Had to revert to the older version to be able to add new text boxes. I'm trying to add text to PDFs of documents saved during the "Print to PDF" feature. When doing so, the bounding boxes are placed in seemingly arbitrary locations, and any attempt to edit them HORRIBLY messes up the formatting. My job requires I add text near the title of the document, but the default bounding box takes up about 4/5ths of the printable area. This hasn't been an issue for me before, as using the "add text" button on the top ribbon opened the appropriate format tool and allowed me to add new text where I choose.

After the update, however, if I try to use the new "add text" button, it auto selects the massive bounding box, turning the dotted line blue as I mouse over the area. Adding any text or adjusting anything at all within these bounding boxes destroys any cohesion to my document - all existing text becomes a garbled mess. I was able to escape this phenomena by reverting to the older version, but I fear this issue will not be fixed before I am forced to use the updated edition.

MY SUGGESTION: Make the new "Add Text" button add a new text box wherever desired, regardless of existing bounding boxes. Disable the selection of bounding boxes when using the add text tool. To edit existing text, select the bounding box manually to enter editing mode.