Hi,
I often use the same presets to crop pages in Adobe (same area to crop) in multiple documents. While I can apply my cropping dimensions to an entire range of pages (all pages, even and odd, odd only, even only, selected page only), I have to repeat the same operation for all the documents I need to crop. It would be extremely convenient if we could add a function to name, save and load cropping profiles exactly like we are able to create printing profiles (in my case, I am using maybe 10 times a day 3 cropping configurations).
Thanks

Right Click Look Up Words for their Definition

The option to search for the definition of the word just by selecting then right-click to chose Look Up is very helpful; though I wanted to report a small problem.

If a word has a period (.) behind and you select it, it will search the word in dictionary.com to include the period. For example, if I want to search for a word that is the last in the sentence i.e. the word [questionable.] it will look for that word and the period.

This does not happen with words that have a comma (,) behind. If you Look Up for the word i.e. "later," including comma, it will look for the word "latter" without comma in dictionary.com. This problem does not happen with words have have colon, semicolon, or apostrophe, besides those that have period (.) in the end.

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Password protected files ask for password to be entered twice.

1. 
   

    If the document is opened directly from Outlook: when user opens a password protected PDF from Outlook:
   
   

   • It will ask user to enter password once (the password for the file)
   • It will again seek password to enable all features in the document

   
   


2. 
   

    If the PDF is saved from Outlook to the local machine: 
   
   

   • It will ask user to enter password twice same as above scenario
   • However when the same file is accessed for second time, it will not prompt for password to enable the features again, password will need to be entered just once going forward (which is the password for the file)

   
   

Could we please request for the second authentication to be removed?

Idea in short: pin the page you are interested in to the left side of your screen while continuing to work with the rest of your document.

As a finance professional, while working with pdf documents, I have to print them out in order to be able to compare some numbers on two different pages or from two different documents. While it is possible to open two documents and compare the pages you are interested in (although the process of arranging two documents on one screen is not as smooth as I wish it be), comparing numbers in one document on pages for example 1 and 5 is hard without printing. I believe that an option to pin the page you are interested in (with it’s automatic placement to the left side of the screen at half-screen size) with the possibility of working through the other parts of the documents, will significantly decrease the need of printing out and will reduce the use of paper.
2 versions:

1) Working with two documents: open two documents in this “pinned way” and both documents will be automatically sized to the ½ of the screen. Pin the page on one of the documents while continuing to work with the second.

2) Working with one document: Open the document. Pin the page and it will be automatically sized to the ½ of the screen (left of right side) while you can continue to work with the rest of the document.

The ability for the user to change the color and brightness of the highlight when using "Find" (Ctrl F) is needed.

In many companies, Adobe Acrobat is used to view and edit thousands of different styles of documents. In many cases, multiple colors are used in each document. These documents can have thousands of pages. The most convenient way to search for particular information is to use the "Find" (Ctrl F) tool. The highlight color that is currently used can easily blend in with the surrounding colors of the documents, making it difficult to locate the highlighted search criteria. If the color and brightness of the highlight was able to be changed by the user, they would be able to manipulate the color and brightness of the highlight to better suit their needs. This would make your product more appealing and convenient to use.

In the new update, the color of the highlight changed from the bold yellow to the faint, faded yellow. I really cannot appreciate this change because of the poor contrast the faded yellow has with the white background.

I work with my computer all day and sometimes reduce the brightness level of the screen to reduce glare, which causes eye strain, but now the faded yellow highlight is so hard to see when the screen is on lower brightness.

If you must have this faded yellow color for the highlight, I would want to at least have multiple options selecting a shade that works. The old color worked really well, I don't know why you'd have to change it? It makes me curious what user research prompted this feature change and whether I am the only one who experience an issue.

I attached a screenshot to demonstrate the difference.

Thank you!!

Adobe Acrobat DC frequently closes unexpectedly. Not predictable. Happens with many different files, both single page and multipage documents. Happens at various times in use: first opening file, opening a second file, scrolling through document, highlighting, adding comment, … Program just closes, no freezing, just close and all changes lost. Frequency - multiple times a day. No change from using only one document or having nearly all other programs closed. Occurs when connected to power or just on battery, at all power settings of laptop, at all times of day, and even after computer reboots. Nothing appears to prevent this. Running HP EliteBook, windows 10 Pro - all software up to date!