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Upgrade of AdobeSign to the CSC 2.0 Standard
The Contract Signature Consortium has released a new standard for digital signatures a while ago, called CSC 2.0
Because AdobeSign is still in the old 1.0 standard, the most advanced qualified signature providers can not integrate with AdobeSign.
IDNow, one of the biggest provider and market leader for verifications confirmed to us, that they are not downgrading their systems to integrate with the outdated standard used by AdobeSign.
This makes a big company like Adobe look like they dont keep their products up to date.
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Product: Adobe Acrobat (64-bit), Windows Version: 26.001.21771 Issue: Mixed letter/legal PDF printing fails when Protected Mode is enabled.
Issue: Mixed letter/legal PDF printing fails when Protected Mode is enabled.
Environment: Multiple Windows 11 Dell workstations in using Canon imageRUNNER printers with Canon Generic Plus UFR II drivers.
Steps to reproduce:
- Open a PDF containing both Letter (8.5x11) and Legal (8.5x14) pages.
- Print from Acrobat with “Choose paper source by PDF page size” enabled.
- Leave “Enable Protected Mode at startup” enabled.
- Mixed-size printing receives a generic error message and does not print.
- Disable Protected Mode, restart Acrobat, and print the identical document to the identical printer.
- Letter and Legal pages then print correctly from their respective trays.
Regression: This workflow worked before Acrobat 26.001.21771. The issue occurs on every workstation in the office after updating to this build. Our office needs this update however because it fixed the prior update issue of needed to use Task Manager to close the program.
Business impact: This is a title agency. Mixed Letter/Legal closing packages are printed continuously throughout the business day, so disabling Protected Mode is currently required to perform a core business workflow.
Additional issue: Protected Mode re-enables after Windows restart, so the workaround does not persist.
Expected behavior: Mixed Letter/Legal documents should print correctly using “Choose paper source by PDF page size” while Protected Mode remains enabled.
Issue: Mixed letter/legal PDF printing fails when Protected Mode is enabled.
Environment: Multiple Windows 11 Dell workstations in using Canon imageRUNNER printers with Canon Generic Plus UFR II drivers.
Steps to reproduce:
- Open a PDF containing both Letter (8.5x11) and Legal (8.5x14) pages.
- Print from Acrobat with “Choose paper source by PDF page size” enabled.
- Leave “Enable Protected Mode at startup” enabled.
- Mixed-size printing receives a generic error message and does not print.
- Disable Protected Mode, restart Acrobat, and print the identical document to the identical printer.
- Letter and Legal pages then print correctly from their respective trays.
Regression: This…
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Allow Permanent Disabiling Generative AI - without having to disable multiple times!
Make disabling Generative AI work, or lose another customer.
I bought PDF Exchange... all because Adobe wants to force AI on us. I still use, but if I have to leave, it will be permanent.
I did the registry key fix, nothing.
I disable Generative AI in settings, and if I close and reopen Acrobat, they are all automatically re-enabled. This is beyond upsetting. What other settings have you overridden, maybe my security settings?
That all said, you are adding another :15-20 seconds to every PDF I open (dozens a day). What gives Adobe???
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Acrobat Reader - The most annoying application in the world (to bigg, to slow, full of poping up windows)
Please make your Reader DC so small and comfortable as version 9.0. Only open PDF an read PDF. No poping up windows, no trials, no consuming 1,3 GB of disk space. We only need open and read PDF. If we need more function, we can pay and download other products from Adobe, but we do not need lack off annoying notifications.
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Export to HTML drops text
Exporting a PDF file that contains only text (no text boxes, no images, no tables) to HTML drops lines of text. The resulting HTML file is NOT representative of the PDF from which is was made.
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audio reader
So, for years we have been using Adobe Reader to read out lout the scripts we receive. Today I tried to use it and a few things jumped out at me.
1. The feature is no longer triggered through the right click menu, but paired together with "NEW AI FEATURES". When I click the AI audio reader I see a tiny 10 min marker. Then the Podcast explanation AI button say 2h 6m and so on. I clicked the feature we normally use for reading our scripts passively. 10 minutes into the read and the paragraphs are split down the middle making the audio incomprehensible. Adobe, WTF? This was a legacy feature that many visually impaired people use and you have had this (flawlessly) for years. I know you are pushing the AI podcasts because it is "trendy, disruptive or whatever the new buzzword is". Please stop. Don't fix the things that are working just fine. It is clear to me and all your legacy subscribers (oh yeah, we can no longer own anything we pay for) that you and google and MS and everyone pushing this AI narrative is not making any money off "the thing that will change the world" lol. It is sad to see that you are deliberately breaking things and telling us that AI can fix it. Please stop and focus on humans creating solutions for human problems. You can only squeeze so much blood out a rock. At some point, you need to see what else the rock can offer. This is where human innovation comes into play. ****, we all pay you enough. Hire humans to problem solve and stop being sleezy. Thank you and have a great day :)So, for years we have been using Adobe Reader to read out lout the scripts we receive. Today I tried to use it and a few things jumped out at me.
1. The feature is no longer triggered through the right click menu, but paired together with "NEW AI FEATURES". When I click the AI audio reader I see a tiny 10 min marker. Then the Podcast explanation AI button say 2h 6m and so on. I clicked the feature we normally use for reading our scripts passively. 10 minutes into the read and the paragraphs are split down the…1 vote -
AI podcast feature is great, but how to share OR save it?
