Hello,

I fully understand, if I click on an a .pdf file Adobe acrobat application will open and runs my task and after that I may close that pdf file and open another PDF file... But I don't know why after running a .bpdx fule which is just for Rebuilding an index windows stays open and does not close and end the application. This causes problem with my scheduled task that I run at midnight as follow:
1. move and copy some file.
2. Stop the dropbox after re
3. run the rebuilding of the indexes
4. Start the Dropbox.
this scheduled task fails each time because step number 3 does not end and my dropbox does not start.
We are having more than 30,000 pdf files that we have to rebuild index for all of them each night at the middle of the night. because running it may take a while 2-3 hours. We need to do that because the built indexes will be propagated to 5-6 desktop, due to failure of scheduled task that does not start the dropbox, next morning we have to start the dropbox manually which slows everybody down till all the indexes are propagated to all the computers.

Either stop/end/exit Adobe.exe after the Rebuilding of the index and close the Adobe Acrobat application or allow and add a parameter like /Exit, /End /Stop that application can be stopped.

I am running a command like this:
C:\Dropbox\Processed\ZCats\PriAuth.pdx /rebuild
That causes problem and keeps the Adobe.exe stays open with a dialog windows and me next stop does not start.
Regards,
Jeff P.

Remove the 'Home', 'Tools', 'Document' buttons.
Again, these buttons seem to me that they belong on the main tool bar, instead of wasting tons of space on the 'customizable' quick access tool bar. Why are they there? i don't know.
It seems to me, that adobe has a lot of programmers with ideas, but no adobe test users, to let them know, whether the idea is good or bad.

Adobe: please don't rely on us, the general user, to give you feedback to do that job for you. We all have work to do, and want to get it done fairly quickly. We don't want to end up frustrated with new additions, that ended up being a bad idea. Thanks.

I am creating a C++ plugin for Acrobat, where in user can use this plugin and open the file from secured DB using Virtual file system. However, need to restrict all forms of sharing or extracting of contents from the PDF which is opened.

I tried using AVDocOpenFromPDDocWithParams and specified a permReqProc, using this I was able to restrict most of the tools from copying or extracting contents. i.e., Edit PDF, organize Pages, Prepare form etc.

However, the following tools seems to be not honoring the permReqProc and still content is being extracted from the already opened PDF Document.
1. Share tools: Like emailing (Inspite of denying PDPermReqOprUIemail) and Uploading to adobe cloud (One cloud option is disabled, however more are still active)
2. Combine files and Compare file tools.

I even tried PDDocOpenWithParams and specified the params.restrictPerms. This had no effect on the opened document.

I am not sure If I am using the APIs wrong or the tools are buggy. Any help with disabling the listed options will help. Thank you

Environment details:
I am using latest version of Acrobat Pro DC on Windows 10 machine.

When using images as part of the "Appearance" of a Digital Signature, the image is scaled and centered which results in odd placement of the signature.

When there is only an image in the signature it is scaled to fit within the forms signature field/user defined rectangle and then it is centered.
It should be left justified (Or right depending on the region settings).

When there is an image with text, the signature is scaled to fit within half of the signature field/user defined rectangle and then it is centered on the left half. The image should take up only as much of the space that is needed on the left side of the signature, left justified, and then the remainder of the space on the right should be allocated to the text, which would be left justified to the image not the center of the signature field.

See the examples in the attached file.

When using the Digitally Sign tool the first step is to blindly draw a rectangle to indicate where to place the signature. Unfortunately the user is not given an indication of what the signature will look like until after the document is signed. Signatures solely composed of "Text" will have the text fit into whatever rectangular shape that was drawn (which is usually ok); however, signatures composed of "Images" will shrink the image to maintain it's aspect ratio and then center the image in the rectangle, this results in smaller signatures offset to the right from the insertion point. This often returns unacceptable results.

I suggest that the tool to should use a workflow similar to the "Sign" tool. The user is presented with the stored Digital Signature "Appearance" options. The user chooses the "Appearance" and then is prompted to place and scale the visible signature with a preview. Afterwards the user progresses through the options of Locking and entering Pin/password.

Thank you,