Need to be able to save a prepared Adobe Sign, and PREVIEW for quality control, after completing Step 2 of adding signature blocks prior to sending. Example: I built out the signature piece and wanted to SAVE it for Review with my client of where to sign BEFORE I sent it to client for signatures. I was unable to do either of these. As a result, I felt nervous sending the document out to client because I was forced to send it directly after my first pass of prepping for signatures. I tried to create a template and that was equally worrisome - it did not appear to retain all the fields I had created.

ALSO, when Adobe Sign imported my PDF document, three check boxes were unchecked/lost in the upload. They were on my master document on the server and not in the uploaded version for signature. Highly problematic as I could not figure out how to recheck the boxes once uploaded to Adobe Sign and going through the Signature process.

Is it possible to allow "creator" to control the settings of email notification?
This is to minimise spamming of emails.

For instances, someone that we put as "cc" should only receive 1 email which is the final/completed signed documents email.
For now, "cc" receive 2 emails (1st email when the doc is created and send out for signature, 2nd email when the doc is fully signed)

Another example, someone we put as "signer" should only receive 1 email when he/she being asked to sign a document.
For now, "signer" received 2 emails (1st email is when he/she being asked to sign, 2nd email is when the final signed docs is completed)

The reason is signer are usually high level management where there's personal assistant helping them to handle administrative matters, thus minimising spamming their inbox by not sending email for the final docs (as the PA will already have a copy and the PA will in charge of keeping the docs)

I have contracts with initial blocks at the bottom of each page. I am able to initial these by using the "Sign yourself" button in Adobe Acrobat Standard DC, but there is no option within the "Request Signatures" function for my recipient to create their own initials. I have to fudge it by just giving them a text field which doesn't produce a nice cursive initial like my own. Intials should be added as an option under the "See more field types" pull-down. This seems like an obvious miss (initials for me but not for thee) that would be easy to fix.

Description of desired feature & Why the feature is needed

Dear Mr./Mrs.

I and my collegues created a custom stamp on Excel and this stamp has text fields and a text field for the signature. Kindly look attached file. We would like to work with our custom stamp on our invoices and on our delivery notes within our workflow. However we couldn't insert texts into the text fields and couldn't add a signature when we add this stamp on one of the invoice using Acrobat DC. Kindly note that we don't want to use "Form" on tools page of the Acrobat DC. It would be one of good experience in order to further development of custom stamp.

We look forward to hearing from you.

Kind Regards,
Sezgin Tabak

How TF can you not allow undo ANYWHERE in ANY application! The year is 2020! Why are computers great? Many reasons. One of the biggest? UNDO.

WHY CAN I NOT UNDO WHEN I MAKE A MISTAKE FILLING A DOC IN FILL + SIGN MODE, WHEN I'M THE CREATOR OF THE DOCUMENT?! Every time I try to use Adobe's half-assed software (Premiere [the worst of all], Audition, Acrobat), I want to pull my f&*%ing hair out because you fools either altogether left out a VERY common and important feature, or you included a broken version of it! And when I say broken, I mean BROKE. Ever tried to export multitrack audio, in sync with picture, from Premiere "Pro" to BASICALLY THE ONLY PRO AUDIO SOFTWARE USED IN POST SOUND–Pro Tools? IT'S A COTDARN TRAINWRECK. I'm glad I've been cracking your sheisty software for years (and now have free access through my employer) because I would never pay for this sorry excuse for "professional" software! Sometimes it's helpful. But only ever enough to be a free beta. Except you charge money for your betas, and seemingly the majority of what you output is effectively a beta. Shoooot, one might even say its a gamma.

And the support! Had a tech remoting my machine trying to figure out why Premiere was sending horribly unreliable AAFs and OMFs to Pro Tools (using a purchased and up to date verison of Premiere and Pro Tools). Guess what? 1.5 hours of him clicking around and sounding like an idiot over the phone, and he simply says "this is a known issue" and ends the call. He clearly had never made a movie in his life and was clueless about the mechanics of any of it, so it was about impossible to even describe my issue in a way he could follow. Compound that with the fact that English is not his first language, and he could give 2 shots about my 1st world problems, and you've got a recipe for the worst possible support you can imagine, as evidenced by the 1.5 hour long, fruitless phone call + remote access.

Oh, and fork your subscription model.