I recently had to install Adobe Acrobat Pro and I would like to be able to remove the icons and replace them with text only menus. If I wanted to look at hieroglyphs I would tune in the Stargate series on MeTV.

Is there a way to change preferences or an add-on that will remove the box-of-crayons-colors icons and display text menus automatically? I don't use the application often enough to memorize the mouse-over texts. It's tiresome enough dealing with texter's shortcut abortions of the English language these days. I'd rather not have to play a game of Concentration when I do need to use the program.

Thanks

Recent files list don't actually show the most recent file. I think files opened from email or API don't show in the ist ... MIA.

There have been many good ideas requested by other users but you mark them as "Resolved" instead of "Rejected". Just pointing to a style guide or help page that is incorrect is not solving anybodies problem.

We will keep creating new requests for these missing features and bugs until you listen and REALLY FIX them. Often they seem quiet trivial but are great time savers for some users. Please leave them as "Unresolved" unless you actually fix them. I find your level of customer support extremely small compared to your user base which fuels the frustration shown in some requests.

Thanks,
Tim

Add a right-click menu option (context menu) on the .pdf's Tab to offer the option to Copy the full path and filename into the Copy/Paste Buffer. This would be identical in behavior to Windows 10 Explorer's Shift-Right-Click on a file, and get the option: Copy as Path.

This is a user convenience I've become well-accustomed to and use it in many ways during the day, my co-workers do also.

Also, to do the same thing from the Document Properties, Description Sheet, make the File and the Location also able to highlight and copy for the same buffer. It saves having to re-type a filename or drill into a path, you can just paste it right back out elsewhere and use it quickly.

Using Windows 10 Home Version 1909 OS Build 18363.657, when I have a PDF file or multiple PDF files open in Reader DC, and when I close the tab of a file and then try to do something with that file in Windows Explorer, such as rename or delete or move or change it any way, I cannot do so because Windows 10 thinks there is still a lock on the file and throws a pop-up dialog that says to "Close the file and try again." The only way I can get the lock released is by closing Reader DC entirely. One should not have to do anything more than close the tab for a file in order for it to be closed and unlocked from being considered still open.

Your recent update of Acrobat DC Pro changed the scope of the search function in the search box in the upper right hand corner.

It used to search among the title of the files in my cloud (about 10,000) on the title of the file with boolean "and" logic if I put multiple descriptors.

Now, it searches on the titles of files AND IN THE FILES which gives back too many search results to be useful for my purposes.

So you can understand exactly: over 3 years I have built my entire library of thousands of documents with no subdirectories by putting in the title of each document multiple descriptors. This allows me to find everything in a second by typing in a list of descriptors (name, date, topic, etc...). This unique feature of Adobe is why I chose it over other options.

Anyway, to get back to work Support helped me today install the October version.

However, it would be best in the next version if you add a preference box for the scope of the search box. This could be of great value to many users who have large libraries in your cloud and want flexible search.

Ideally, for a researcher living and working in your cloud, there will be an artificial intelligence function where you can talk to the computer to ask multi-part complex questions and then ask the computer to process the data once it is found. But, first things first.

Thank you for your consideration. Greg Makoff

It is essential for the user to be able to disable the default view settings that were set by the creator of the document (often stupidly).

In 35+ years of using computer software, this is the dumbest default setting I have ever seen, and it creates serious usability issues for those wishing to use Acrobat for business purposes (i.e. not graphic design/web design/desktop publishing/etc)

Please IMMEDIATELY ASAP fix this so that the user can disable these default settings and thus view documents effectively instead of spending loads of time fixing display *****-ups caused by the content creator's clumsy use of default parameters.