (it still works fine in Windows 10).

   Attempt to scan from Canon imageformula DRM-160II in Adobe Acrobat Pro with native scanner interface in Windows 11 hangs. The workaround is to scan with the USB driver first, then (without exiting) go back, and then scan with the native scanner interface. The first attachment shows a hung screen, whilst the second attachment shows the reported error when you can close the native interface. Cannon says it is not their problem, as their software works in Windows 11. I fear finger-pointing from both parties. The bottom line is that this scanner (and likely other Cannon scanners) does not work with… more

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7. FIND/SEARCH does not work

   When i use CTRL+F (Find), the software does not find any match in this PDF. In Google Chrome the FIND in this PDF works very well. Why does Acrobat Reader 2023.01.20143 not work with this PDF?

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8. Multicore support.

   Please add multithreading. I am writing this as I am WAITING on my Mac M2 Ultra with 128 GB of RAM to complete an OCR, that is apparently a still single threaded application.

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9. Make low resolution document high resolution button so they will OCR

   Create a tool that makes low resolution documents high resolution so OCR will work. User needs to be able to redact documents, but OCR doesn't work. She has to go in and print to Microsoft pdf and then she is able to OCR and search.

   Please cut out some steps by making this automatic or adding a tool.

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10. The Future of Furniture Shopping: Exploring the Furniture Store Phenomenon

    The future of furniture shopping is likely to undergo significant changes as technology continues to advance and consumer preferences evolve. Here are some potential trends and developments that could shape the furniture store phenomenon in the future:

    Online Shopping Dominance: Online furniture shopping has been growing steadily in recent years, and this trend is expected to continue. With the convenience of browsing and purchasing furniture from the comfort of one's home, online platforms will likely dominate the market. Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) technologies will enhance the online shopping experience by allowing customers to visualize furniture in their own spaces before making a purchase.

    Showrooms and Experience Centers: While online shopping will dominate, physical showrooms and experience centers will still play a vital role. These spaces will focus on providing immersive and interactive experiences to customers. Showrooms may feature cutting-edge technologies like holographic displays, interactive touchscreens, and smart home integration, allowing customers to interact with furniture in a more engaging way.

    Customization and Personalization: In the future, furniture retailers will offer increased customization options to cater to individual preferences. Customers will be able to personalize furniture pieces by selecting materials, colors, finishes, and even customizing dimensions to fit their unique needs. Advanced 3D printing and manufacturing technologies will make customized furniture more accessible and affordable.

    Sustainable and Ethical Practices: With growing environmental consciousness, the future of furniture shopping will prioritize sustainability and ethical practices. Consumers will demand furniture made from eco-friendly materials, such as recycled or responsibly sourced wood, and manufacturers will adopt more sustainable production methods. Transparency about the supply chain and fair labor practices will also become important considerations for customers.

    Smart Furniture and IoT Integration: As the Internet of Things (IoT) expands, furniture will become smarter and more connected. Integration with smart home systems will enable furniture to perform various functions, such as adjusting lighting, temperature, or even transforming into different configurations. Connected furniture will provide enhanced comfort and convenience while seamlessly integrating with other smart devices.

    Enhanced Customer Service: In the future, customer service in furniture stores will be enriched by advanced technologies. Chatbots and virtual assistants will provide instant support and personalized recommendations based on customers' preferences and browsing history. Additionally, augmented reality could be used to provide virtual assistance in-store, guiding customers through the shopping process and offering design suggestions.

    Subscription-Based Models: Furniture rental and subscription-based models may become more prevalent, particularly among younger generations who value flexibility and experiences over ownership. Customers will have the option to rent furniture for short-term needs or subscribe to receive regular furniture updates as their tastes change.

    Social Commerce and User-Generated Content: Social media will continue to play a significant role in the furniture shopping experience. Consumers will rely on user-generated content, such as reviews, ratings, and social media posts, to make informed purchasing decisions. Furniture retailers will actively engage with customers on social platforms, offering personalized recommendations and fostering a sense of community.

