After the October 2018 release update, if the PDF is opened with the output preview displayed, the display is frequently lost. This has not yet been resolved in update 2019.021.20056. Therefore, PDF checking in prepress is the reason why you should use 2017 instead of DC. I think that it was a problem that can be corrected because it was displayed normally before.

Adobe fails to open files when a file path & name exceed MAX_PATH. Windows no longer has a hard path character limit if the LongPathsEnabled key is set in the registry. See https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/fileio/naming-a-file#maximum-path-length-limitation

Modern applications are adopting this new standard with the mentioned file management hooks provided by the OS.

Adobe is falling behind in this regard. Please add proper Long Path support.

For the love of dog, I want every. single. PDF. to open "Fit One Full Page". Always! Why is there not a default, and if there is a way to default it so I don't have to do it manually every stinking time please someone tell me!

When I create a .pdf from Illustrator, a dialog box opens saying the file cannot be found. It used to auto open the .pdf after creating it. It does create the file (.pdf) but does not auto open it.

When "Search has skipped files because either these files are corrupt or you don't have permissions to open them", have Acrobat report the full path and the filename

Since yesterday, January 2, 2020, Acrobat Pro is freezing for a few minutes after closing the last file. It eventually starts working again, but it freezes again after closing another file or set of files.

Operating System: Windows 10 Pro

I'm getting a "wrong diskette" error trying to save pdf from CD

[BUG] Can no longer create outputintents.
OS: MacOS 10.15 (19A602)
Acrobat DC: Build: 19.21.20047.353337

Get the following error:

Fehler beim Speichern des Output Intent
Datei:
Ursache: Standard library exception of type 'N5boost10filesystem16filesystem_errorE' caught.
Message: "boost::filesystem::permissions: No such file or directory"
OutputIntent

    DLG_PREFSOUTPUT_SetName_short Neuer Output Intent 2

    DLG_PREFSOUTPUT_SetColorSpace_long (CMYK)

    ICC-Profil-Pfad- und Dateiname /Library/ColorSync/Profiles/ECI Offset 2009/ISOcoated_v2_eci.icc

    ICC-Profilname ISO Coated v2 (ECI)

    Registrierter Name (OutputConditionIdentifier) Custom

    Registriert bei (URL) 

    Ausgabebedingung (OutputCondition) Custom

My idea is about the Adobe Product admin console. It would be great from the admin perspective to monitor product usage. Is this doable?

It would be fabulous if one could search for text with highlighting applied in Adobe Standard. We had deposition transcripts in PDF format with highlighted designations (certain lines of text had highlighting applied) and were in need of counting the number of highlighted lines. The only solution was to manually count the lines. Having the ability to search for highlighted text would have been very useful. Thanks for reading. Happy Tuesday.

I've been using Adobe Acrobat X Pro in Windows 10 for 2 years now and this is the first time I have encountered this kind of bug/error.

First problem was Acrobat crashed then I can't open it anymore so I re-installed the whole CS6 Design and Web Premium. Afterwards, that's where I saw the texts were highlighted in different colors. If I zoom in, the highlight disappear but when I zoom out, the highlight changes.

Can someone help me?

Adobe products, like Acrobat DC and Acrobat Reader DC, should NOT download updates when Internet access is established through a metered connection.

When Adobe products download updates in the background through a metered connection, the data limit is reached in a snap and it's not possible to continue working for the rest of the month (depending on contract with the Internet provider) unless new, very expensive Internet allotment is bought.

(https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4028458/windows-metered-connections-in-windows-10)

Whenever I open a PDF via Adobe Acrobat DC, the print dialog box automatically opens up. How can I disable this feature?

I would like to add tags to PDF files that are inside of a Windows folder and be able to filter by tags.
At the moment, the naming convention organises the PDF files in an order that is not beneficial for us.
Can we add tags to PDF files and filter inside of a Windows folder?

Acrobat DC 2019.012.20035
Windows 10 1903 (18362.175)

Acrobat DC crashes every time I simply select text in a PDF document opened in Protected Mode and choose Copy.

If I choose to enable editing, it doesn't crash.