I have a personal Adobe login (for Photoshop/Lightroom) and a work login (for Acrobat Pro). But Adobe/Creative Cloud Desktop does not allow the individual apps to be logged onto individually. So, if I want to use Photoshop, I have to ensure I have logged out of my work account and logged into my personal account. If while doing photo editing, I also want to open a PDF, I have to log out of the personal account and log into the work account. This is not only quite cumbersome, it is very time intensive and frustrating. You should allow each app to be logged individually, or at least allow for fast user switching (similar to how Google allows this with their services).

It would be ideal if you could download an Adobe Acrobat Pro App for the iPad Air or Pro. Especially with the use of Apple's magic Pen, I can just envision how easy it would be to edit, comment, mark up, or sign documents if this integration came to life. I personally work with a lot of PDF documents sent from design firms (i.e. furniture layouts, spec sheets, etc). I would love to have the ability to create block plan layouts, sketch and doodle or add notes to a construction/furniture layout on the iPad air (with the magic pen) through the use of an Adobe Acrobat Pro app. Like why isn't this a thing yet??? Of course I can print the pdf onto a piece of paper and use a pencil to do all of the things listed above, but I just thought something like this would speed up the process and help reduce the amount of plans i have to print out and scan back in. Like let's make this happen. Gooooo Adobe Team! Surely it's not that many lines of code.......;)

I create documents for court that have many pages and require many bookmarks. There should be a way to auto create the page destination for each bookmark.

I use javascript to create the bookmark and to create the page destination. However, that inserts one line of javascript in set action such as "this.pageNum = 12" which works fine.

However the NYS courts now will not permit a document to be uploaded with even one line of javascript.

I do not know about the other states, but NY has this rule.

An automatic was, maybe with javascript, would be a big plus.

Thanks for your efforts.

First - If running multiple instances of Adobe DC, there is NO reason why one instance should cause the other to hang, it's the 20th century and multi-threading isn't new technology anymore, get with the program.
64bit support on Windows 10 would be a big plus.
It takes an average 20-30 seconds to open a SINGLE PAGE PDF. NONE and I mean NONE of the suggestions about turning off enhanced security and what not are helping to make it quicker. Opening PDF files should be near nano second operations, especially single page documents. Since the release of the DC version, performance has been steadily and predictably declining with every new updated.
Auto update text boxes too while you're at it.

Hello,
I work with hundreds of PDF's from screenshots or other sources. Anytime I open a PDF to only view it, and then "X" out to close it, I continually get a request to save, Yes or No. I have done nothing to PDF, other then viewing it, at time maybe 10 seconds.

This is unbelievable and takes alot of time and frustration each time I view a PDF to then answer NO, which is not the default selection and requires a "mouse" movement to change the selection to NO.

You have no settings to Ignore this or change this in preferences. I tried turning off JavaScript and it does not work.

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Even the system for voting is screwed up! We are not all "computer geeks"! Your program sucks! I pay a small fortune for a program/service that is almost completely unusable. If I could find ANY way to replace it or work without it, I would be happy to pay and even bigger fortune for the satisfaction of putting you idiots out of business. As you can tell, I AM NOT HAPPY with this stupid, confusing, undependable, unreliable P.O.S. computer program. I should not have to leave frustrated and angry every time I attempt to use Adobe or try to edit, sign or create a PDF. GET YOUR ACT TOGETHER!!! I doubt you'll comply, but PLEASE respond. Dave Shields, dshields@lcwhitford.com or 585-8089-6634. You have NOT pleased me.