PLEASE Don't make the user go through a menu to check off a comment! You DOUBLE the time it takes to go through comments.
PLEASE ELIMINATE the need to go through a dropdown menu just to check off a commnet.
IT WAS FINE to have a checkbox. It took HALF THE TIME.
PLEAES FIX
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August
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Bye ****** how do I get this off my phone
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August
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The is ******** I'm getting even
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August
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I want all his info tell me
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August
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Isn't that illegal
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August
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Did someone put a recorder on my phone
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August
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Man ammar who is he
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August
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I don't understand I don't want to sign in with Facebook
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Paul O'Brien
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Hi all, I upgraded from DC Pro to Acrobat 11 Pro a couple months back. I regret nothing. Here's how:
https://helpx.adobe.com/download-install/kb/acrobat-10-11-downloads.html
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Uwe Laubender
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Ammar wrote:
" If your product is not already updated, you can manually do so from within the product. Click on the menu Help-> Check for updates."Tried that and the "update failed". Got exactly that error message.
Went to: https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/update-errors-acrobat-reader-windows.htmlThere was no specific error number. I'm on Creative Cloud. The helpx page is for perpetual versions, I think.
Should I uninstall Acrobat Pro DC and reinstall through the Creative Cloud Desktop App?
German Windows 10 machine.
Regards,
Uwe Laubender
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astwood
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Tried to update on the 11 Dec and got an error. Tried again just now and got an 'error: 1791' again!
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AdminAmmar
(Admin, Adobe)
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Hi All,
With the latest release of Acrobat on 11th December, 2018, this issue has been addressed.If your product is not already updated, you can manually do so from within the product. Click on the menu Help-> Check for updates.
We have provided a preference “Show checkbox” under commenting preference to show the checkbox.
Feel free to connect in case of any query.
Regards,
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AdminAmmar
(Admin, Adobe)
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Hi All,
With the latest release of Acrobat on 11th December, 2018, this issue has been addressed.
If your product is not already updated, you can manually do so from within the product. Click on the menu Help-> Check for updates.We have provided a preference "Show checkbox" under commenting preference to show the checkbox.
Feel free to connect in case of any query.
Regards,
Ammar -
Anonymous
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What everyone else has already sad about this crazy decision regarding the previously easily accessible checkbox and hide it somewhere well out of sight. WTF were you thinking, Adobe? It was just fine the way it was before. BRING IT BACK NOW!
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Anonymous
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Going from one-click to three is not streamlining my process. Please bring back the checkbox or incorporate a shortcut.
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Jon Hilton
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It seems to now properly dynamically filter by the checkbox - which is completely separate from the other sorting - but it still doesn't dynamically filter by the other sorting options (accepted, cancelled, completed). Not that I plan to use that function, since it would triple the time to review documents, but it may still be an item of concern for others.
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Anonymous
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YAY FINALLY, thank you for bringing the option to show checkboxes again, Adobe. I didn't get a pop-up though, I just saw @M. Martin's comment and went into my preferences (THANK YOU @M. Martin!!!)
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Anonymous
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The Box you can check now is not the same, as accepted, it is just a box – not ideal for filtering e.g.
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M. Martin
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YAYYYY thank you, Adobe!
This morning I got a little pop-up that asked if I'd like to keep check boxes on at all times. YESSSS.
I did this by going to Edit Menu>Preferences>Commenting. There's now a box you can check (lolol) to keep the check box in view at all times. -
Anonymous
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All the actions for the new checkmark system are bizarre and unintuitive. There are now multiple types of checkboxes (which is fine) but they're all are hidden by default. I have to drop into set of scrollboxes to reach them. Once present, some can be removed by mouse-hovering over them and clicking "remove check box," but other's can't. Overall, I think the change makes my editing life more difficult, not less.
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Ian Davies
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Utterly stupid UI design decision. As other have said, and as we all seem to observe on a regular basis, it far too often feels like Adobe's developers don't actually use their own software to do the kind of jobs they're supposedly designed for.