Problem: When creating a fillable form, you either have to go in order of fields you create or in order of field creation number. When I receive forms that have already been given a great deal of time, the tabbing functionality is not ideal due to the function obeying the rule of field creation/ purposeful placing in the fields scrollbar. This becomes a chore when dealing with hundreds of fields. Ideally at this moment you want to scrap the whole creation and begin in a more formal and tedious recreation.

Solution: Multiple click/drag selectable field grouping. Where you can form the line up of fillable fields you want to correct/ customize, order from Horizontal/ Vertical, Tabbing formation L-R. Order them in the selectable fields, and not have to scroll through the fields option to drag to correct placement/ redo the field numbering.

This could be added in the side panel.

Creating pdf's used to be simple. I know because I have used acrobat for 30 years. It has become a complete mess. I have tried for 30 minutes to add jpegs to a single pdf and it is still not right. Get some UX people who really know how to communicate. I can't believe how difficult this simple task has become. Sorry but it is true. I have the Adobe Creative Suite so I'm not unfamiliar with adobe. I have used photoshop for 20 years, illustrator for 20 years, premiere pro, InDesign for as long as it has been out, all of it. Acrobat should be simple.

Steps:
I have written up the steps in the last comment here:
https://community.adobe.com/t5/acrobat/create-pdf-from-web-page-uses-only-light-weight-fonts/m-p/11945480
- make an HTML file from the provided code
- make a PDF from this HTML file
- see if your result is different from the attached PDF in the forum post

Environment:
Acrobat DC (CC) 21.0 on Mac OS X Big Sur 11.2.3
Helvetica Neue typeface installed with system: /System/Library/Fonts/HelveticaNeue.ttc

Expected:
A regular (or even medium) weight of a typeface would be chosen.

Observed:
The lightest available weight of the typeface is chosen, making the resulting PDF unreadable. PDF attached to forum post is also attached here.

Steps to reproduce the issue:
1. Type text in any of the below affected scripts in Word:
- Devanagari
- Bengali
- Telugu
- Tamil
- Arabic
- Gujarati
- Kannada
- Malayalam
- Myanmar
- Sinhala
2. Export the document to PDF with Acrobat > Create PDF.
3. Run the Accessibility Check.

Environment (OS, other related application versions, etc.):
OS: Windows 10
Word: 2102 (Build 13801.20360)
Acrobat Pro DC: 21.001.20145

Expected result:
Characters originally encoded at valid Unicode codepoints in Word should not cause Character Encoding issues in Acrobat Pro DC's Accessibility Check.

Observed results:
Some Unicode characters in Word do not seem to be converted to the right codepoint in PDF, particularly combining characters. This causes Character Encoding failures in Accessibility Check.

My specs are in the attached screenshots.

Note: I had problems with Acrobat yesterday, so this morning I uninstalled/reinstalled the app via the Creative Cloud app.

1. With one or more PDFs open, choose File > Create > Combine Files into a Single PDF….




2. Add any number of files using the Add Files… command or by clicking the Add Files button.




3. Click the Combine button.




4. When the resulting PDF appears (Binder[n].pdf), focus returns to the last-selected open PDF.

In general the first thing I want to do when the combined file appears is save and rename it.

It's minor but frustrating to return to the new file, especially if there several PDFs are already open.

I combine files many times every day, so digging through a stack of windows, even with my window manager (Witch from ManyTricks), is a task I'd love to eliminate from my Acrobat workflow.

Thanks for reading and considering adding this bug to your to-do list for a future version.

If i have a bunch of pdfs that i want to convert to forms it would be great if we could make a style template that would be applied to the group of documents, a default that sticks instead of having to choose the font size, font face, and alignment etc for every document ...
also when the document opens i might want to select a group of "multi-page documents" to batch process and tell the interpreter to only make the first page into a form, retain the original formatting of the rest of the pages or each of the "multi-page documents". in some cases i might want a check box beside a thumb nail preview of a multi page document to select the pages to be "form interpreted".