When creating a PDF via the "Create PDF" button in the Adobe Ribbon in MS Word, I have noticed that sometimes the hyperlinks are not clickable in the PDF and sometimes they are. I found the pattern and I think it's a bug.

1) If a hyperlink in the DOCX contains an anchor (e.g. www.myfile.com#page=32), then all the linked text after that one in the PDF are not clickable. The anchor in the DOCX also causes the bookmarks in the PDF to render incorrectly from that point on.

2) If a hyperlink in the DOCX is internal, then it disables all links in the PDF. For example, if a sentence says, "For more information, read Appendix B," and you link internally to Appendix B in the same DOCX, then the resulting PDF has zero clickable links. They're all disabled.

If neither of the scenarios above exists, that is, all the links are external and have no anchors, then the resulting links in the PDF are just fine. No problems.

When creating a PDF via the "Create PDF" button in the Adobe Ribbon in MS Word, I have noticed that sometimes the hyperlinks are not clickable in the PDF and sometimes they are. I found the pattern and I think it's a bug.

1) If a hyperlink in the DOCX contains an anchor (e.g. www.myfile.com#page=32), then all the linked text after that one in the PDF are not clickable. The anchor in the DOCX also causes the bookmarks in the PDF to render incorrectly from that point on.

2) If a hyperlink in the DOCX is internal, then it disables all links in the PDF. For example, if a sentence says, "For more information, read Appendix B," and you link internally to Appendix B in the same DOCX, then the resulting PDF has zero clickable links. They're all disabled.

If neither of the scenarios above exists, that is, all the links are external and have no anchors, then the resulting links in the PDF are just fine. No problems.

Read Aloud: My favorite would be that READ ALOUD CONTROLS for PLAY/PREVIOUS/NEXT/PAUSE/SPEED present in a bar to limit having to go through the menus, annoying. Menu options, there is no previous or forward options, so only restarting the reader? So, now I am looking on google for control functions basically for rewind/fast-forward/pause. limited menu functionality on rewind/fast-forward but not finding control function keys to get around that yet, also annoying. place audio/speed keys in an easily accessible bar on the screen of the document, not embedded in menus only, and not only via control keys, please. Also would be nice if SPEED could be on a BETTER ACCESSIBLE AUDIO CONTROL BAR too instead of having to go through preferences to do so. Most other audio apps have these functionalities already, why not adobe reader? It would be more than a nice-to-have functionality for some.

The update from 30.06.2022 for Acrobat Reader DC caused problems yet again. On Windwos 10, 64-bit.

I can't print with my printer PDFs without rim with Acrobat. And also i can't print A3 paper. Now i can only print A4, and with rim.

I had this problems also a few months ago. Also after a Acrobat update.
But at this time i didn't need my printer and sometime after the problem it resolved itself. Maybe with a another update.

But now i need my printer and i have to print without rim on A3. But since this update i can't do it.

Acrobat gives me this report: "The document can't be print. A problem occurred."
This report come everytime when i would like to print without rim or in A3. And this is since this update.

But printing in A4 and with rim is possible. But not in A3 and without rim.

Reopening the bug notice from 2019.
The artifacting error is not fully functioning within Acrobat's tools as of July 2022 with the current beta version.

@Rachit/Adobe, please reopen this case.
See original post at https://acrobat.uservoice.com/forums/590923-acrobat-for-windows-and-mac/suggestions/34682290-artifacting-error

SUMMARY (July 2022):

-- Incomplete action from the CONTENT panel. Leaves an empty <Figure> tag that must be manually deleted.

-- Incomplete action from the TAG panel. Leaves an empty <Figure> tag that must be manually deleted.

-- Partially complete action from the ORDER panel. It artifacts the content and removes the <Figure> tag ONLY for images. Path/Vectors are incomplete and their empty <Figure> tags must be removed manually. <Figure> tags are left in both the Tag and Order panels.

-- Completes the action using the ORDER TOOLS panel (TURO). It artifacts the content and removes their <Figure> tags for both images and path/vectors in both the Tag and Order panels.

Yey!

Details:

From the Content panel:
1. Right-click, select Change Tag to Artifact.
2. It does tag the content as artifact, but leaves an empty <P> or <Figure> tag in the tree.

From the Tags panel:
1. Expand the tag to show its yellow content container box.
2. Right-click on the content container, select Change Tag to Artifact.
3. It does tag the content as artifact, but leaves an empty <P> or <Figure> tag in the tree.

Note: Can't select the tag itself <P> or <Figure> and artifact both the tag and its content at the same time.

From the Order TREE:
1. From the tree, select the element, Right-click, select Tag as Background/Artifact.
2. It works for IMAGES, but not for PATH/vectors.
(See screen capture 4)
Path/Vector elements are STILL in the Order tree, and an empty <Figure> tag is left in the TAG tree, too.

From the Order Reading Order Panel (TURO tool panel):
1. From the page, select the element, and select Background/Artifact from the tools panel.
2. It works correctly for both Path/vector and image <Figure>s.
3. Tag tree is correct, too.
(See screen capture 6)

While I love the security of fill and sign, I have had to find work arounds in order to put multiple signed documents together by screen capturing those with signatures, then compiling these into 1 document from multiple signers of different parts. Please do not take away the ability to screen grab signed agreements without putting another easier method of controlling the agreements I send out for signing.

That said, if portfolios continue to be the method of compiling several documents into one, is it possible to make them previewable without downloading the file in browser based cloud systems like O365 (specifically SharePoint)?

Closing a comment with the Esc key deletes text entered into the comment.

Details:

System: Windows 10 Enterprise 64-bit Build 19042
OS-Language: German
Application Language: German
Acrobat DC / Acrobat Reader DC Version: 2022.001.20142

Steps to reproduce

1. Open PDF; PDF:X4 created with InDesign CC 2022 (17.3) using placeholder text generated by InDesign
2. Open commenting toolbar
3. Select text or place cursor
4. Start writing ("lorem ipsum")
5. Hit "Esc" key

Expected Result: Comment gets closed and text input is saved

Actual Result: Comment gets closed and only the first keystroke ("l") is saved

The same error can be observed for all commenting tools, however if you do not start the comment by writing in the PDF, not even the first keystroke will leave a trace if exiting the comment with the Esc key.

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