    In summary, the future of furniture shopping will be characterized by a combination of online dominance, immersive showrooms, customization, sustainability, smart furniture, enhanced customer service, subscription-based models, and social commerce. These trends will shape the way consumers shop for furniture and create a more personalized and convenient experience.

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    The future of furniture shopping is likely to undergo significant changes as technology continues to advance and consumer preferences evolve. Here are some potential trends and developments that could shape the furniture store phenomenon in the future:

    Online Shopping Dominance: Online furniture shopping has been growing steadily in recent years, and this trend is expected to continue. With the convenience of browsing and purchasing furniture from the comfort of one's home, online platforms will likely dominate the market. Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) technologies will enhance the online shopping experience by allowing customers to visualize furniture in their… more

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11. Connect Adobe Scan/Online to Dropbox (save scans to DB)

    I use Adobe Scan (Pro) for iOS for scanning hundreds of archival documents for research. The scans are saved to Adobe Document Cloud by default, no other storage loation is possible. However, I need offline access to the files from several devices, whereby Adobe Online is an unacceptable option (as the name suggests). Instead, I would want to save all scans to my Dropbox automatically, which is a built-in feature in many other scanning apps (e.g., Abbyy FineScanner). Adobe, on the other hand, makes transferring scans to Dropbox infuriatingly cumbersome.

    Currently, there is no other way than a) to share each individual file from the app, or b) to download files in bulk on my desktop from Adobe Document Cloud as a zip folder, save it to my Dropbox folder and then unzip the folder to get access to the actual files – even though all of this takes place on one single computer.

    Needless to say, the chances of human error are remarkable, especially compared to the option of having all scans stored in the desired location automatically. It is also impossible to stay on track whether a specific file in Dropbox is the latest version (i.e., whether there's an edited version in Adobe DC).

    I would prefer if the scans were uploaded to Dropbox as copies of the ones in Adobe Online, and edited files were uploaded separately (i.e., Scan.pdf, Scan-1.pdf etc. in Dropbox; Scan.pdf in Adobe Scan/Online). This way, I would have both the latest file as well as a version management system. However, syncing the AO Scans folder as it is to Dropbox would also be acceptable.

    If Adobe for some reason finds this impossible to implement, could you AT LEAST enable moving files to Dropbox by drag & drop in Adobe Online instead of the bothersome zipping back and forth?

    I use Adobe Scan (Pro) for iOS for scanning hundreds of archival documents for research. The scans are saved to Adobe Document Cloud by default, no other storage loation is possible. However, I need offline access to the files from several devices, whereby Adobe Online is an unacceptable option (as the name suggests). Instead, I would want to save all scans to my Dropbox automatically, which is a built-in feature in many other scanning apps (e.g., Abbyy FineScanner). Adobe, on the other hand, makes transferring scans to Dropbox infuriatingly cumbersome.

    Currently, there is no other way than a) to share… more

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12. Bug: Adobe Acrobat Pro closes/crashes during OCR

    Adobe closes immediately after clicking Recognize Text in the Scan & OCR tool or Optimize Scanned Pages in the Optimize PDF tool. This occurs on the Windows 10 desktop version. I've tried checking for updates (already up to date) and repairing the installation.

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13. scan is "black"

    scan is "black" using twain drivers HP M225 Laser Jet, showing black when scanning greyscale when i scan color it works???

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14. OCR Arabic Language

    I was surprised to know that Arabic language is not included in Adobe OCR language list, please consider adding the language.

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15. Allsoftlab

    Allsoftlab.com https://allsoftlab.com/ is a cutting-edge portal designed for those keen on staying abreast of the latest IT innovations. This platform will emerge as your reliable ally in the realm of software solutions. Featuring an extensive compilation of programs, apps, and tools catered to diverse operating systems, it ensures every tech enthusiast finds their fit. The site's intuitive search functionality ensures you can swiftly locate the required software, or you can explore the catalogue to stumble upon novel tech treasures. Each software listing is complemented with a detailed description and rating, facilitating informed decisions. Beyond standard software offerings, Allsoftlab.com extends an array of supplementary resources ranging from video tutorials to musical ringtones. It also boasts sections dedicated to entertainment and educational content. Prioritizing user convenience, the platform undergoes regular updates, ensuring access to the latest software versions. Stay tech-savvy with Allsoftlab.com - your trusted gateway to modern-day technology!

