Full Tools, Menu customisation
Acrobat DC wastes so much screen space in non-customisable areas - It is common to 'snap' the Acrobat Application to Half-Screen - but doing so hides many menu Tools, but ALWAYS leaves 'Home, Tools, Document & then The Login Name. - These are rarely (never) used.
Please allow them to be Hidden, Or return Menu/Tool icons to a 'normal' design/style as used in the previous 10 versions of Acrobat.
'PRO' does not = Tablet user.
Hi,
We are delighted to share with you that Acrobat and Reader Desktop release for DC Continuous (21.007.20091) is Live now and this Takes care of the Feature Request to Change the Display Size of the Acrobat without changing the Scaling/Resolution of the machine. This can be Done from “View” → “Display Size”. For now this is avaialble for windows only.
More Info Here : https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/using/whats-new.html and go to “Change Acrobat Display Size”
Please update your Acrobat (It should Auto update or you should do Help → Check for updates) and let us know your Feedback.
Thanks
Ayush Jain
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Farid commented
open | remove shortcut | learn more those are three useless arrows allover to be deleted from the menu bar, and Theo only thing to do is the option to right click from within the app to remove shortcut, and the others to be hidden only when hover on the buttons they would show...
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Amkh Jogr commented
The DESIGN FAULT where the user has no ability to REMOVE the following "garbage icons":
the "share" button,
the "feedback" button,
the "learn adobe" button,
the "notifications" button and
the "Profile/settings" button.This is regardless whether these icons are big and blue or smaller and grey.
It should not be "confusing" or need explanation -
Making an icon smaller and/or changing it's colour does NOT REMOVE it.
Making an icon smaller and/or changing it's colour does NOT RESOLVE this design fault.Doing nothing, but saying that you did, does not magically make something happen.
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David Peters commented
Adobe soon will be a thing of the past. Move on. Nothing to see here anymore.
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Amkh Jogr commented
Anonymous commented · October 25, 2019 02:11 · Flag as inappropriate
Yes, would be great if the main toolbar allows hiding of Home, Tools, Document, Share, Provide feedback, Help, Notifications buttons (that's 7 buttons I almost never used). to have more space for the tools. I wish it didn't hide the zoom buttons and zoom number dropdown as the window gets smaller (I often work with multiple windows next to each other). Yes, the other (hovering) toolbar has that function, but I don't like it hiding my document, and appearing and disappearing.EXACTLY!
Adobe seem to think you are not allowed to use any other application while you have "their's open......
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Anonymous commented
Yes, would be great if the main toolbar allows hiding of Home, Tools, Document, Share, Provide feedback, Help, Notifications buttons (that's 7 buttons I almost never used). to have more space for the tools. I wish it didn't hide the zoom buttons and zoom number dropdown as the window gets smaller (I often work with multiple windows next to each other). Yes, the other (hovering) toolbar has that function, but I don't like it hiding my document, and appearing and disappearing.
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Anonymous commented
I have just seen an email - and here it is again:
...........................................................................Arpit Agrawal commented · October 16, 2019 18:37 · Flag as inappropriate
Hello,Thanks for reaching out to us. We are delighted to share with you that Acrobat and Reader Desktop release for DC Continuous (2019.012.20036) is Live now & With this Oct Release we have Added some Customization features for the top bar in Acrobat. Please find below Details for the same :
1. Quick Tools Cluster Is Draggable now
If you want to have the Quick tools on the Top Bar in left Position It can be achieved by Dragging them on top bar to left side. Doing this quick tools will not be hidden on Re-Sizing the window.2. Customization of Tools in HUD
Now users can customize the tools present in HUD as per there preferences. Right Click on Top bar and Unselect the Tool which you would like to remove from the HUD. Similarly you can check the Tool you want to add in HUD,Please refer https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/using/whats-new.html for more details
Please Feel free to reach out in case of any queries.
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What contempt.
It does NOT address the topic.The topic is to be able to remove "share", "feedback", "Learn Adobe", "Notifications" and "Profile and settings" if we wish to.
These (NEVER USED) options use up too much space and DO NOT BELONG where they are.
Repeatedly telling us about other things simply show a complete lack of professionalism at best.
