I have a problem with the color display in Acrobat DC. Everything looks all right in Photoshop, InDesign and Illustrator, but when exporting to PDF and viewing in Acrobat the colors suddenly appear oversaturated. A lot. If I export a file from InDesign and then open the PDF up in Photoshop everything looks normal. Just not in Acrobat. My color settings are synced across all apps (to Europe General Purpose 3).

I have tried changing settings in Acrobats color management, but nothing changes the appearance.

I also tried uninstalling Acrobat and reinstalling. This actually worked but only for a few days - then back to this frustrating situation. In the meantime, I changed nothing.

I'm on a Windows 10 machine and all apps are updated to latest version.

See this community post for some further trouble shooting: https://community.adobe.com/t5/acrobat-discussions/colors-are-much-too-saturated-in-acrobat/m-p/12737495#M349501

Hello,

I would like to see an update to the ADMX/ADM files for Adobe DC and other versions. It is a little bit of a hassle to try and find all the features and what can be done from an administrative space by looking through pages and trying to think of what we want and what can be done. The ADMX files that I was provided by support are really out of date and do not have things like turning off cloud storage. This could easily be done via some ADMX files, but since those are not updated with possible options, I have to manually add each registry change and push that down to people's machines. Having an ADMX file for GPO's really speeds up that process and lets us admins see different things we can do with the applications.

If i want to save a document to Microsoft OneDrive for Busines, therefore I need to add a storage account. Selecting OneDrive for Business requires me to enter an Admin Consent to give the required permission for the AzureAD Enterprise Application.

By entering the admin credentials of a O365 Global Admin it does not work as an unexpected consent prompt entered in the Adobe Acrobat Enterprise Application for AzureAD is causing the error.

Documentation of Microsoft to fix the issue by requesting the individual user consent:

Causes for Unexpected Consent Prompt:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/manage-apps/application-sign-in-unexpected-user-consent-prompt

Configuration of URL Redirection below for reference to Developers ->
Requesting individual user consent and request the permissions from a directory admin:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/develop/v2-permissions-and-consent

Please fix this because in your case you're expecting that all users of the Microsoft AzureAD Tenant are allowed to register applications.

Thanks,
Adrian

If you type here before login/signing, once you do it, all typed text is wiped out. Really frustrating. Now, the other Acrobat bugs:

Adobe Acrobat Pro DC issues: slow scrolling - failed saving - document not found. Adobe Acrobat Pro DC 2019.010.20069 and previous ones on macOS has some issues, which have been around for ages. They are really frustrating:
 
1. Scrolling vertically becomes excruciatingly slow if "Edit - Find" (Command F) is opened. Even on powerful Macs, like iMac 27-inch Retina 5K display 4.2 GHz with 40 GB RAM and fast 2 TB internal SSD from Apple (mid 2017).
 
2. If you open a PDF document, then edit it (for instance, using "Highlight text" fluorescent marker or "Tools - Comment - Arrow") and then change its name in Mac Finder, "File - Save" (Command S) does not work, and even crashes Acrobat. Why is this useful? Because sometimes you may download a scientific paper with a generic useless name, open it to read and mark it as indicated above, and then rename it with useful name and finally save it.
 
2. Similarly, if you open a PDF document and close it, it shows in "Home - Recent" and "File - Open Recent File", as expected. But if you change its location in Mac Finder, moving it to other place, if you try to open it that way later on, it does not open and is indeed wiped out from the list with the error: "The file you are trying to open is no longer available and cannot be opened". Why is this useful? As in the example above, sometimes you may download a scientific paper, mark and rename it as indicated above, and then move it to other place in the disk for final storage.
 
It would be great if such issues could be fixed. Other applications like Microsoft Word do not have them and work OK.