Now that I can no longer license Acrobat Std / Pro per device, Adobe must provide customers analytics to ensure I'm not wasting my subscriptions on named users who aren't using them. If I think of a named user subscription like a water tap, I need to ensure the spigot is not left open unnecessarily and wasting water. Please develop analytics (like others have) that tell me if a named user who has an Acrobat Pro subscription is using any Pro functionality, and how frequently. Same for Acrobat Standard subscriptions. This will allow me to re-assign unused subscriptions instead of just adding more, and hoping that the large sum of money Adobe receives isn't being wasted. Thank you.

Now that Acrobat Std and Pro are licensed per named user, and not by device, there is no need to have separate installs of Adobe Reader, Acrobat Std / Pro. There should be just one install that I can put on every single computer. If the user doesn't sign in with an Adobe ID (or enterprise/federated ID) they get access to Reader functionality. If they sign in and their ID has been assigned a Std subscription, they get to use Std functionality. If they sign in and their ID has been assigned a Pro subscription, they get to use Pro functionality. The truth is that per named subscription costs more AND increases administrative overhead. Customers should at least be treated greater value, not only in end user functionality, but in administrative functionality directly resulting in lower administrative costs.

Please change the way Adobe Acrobat does the reading order so that the tags in the tags pane will automatically correspond to the order in the Touch- up reading order pane.
Also please make it easier to tag links - when I try to tag links it doesn't work right. Please consider creating a version of Adobe Acrobat that makes it easy to comply with Section 508 as described at Section508.gov. Dealing with the tags pane is a nightmare and also the unmarked annotations issue and other issues are a nightmare and don't fix easily. Please make this easier to use so the people will be more cooperative about complying with Section 508. Thanks.

Please enhance Named User licensing to better accommodate enterprise needs.

We only issue Enterprise / Federated ID to our users, they will never have a personal AdobeID.

Please enhance the licensing to:
Enable a way to suppress the Sign in screen which requests an Adobe ID.
Automatically select the Enterprise ID sign in screen.
Prevent the appearance of the Adobe/Enterprise ID selection screen.
Alternatively, allow background (registry / preference file) population of enterprise ID credentials so that all of the options are pre-filled and the process can be automatically attempted without user intervention. Only if the sign in fails should a user be prompted for credentials.

The current process of navigating a user through these four screens is causing user heartburn. Users are:
Mistakenly creating Adobe IDs when they don't need one (and aren't allowed to use it).
Missing the option to choose Enterprise ID
Are confused once they're selected Enterprise ID why they being prompted to choose again between Personal / Enterprise IDs

For enterprise software deployment, minimizing user interaction to activate software is highly preferred.
All of this is currently possible with serialized installs.
Please add these to make the user (and enterprise management) experience more seamless

Behavior: When selecting one of the radio button options, the border disappears. Note that this appears to be affected by the field highlighting, which is enabled by default for Reader and Acrobat.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Setup a form with multiple sets of radio buttons, where at least two options exist for each set of radio buttons
2. In the Appearance properties tab for the radio buttons, set the Border Color to black and Line Thickness to "Thin"
3. In the Options properties tab set the Button Style to "Cross"
4. Open the form and select one radio button from each set, and notice that the border disappears on the selected options.

See the attached file for an example of the behavior