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Amkh Jogr commented
I have just seen an email - and here it is again:
...........................................................................Arpit Agrawal commented · October 16, 2019 18:37 · Flag as inappropriate
Hello,Thanks for reaching out to us. We are delighted to share with you that Acrobat and Reader Desktop release for DC Continuous (2019.012.20036) is Live now & With this Oct Release we have Added some Customization features for the top bar in Acrobat. Please find below Details for the same :
1. Quick Tools Cluster Is Draggable now
If you want to have the Quick tools on the Top Bar in left Position It can be achieved by Dragging them on top bar to left side. Doing this quick tools will not be hidden on Re-Sizing the window.2. Customization of Tools in HUD
Now users can customize the tools present in HUD as per there preferences. Right Click on Top bar and Unselect the Tool which you would like to remove from the HUD. Similarly you can check the Tool you want to add in HUD,Please refer https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/using/whats-new.html for more details
Please Feel free to reach out in case of any queries.
...........................................................................
What contempt.
It does NOT address the topic.The topic is to be able to remove "share", "feedback", "Learn Adobe", "Notifications" and "Profile and settings" if we wish to.
These (NEVER USED) options use up too much space and DO NOT BELONG where they are.
Repeatedly telling us about other things simply show a complete lack of professionalism at best.
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Arpit Agrawal commented
Hello,
Thanks for reaching out to us. We are delighted to share with you that Acrobat and Reader Desktop release for DC Continuous (2019.021.20047) is Live now & With this Oct Release we have Added some Customization features for the top bar in Acrobat. Please find below Details for the same :
1. Quick Tools Cluster Is Draggable now
If you want to have the Quick tools on the Top Bar in left Position It can be achieved by Dragging them on top bar to left side. Doing this quick tools will not be hidden on Re-Sizing the window.2. Customization of Tools in HUD
Now users can customize the tools present in HUD as per there preferences. Right Click on Top bar and Unselect the Tool which you would like to remove from the HUD. Similarly you can check the Tool you want to add in HUD,Please refer https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/using/whats-new.html#Otherenhancements for more details
Please Feel free to reach out in case of any queries.
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Anonymous commented
On March 4, 2019, Anonymous wrote: ... "If Affinity can develop the next greatest pdf editing tool - I won't let the door hit me on the way out. Just waiting to get the next big cost savings for my company by abandoning Adobe products altogether...."
Regarding Affinity, see:
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Anonymous commented
STILL "Under Review" :-) I guess they still have things to review and more feedback to receive. LoL
How does a company with the resources of Adobe not have a basic pdf UI l that can be customized and backed up?
Is their building in San Jose just full of one big brain-dead marketing department, and nobody to design something useful?
I've long moved on to Bluebeam Revu, which offers a single lifetime license (so its cheaper), and WAY more advanced UI and features.
Good luck Suckrobat.
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Anonymous commented
I can only answer for Mac:
Hard Drive\Users\Your User Name\Library\Preferences\
The file should be named something like: com.adobe.Acrobat.Pro.plist (I am still using XI)
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Laura commented
Where does one find the preference file(s)?
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Anonymous commented
The only way I know to save your toolbars would be to backup/copy the Acrobat preference file(s).
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Laura commented
To the person who asked about saving the toolbar.... I don't think so, but I've never actually looked for a way to do that. What we did at our office was take a screen shot and save that. It's a pain to reconstruct (I had to when I got an upgrade that reset everything back to the defaults), but at least we knew what we needed to do.
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Anonymous commented
Is there anyway to copy and save the toolbar? Every time there is an upgrade, I lose all the tools. Plus, I would like to be able to save the toolbar so I can copy it on all of the other machines which have Acrobat
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Anonymous commented
I Just compared with Acrobat X: There you have 20 comments in the window at glance and in the former version it's just 9 comments! And if I click on a comment it's gets a bit bigger what leads to slipping of all comments, when I click on the next. So it's hard to orientate. And I have to scroll much more than in X!
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Victor Caston commented
The current non-customisable areas are rigid and wasteful. And now the custom toolbar doesn't even stick — I have reset it manually with each session. Users should be allowed to customize which toolbars show and which don't. And it would be useful to bring back the detachable palettes, to reduce cursor movement too.
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Prakash Singh Chauhan commented
Remove my all bug file
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Anonymous commented
Ok, you let us remove the big blue share button. But you have NOT resolved this issue with the Dec 11 2018 update.
Let us get rid of all the useless buttons on the right end of the toolbar (including the little share button, which you left untouchable). News flash--many of us don't need to share, big blue button or little button. We don't want the Feedback button or the Learn button. We want our SPACE back.
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Rudi G. Sukmadjaya commented
Kurang lengkap Tool nya untuk mengedit