please give users the ability to cancel subscription when no other options adobe states the instructions. user has called several times, chatted several times, user has contact credit card company and paypal and adobe. adobe reponds with same solutions that dont work and even closes tickets that are unresolved, provide excessive wait times making it impossible to cancel membership. requestred assistance from law enforcement and other and other agencies as adobe s obtuse consideration is too take your money with no soutions. adobe appears to employ mentally impaird personnel that are unabke ti decipher common english thereby abdoning common sense and attempt to withdraw funds excessively. attempts at requesting they remove thier skulls from buttholes results in no noticeable differences and unauthorized billing conitnues consistently. they cannot grasp the concept that all options provided to cancel simply dont work. the idea of adobe support removing the skull from the butthole is to allow them the ability to use common sense to resolve the issue and to see that no other suggested options are working. requesting attorney general ro intervene and assist with head up add removal process.

It MUST - absolutely MUST (!!!) be possible to use a version of 'Fill and Sign' that allows your form to be edited (maybe by you and only you) after you've saved it. For Adobe to keep saying 'it's not editable after you've saved it is pointless. For things like applications and long forms etc., you don't get things right first time, you have to go back and change figures etc, so either Adobe decide to make an editable version, or people use something else.

At the moment, a pencil and a rubber is a better alternative. Please don't just reply by saying 'the document is uneditable once you've saved it' as on previous requests - that's the whole problem and it needs sorting!

My attempts to use Acrobat were the most frustrating experience of my 31 years on Macs. The program crashed constantly. Simple operations proved to be obtuse and non-intuitive and the layout of the tools, together with the process of interacting with the program, is very badly thought out. The tools page opens a page of cheesy icons resembling something from a children’s book, and why, for example, would anyone hide the ability to insert a rectangle under ‘comments’? Crazy.
I spent almost a whole day (consulting Adobe help files and online sources) just trying to bring an image to the front. I had to give up in the end because absolutely nothing worked and why does a PDF program not accept imported PDF images? PNG and jpegs work OK.
The play buttons for audio annotations, with their thick bounding boxes, are HORRIBLE. There appears to be no way of constraining the aspect ratio of dragged-out shapes and attempts to refine them after placement just distort the whole icon.
Custom icons using posters only appear to work with WAV files but MP3 is the most common online format by far.
Altogether a really nasty program. Sorry,

Bug: The Reading Order Tool, and / or Highlighting content in a PDF document for tagging is inaccessible.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Using Acrobat Pro DC 2019 under Windows 7 / 8 / 10, open an untagged PDF for which you do not have the source file.
2. Preferably, launch a screen reader such as NVDA (http://www.nvaccess.org) or JAWS 2019 (www.freedomscientific.com)
3. Attempt to begin tagging portions of the document. For most people, this is done using the reading order tool found in the accessibility tools.
4. Once in the reading order tool, attempt to select any type of content. This can be text, a figure, a list item, a table cell etc. Note: DO NOT USE THE MOUSE TO HIGHLIGHT CONTENT. Screen reader users are unable to use the mouse, so keyboard commands are necessary in order for this process to be accessible for everyone.
5. Notice that there are no keyboard commands to highlight content. I have been unable to successfully highlight content using strictly the keyboard.

Note that I am using the reading order tool as an example, because it seems to be the quickest way to highlight content and then tag it all in one place. If there are alternative ways to highlight content that are fully keyboard accessible, please let me know about these alternative methods. I have created a forum post discussing these accessibility pitfalls. Please refer to https://forums.adobe.com/message/10892018#10892018 for the brief discussion about these issues.

Environment: Windows 10, NVDA 2018.4.1 and JAWS 2019, Adobe Acrobat Pro DC 2019

Since the update this past week (October 2018), Adobe has made it harder to find things that used to be easy to find, and now it takes forever or completely lags when I try to find whether I have sent something to someone using the interface on my desktop for the old Send and Track feature (which apparently is now called 'Share' another renaming that threw me off this week). As a small business owner, I don't have time for this bull. If you're going to rename things, send us a required video for viewing of changes you're making and where everything is going than just springing it on us. The last iteration of this software wasn't perfect, but it was a lot better than this.

It should be possible, to have an ADD TO, JOIN TO or MERGE command to integrate a PDF file into another one, directly from the File Menu applications.
As an example
1. Attached on an email I receive a PDF file containing the instructions to pay my Car Insurance.
2. I save this PDF as “Car Insurance 2019.pdf”
3. A few day later I pay this insurance thru Online Banking
4. I save the proof of the payment as “Payment House Insurance 2019.pdf”
The new command
a. Besides the SAVE or SAVE AS - creating another PDF file, it should be possible thru the FILE MENU to ADD/JOIN this new PDF file into the another PDF file already existing, for example add/join “Car Insurance 2019.pdf”, as mentioned on 2, saying that this new PDF file should be added/joined as first pages, second, thirth, last, etc… order
5. A few days later, by email I received from the Insurance Company the receipt of the payment made, on PDF format. As mentioned before, it should be possible do ADD/JOIN this new PDF into the file “Car Insurance 2019.pdf”
With this new tool I think we can keep related PDF files in a single one.
This function should be available on ADOBE ACROBAT apps, if possible in MS OFFICE apps, etc…
Well that’s and idea and a PDF user needs.