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  1. Startup window should open at Startup AND when all PDFs are closed

    It's good for those of us who utilize Document Cloud and Creative Cloud to have the startup window with access to these files. However, if you close all of the PDFs you have open, this window is no where to be found unless you quit and restart the application (unless it's hiding somewhere in a menu, but why would that be?).

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  2. Problems with Icon Rendering on Folder-Level Javascripts in Acrobat DC

    My folder-level javascripts place icons on the toolbar using an iconstream. These exact scripts have worked in every version of Acrobat and Reader I have used for several years on both PC and Mac platforms.

    In Acrobat DC, the icons behave erratically, sometimes rendering appropriately and sometimes only showing the red Lego-like shape icons rather than the true icon.

    The scripts still function properly when invoked by clicking the Lego-like shape icons, but the lack of the scripts' appropriate icons decreases their effectiveness.

    I have removed the folder-level scripts, restarted the system and Acrobat and then re-installed the scripts with…

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  3. Enable theming

    Let your users choose how their documents are presented.

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  4. Menues not loading (Bug)

    Some menues aren't loading correctly, like filtering options for comments or tool options in general.

    Windows 11
    Acrobat Pro DC
    2026.001.21691

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  5. Horizontal Ruler Covers Top of First Page in Single Page Continuous Page Layout

    Software: Adobe Acrobat Pro, Continuous Release, Version 2023.003.20180 (New Acrobat)

    OS: MacOS 15.0.1

    To Reproduce the Issue: Open a multi-page PDF document with content at the very top of the first page. Set the page layout to Single Page Continuous. Toggle rulers on and off, and notice that the horizontal ruler overlays the very top of the PDF document, blocking the content at the top of the page from view. Also, try scrolling up with rulers on, and notice that the user cannot scroll up the document enough to display the portion go the document covered by the horizontal ruler.

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  6. Return functionality to Acrobat DC (Pro) Portfolio cover sheet

    In Acrobat DC Pro version 22.001.20085 (Planned update, Mar 07, 2022), I was able to edit the portfolio cover sheet, delete the default text and images, add my own text and edit this text at a later date. Regrettably, this ability was deprecated in version 22.002.20191 (Planned update, Aug 09, 2022).
    Is the return of the portfolio cover sheet functionality planned or possible? If not, can the cover sheet be updated so as to be relevant?

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  7. Left/right scroll option.

    It would be great to have a function that allows you to scroll left to right - rather than up and down.

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