Acrobat needs an append option... or the ability to print multiple docs to a Portfolio.
All of the competitors have an option to print multiple files and add to single document. Acrobat even allows you to append scans to exiting pdfs. Why is there no option that does not require you to save multiple pdfs and then combine them. Seems easy enough... but when you have users refusing to switch platforms because they email statements to customers all day, the added steps of saving and combining documents would literally add hours a day to their workflow, You are not going to win that battle.
This would also help when printing workbooks from excel etc.

We need the ability to convert folders/subfolders containing .msg files to a PDF Portfolio file. But the .msg extension is not a supported extension for conducting this conversion. The only way to do it is to create a folder in Outlook and drag all of the .msg files into the folder, which isn't practical and is an extra step. All of the other Microsoft file types seem to be supported (docx, xlsx, pptx, etc.), so I'm not sure why the .msg file type isn't supported.

I have spent a couple support sessions with Tanvi Bhalla of Adobe trying to solve this, but she could no. See Case ID E-000002064.
Thanks.

After searching for days on this forum and online, I've been unable to find any solution to preventing header information from appearing on Outlook PDF conversions.

Convert to PDF in Outlook automatically creates a header in the PDF file with the Author, Recipient, Date, and Subject of the email. Not only does it cause issues with formatting (forcing the layout of emails to be pushed down an inch or so) but there are plenty of circumstances where an email subject/author/date information may need to be hidden when printing.

Portfolios allow for bulk operations on several emails. Automatic Archival also preserves the HTML and Internet Print format for all graphics, tables, texts, page breaks, and layout options in emails so it looks much cleaner.

This should be the preferred method of bulk conversion to PDF, but it can be made entirely useless by forcing the email details into the header of all PDFs.

When I scan two pages and crop them, they are smaller or equal to an 8.5 x 11 sheet of paper. I want to be able to take the two pages and make them just one single page. There are many times that I have scanned something that had just a couple lines at the top of the second page. I may want to be able to shrink that to fit it all on one page. I think there should be options for doing that. Since people are trying to be more and more digital to store information and use tablets, these features are needed to be able to get away from paper.

In Acrobat Pro DC 2015 Classic & Acrobat Pro 2017 the PDF icons on the left are quite large in Portfolio / View /Layout . It would be great if PDF Thumbnails could be enabled like in Windows explorer by checking the preference in General . I realise not all file thumbnails for all types of files could easily be created ( example Excel , Word )etc ..but we combine a lot of PDF secured files into a Portfolio & the thumbnail PDF view would really be a great feature in Portfolio/View / Layout
Windows 7 Pro 32 bit & Windows 10 Pro 64 bit

Software Used:
OS: macOS Catalina Version 10.15.2
MS Word for Mac: Version 16.32
Adobe Acrobat Pro 2017: Version 2017.011.30166

Issue:

When converting a word document with hyperlinked text, a problem emerges. When using the "print to PDF" option in MS Word, the resulting PDF does not retain the hyperlinks contained in the original document. When using the "Save As PDF" function, there is a dual issue. If the "Best for printing" option is used, the resulting PDF does not retain the hyperlinks from the original document. If the "Best for electronic distribution and accessibility" option is used, the resulting PDF retains the hyperlinks but changes my body font (Helvetica Neue) to what appears to be Garamond or some similar serif font.

This is UNACCEPTABLE.

Given the cost of both MS Office Suite and Adobe Acrobat Pro, this shouldn't be an issue. In fact, this has NEVER been an issue in the past. I am not sure whether this is an update issue with Word, an update issue with Adobe, or an issue with macOS switching to 64 bit. Whatever the issue is, it needs to be fixed. As it stands, conversion to PDF simply does not exist, as to lose either my links or my fonts is to lose the document itself. All aspects of my document represent intentional choices that I made, and unless they are converted identically, then they are not converted at all. Please fix this...PLEASE.

Adobe Acrobat has been compatible with the major business application like MS Outlook or Lotus/IBM Notes since a long time.

With the version 10 of IBM Notes (that was October 2018) Adobe Acrobat 2017 is no longer compatible with this email suite.

The PDFMaker Addin did a great job in creating PDFs from Mail.
Unlike just "printing to PDF" the right border has not been cut when the text was too long and the PDFMaker did include all attachments from the mail into the final PDF.

So the Adobe Acrobat was a perfect companion for documenting approvals and other buisiness related mails that need to be stored as evidences.

THIS FUNCTIONALITY IS BROKEN WITH IBM NOTES 10.

Please get in contact with HCL and work on an updated PDFMaker Addin for IBM Notes 10.

I do work for IBM and from the 360.000 employees more than 100.000 people work with IBM Notes. And we have several thousend licenses of Adobe products - so: please re-enable IBM Notes for the use with PDFMaker.

I have a Microsoft Word file that has a number of images. I need to make an accessible PDF. I have entered alternate text for each image in MS Word. When I convert the Word file to PDF, the alternate text I had entered in MS Word is carried over to the PDF, which is what I want. The problem is that it puts all images/figures at the beginning of the tag tree no matter where the image comes in the document. When I look at the Reading Order for each page, it puts all images as the last item to be read on the page, even if the image is at the beginning or middle of the page.

If I use the Autotag Document function to re-tag the file, it puts everything in the correct order but the alternate text entries for every image has been stripped out.

I updated to Adobe Pro 2017 and using Outlook 2013 with all current updates. When I use the Adobe PDF Maker in Outlook it will not include any jpeg files. I have verified the conversion settings are correct, I have even tried dragging a group of emails into "combine files" in Adobe 2017 but regardless the jpeg attachments to not transfer.

PLEASE HELP - I need the complete emails with all attachments for a legal case. I even purchased evermap to convert the attachments in a portfolio to PDF so they can be bates stamped. BUT if the attachment is not included I have wasted my time and money with updates that aren't any better than the Pro XI I previously had.