I am working with Linde Engineering India (Linde AG) as Engineering consultant. Our daily routine job is to review various suppliers' documentation to meet the client requirement. Supplier submits the document which we review in .pdf using commenting tool. Previously we were using Acrobat 9 for this in Windows7. Now we are using Windows 10 for last more than 1 year and in that, we are only allowed to use Acrobat standard DC Version 2015.006.30033. In this Adobe Acrobat version, we are not able to edit the comments made by our peers / sub-ordinates before sending it back to Supplier easily. For this, we need to unlock each and every comments everytime for editing as well as for moving it to proper place on the document so that the information behind the comment block can be read by the next reviewer clearly. This is consuming a *** lot of time of us which is tedious and not desirable in this digitalized world. We shall have flexibility for the same so that we can work easily. For example, if I have received one supplier document which I have to send it to 3 other engineers for their review. When first reviewer comments, he himself can not edit the comments after some time of commenting or after saving the document some time. Secondly, the second/third reviewer also can not review the complete document as the previous reviewer's comments were locked and not movable so that the information beneath/behind the comment box can not be reviewed. Finally, when that document comes to me after completing the review cycle, my task is to consolidate the comments, arrange the comments and place it appropriately, and rephrase the comments clearly so that Supplier can understand the query/intension of those comments to move faster and resolve the issues. For doing so, I have to unlock each and every comment box every time (our one document can have more that hundreds or some times thousands of the comments). Now, please imagine the amount of work increased at our end. We are very tight with the schedule and we can not used Adobe. We need immediate attention and support from Adobe/Acrobat so that we can use this tool without above explained problem. Your positive and urgent/timely response will be highly appreciated. ALSO PROVIDE THE REQUIRED PLUG_IN OR UPDATE to be run in the same version of pdf which is referred in this description above.

1. Create a PDF portfolio from any two PDF files


2. Right click on one of the files on the left and choose Open File


3. Go to the Comment tool


4. Click Add Text Comment from the toolbar (the single line one)


5. Type in a comment anywhere


6. Click X to close the tab while the caret is still blinking

Expected:
Asks you to save like it does with a non-portfolio PDF file.

Actual:
Freezes and then crashes. Reproducible every time, occurs on multiple Windows accounts.

After typing, if you press Esc or do anything else to move focus off the comment, the comment commits and everything is fine. If you close the tab without doing that, while the caret is still blinking, it crashes. This doesn't happen for regular PDFs, only those opened from a portfolio.

Adobe Acrobat Pro 2017
2017 Release (Classic) Version 2017.011.30171
Running in remote desktop on Windows Server 2016 version 1607 build 14393.3686

For work I use multiple tools to add comments to PDFs. I have created a custom tool set with the tools I need to use the most. We are required to use specific colors depending on what we are commenting on. It would make it so much easier if I could make custom sets (all with the tools I use) and have each one be different color schemes.

A few examples of this are below:

Custom Tool Set #1
Highligher – Color/Green
Text Box – Border/Red; Fill/Green; Text Color/Blue
Arrow – Color/Green
Rectangle – Color/Green

Custom Tool Set #2
Highligher – Color/Yellow
Text Box – Border/None; Fill/None; Text Color/Red
Arrow – Color/Red
Rectangle – Color/Red

Custom Tool Set #3
Highligher – Color/Orange
Text Box – Border/Orange; Fill/None; Text Color/Blue
Arrow – Color/Orange
Rectangle – Color/Orange

Since InDesign CC2019 has the ability to import PDF comments for quicker apply of text corrections, it would be of enormous help, to be able to change the comment type in Acrobat.

Some proof readers e.g. use the markup comment type to change text. But InDesign doesn’t allow the markup comment type to be executed with a simple klick on »Apply«.
Or they use »delete text« comment type, althought they wanted to change text. But in InDesign »delete text« simply deletes, but doesn’t insert the comment’s text.

So if I’d be able to change the type of a comment easily, this would be a great help!

Thanks,
Tobias

THIS ADOBE SUCKS! KEEP IT SIMPLE WILL YA?!! I JUST SPENT HOURS TRYING TO PUT THE "LETTERS DIRECTLY IN THE BOX", INPUTTING ANSWERS , ETC.. ONLY TO HAVE IT ALL ERASED AND LOST! ALL ANSWERS DID NOT SAVE AND YOU MAKE IT VERY VERY HARD FOR 50 YR OLDS AND UP WHO NEVER HAD COMPUTERS TO SIMPLY FILL OUT A DOCUMENT! ENOUGH ALREADY! JESUS IS COMING SOON, SO NONE OF YOUR TECHNICAL WIZ KID FINDINGS MATTER!! WE ARE ALL GOING TO DIE ANYWAY, SO MAKE THIS EASY ON PEOPLE! ID RATHER WRITE THESE FORMS OUT IN HANDWRITING WHICH WOULD BE SO MUCH FASTER AND EASIER!NOW I'LL BE UP ALL NIGHT RE-ANSWERING ALL THE QUESTIONS IN THE " LITTLE BOXES" ALL NIGHT! YOU GUYS MUST LOVE RUBRICS CUBES , CHESS, CLEANNING AND DETAILING YOUR KEYBOARD KEYS AND COUNTING HAIRS ON YOUR HEAD TOO. ENOUGH BRAINIACS! NO ONE CARES ABOUT THINGS HIDING IN MARGINS AND POPPING OUT EITHER! MAKE THINGS EASY TO USE, NOT MIND F-ERY!!!!!!!!

Summary:
Selection boxes disappear when one of the selected annotations is a line--Upon moving the multiple selection with a cursor, any annotation selected before the last line annotation was selected will not have a blue selection box. This creates a very confusing user experience because it looks like you're only moving the line annotation.

Steps to reproduce issue:
- Select multiple annotations
- Include a line annotation in the multiple selection
- Click and drag the selection

Expected result:
- All selected annotations should have a blue selection box representing the move

Observed result:
- Only the last selected line annotation and any annotation selected after it has a blue selection box. Any annotation selected before the last selected line annotation disappears.

OS: macOS Catalina