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16. Music Font/Staff Recognition/Scanning Acrobat OCR

    • The Ability To Scan & Recognize Sheet Music (Fonts, Dynamics, Staff, etc.)
    • Example: Avid's Neuratron Photoscore or Finale's ScanScore 3 Professional. However, Their OCR Recognition is Terrible, always with numerous mistakes.
    • Adobe Acrobat will attempt to Scan/Recognize, but replace the Music Fonts with System Fonts, Recognize the Staff as Underline, etc., and Ruin the Music Score. I have experienced this while editing/creating Music Books with Sheet Music Professionaly.

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17. Arabic

    Add the Arabic language to recognize texts when scanning documents
    So that the modification of the text in Arabic becomes possible and compatible with the original font

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18. Bug: selection of text to be corrected produced erroneous selection.

    1) Read in the attached file "bug.pdf"
    2) Push "Scan & OCR"
    3) Push "Correct recognized text."

    The resulting screen capture for me is shown in the attached file "a.jpg." To create this weird selection, I had toggled on "Review recognized text" then double clicked on "Guide-" which is in the upper right corner of the red box (as currently seen). Notice the text that was recognized was "Cnicl?b". I had hope to replace that text, but making the selection area so large seems nonsensicle.

    I'm running on Windows.

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19. Bug: OCR: removal of erroneous space within word doesn't work correctly

    1) Read in the attached file "bug2.pdf"
    2) Push "Scan & OCR"
    3) Push "Correct recognized text". You should see the views shown in 1.jpg and 2.jpg.
    4) In the "Recognized as" text area, notice there is a space after "pach." Delete the space and push "Accept."
    5) Click the "OK" button of the message dialog window.
    6) Toggle on "Review recognized text"
    7) Double click on "pach" in the document, notice that despite the space having been removed, it still recognizes "pach" as a separate word from "ypus." See 3.jpg

    It should combine them together into the single word "pachypus." As of now, I have to save the file, read it back in, go through the "Correct recognized text process" again, double click on "pachypus", then push "Accept." It will only then combine the two parts into a single word.

    1) Read in the attached file "bug2.pdf"
    2) Push "Scan & OCR"
    3) Push "Correct recognized text". You should see the views shown in 1.jpg and 2.jpg.
    4) In the "Recognized as" text area, notice there is a space after "pach." Delete the space and push "Accept."
    5) Click the "OK" button of the message dialog window.
    6) Toggle on "Review recognized text"
    7) Double click on "pach" in the document, notice that despite the space having been removed, it still recognizes "pach" as a separate word from "ypus." See 3.jpg

    It should combine them together into the single word… more

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20. Bug report: Scan & OCR>Correct recognized text: corrected text length no longer matches underlying text

    1) Open the attached file in Adobe Pro DC.
    2) Click on "Scan & OCR"
    3) Click on "Correct recognized text"
    4) Toggle on "Review recognized text"
    5) In the "Recognized as" text area, change "th~" to "those"
    6) Push Apply
    7) Select Menu>Export a PDF>text (plain) and export a file and look at it.

    Notice after the correction, "those" slightly overlaps the word to the right of it and no longer matches the length of the underlying text of the image. Before the correction, there was a space between "th~" and "of", but after correction and export to the txt file, the space is no longer there. This is one example of the problems caused by this bug. After the text is corrected, its length should remain the same as the underlying text.

    1) Open the attached file in Adobe Pro DC.
    2) Click on "Scan & OCR"
    3) Click on "Correct recognized text"
    4) Toggle on "Review recognized text"
    5) In the "Recognized as" text area, change "th~" to "those"
    6) Push Apply
    7) Select Menu>Export a PDF>text (plain) and export a file and look at it.

    Notice after the correction, "those" slightly overlaps the word to the right of it and no longer matches the length of the underlying text of the image. Before the correction, there was a space between "th~" and "of", but after correction and export to the… more

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