TLDR: expected result is that fonts will look the same in exported JPEG as they do in the PDF (when displayed 1:1). They currently don't.

When exporting to JPEG from PDF, even at max quality setting, embedded fonts have no smoothing/anti-aliasing applied when rasterized and look very choppy. Especially if exporting for web at 72ppi. Only way to mitigate (without fully resolving) this is to export at some absurdly high resolution (600+). We need not only resolution settings but dimension settings for JPEG export settings, and the embedded fonts need to be rasterized at that size and resolution / have proper smoothing or anti-aliasing applied.

In attached example, the JPEG is output at max quality and 144ppi

In order to sync a file/folder from your computer to the cloud, you have to move that file/folder into the "Creative Cloud Files" folder. That is, you have to move them from their original place on your computer.

I propose to have a way to sync files directly from their original location in the computer. For some reference, this is what Google Drive does for example; as an addition to moving files into the folder, Google Drive gives you the option to sync files without moving them. They get uploaded into Google Drive and then you can sync them if you make any changes, which then get directly updated.

When I use the Create Multiple Copies command, the Overall Size values are calculated differently depending on the zoom % of the document I’m working on. Which makes predictability of the width / height area completely impossible.

It’s also has something to do with the resolution of the monitor. On my MacBookPro, I need to setup my Zoom to 66% to get a practical math logic. On my Old Surface Pro 3, it need to be 43.2%.

This juggling of math make this feature really close to useless.

Tell me, what is Acrobat's mathematical logic here? And how can I use this features precisely?

Make that size reading/display the physical size in the document, instead of linking it to % Zoom and/or monitor resolution.

You have taken away the ability to share mutiple files on the newest download of Acrobat Pro. I use to press the share button via tools in the previous Acrobat Pro and you could select mutiple files and even add more if you had forgot one. Now it only allows one file at at a time which seems pointless and time consuming. I don't want to combine files like I was told to do by an adobe help assistant as files are separate but apart of the same artwork package. Please bring it back as it was so easy and simple and worked well. I have also seen many forums where others are mythed why its not a feature anymore!

You have taken away the ability to share mutiple files on the newest download of Acrobat Pro. I use to press the share button via tools in the previous Acrobat Pro and you could select mutiple files and even add more if you had forgot one. Now it only allows one file at at a time which seems pointless and time consuming. I don't want to combine files like I was told to do by an adobe help assistant as files are separate but apart of the same artwork package. Please bring it back as it was so easy and simple and worked well. I have also seen many forums where others are mythed why its not a feature anymore!

In Acrobat OLE of DC2021, when I call a PDF with hundreds of pages with getPageNthWord function of JSObject, it stops at an unspecified page and word number.

The arguments of this function specify the correct page and word number, and the code works fine in DC2017.

The place to freeze is not the same every time, and the pattern is not fixed.

I have the following questions about this issue:

Is there a way for the calling program to fix this bug?

It's working fine in DC2017, so I think it's a bug specific to DC2021, but is the manufacturer aware of this issue?

End users are automatically upgraded to DC2021, but is there a way to revert to DC2017 or not upgrade to DC2021 until the issue is resolved?

Thank you for reading.