Acrobat's AI podcast feature is great!!!
But how do I save or share the actual audio? I’d like to attach it to my document and be able to send it out, or post both together.
There doesn’t seem to be a link to download it or even a link to share it.
This AI model is amazing :) But I would like to be able to share the podcast, please :)
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Combine Files tool completely deletes existing alt text and corrupts tag properties
[CRITICAL SYSTEM BUG / DATA LOSS REPORT]
Product: Adobe Acrobat Desktop (Regular version, Continuous Release)
Category: AccessibilitySummary of Defect:
The "Combine Files" tool destroys existing accessibility metadata strings during the document serialization process. While the top-level structure tree appears to maintain a "Passed" status for a Tagged PDF, all underlying values assigned to figures and graphics are entirely stripped upon file save.Steps to Reproduce:
1. Export multiple individual document chapters from Microsoft Word with active accessibility tags and verified Alternative Text attached to all images/figures.
2. Open Adobe Acrobat and use the "Combine Files" tool to merge the individual tagged chapter PDFs into a single, multi-page textbook (specifically testing a large 1,050-page document across 19 chapters).
3. Run the Acrobat Accessibility Checker on the newly combined file.
4. Expand the "Alternate Text" drop-down menu and open the automated "Fix" wizard or "Add Alt Text" dialogue.Expected Result:
The combined PDF should seamlessly inherit and preserve all pre-existing alternative text metadata blocks bound to the original files' figure tags.Observed/Actual Result:
The "Tagged PDF" rule passes, but the software completely wipes out the text contents under the hood, resulting in an unrecoverable global "Figures alternate text - Failed" status error. The user is forced to manually re-type thousands of lines of alt text because the software silently dropped the attributes during the merge routine.[CRITICAL SYSTEM BUG / DATA LOSS REPORT]
Product: Adobe Acrobat Desktop (Regular version, Continuous Release)
Category: AccessibilitySummary of Defect:
The "Combine Files" tool destroys existing accessibility metadata strings during the document serialization process. While the top-level structure tree appears to maintain a "Passed" status for a Tagged PDF, all underlying values assigned to figures and graphics are entirely stripped upon file save.Steps to Reproduce:
1. Export multiple individual document chapters from Microsoft Word with active accessibility tags and verified Alternative Text attached to all images/figures.
2. Open Adobe Acrobat and use the "Combine Files" tool to merge the…1 vote -
unique file name for signed "web form"
When using a web form that goes to multiple separate recipients, append the file name with the recipient's name or email, not just " - signed" ---
For instance now, I have to open each file to know who it belongs to and then save it with a new name:
"ANF-Requested Form for Projects, Vendors and Contractors - signed (3).pdf "
would be much improved and save so much time if it was:
ANF-Requested Form for Projects, Vendors and Contractors - signed - signer@email.pdf
Or something like that. Thanks!
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Add setting to ignore "FitWindow true" directive to stop PDF auto-resizing
When a PDF has the "FitWindow true" directive, Adobe Acrobat will resize and sometimes even move positions whenever you open the document, unless you open it, right-click, go to Properties, Initial View, and uncheck "Resize window to initial page". But doing so for every applicable document is cumbersome. It would be best to have an option to ignore that function by default like how other 3rd party PDF readers like Foxit do.
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You spelled the word contract as "CONTTRACT"
You spelled the word contract as "CONTTRACT" in your demo ad. It is in the largest possible font size and really nukes all credibility.
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Bug: Portfolio - when opening file it opens blank in protected or unprotected view
Steps to reproduce:
Open up any Portfolio then either double click on the individual PDFs within the portfolio or click on the "open file" button up top then when you open it, it will be blank.Environment:
Edition Windows 11 Enterprise
Version 24H2
Installed on 2/9/2026
OS build 26100.8875
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.26100.334.0Expected result:
The PDF within the portfolio opens in it's own tab and actually shows it's contents to be worked on.Observed result:
When opening a PDF within a portfolio by either double-clicking the PDF itself or clicking on the "Open File" button in the top-middle of the screen it opens the PDF but it is blank with nothing shown. The only workaround is to:- Open Adobe Acrobat Pro.
- Go to Menu or Edit > Preferences.
- Select General.
- Uncheck Open documents as new tabs in the same window.
- Close and reopen Acrobat.
- Try opening the PDF inside the portfolio again.
It will work but will be in its own separate Adobe Acrobat window covering up the Adobe Acrobat window that contains the portfolio you opened it from. I do not know if there was a recent update or something but until just a few days ago this never happened to me on any portfolios. I even tried changing the security/protected view settings to no avail.
Steps to reproduce:
Open up any Portfolio then either double click on the individual PDFs within the portfolio or click on the "open file" button up top then when you open it, it will be blank.Environment:
Edition Windows 11 Enterprise
Version 24H2
Installed on 2/9/2026
OS build 26100.8875
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.26100.334.0Expected result:
The PDF within the portfolio opens in it's own tab and actually shows it's contents to be worked on.Observed result:
When opening a PDF within a portfolio by either double-clicking the PDF itself or clicking on the "Open File" button in the…1 vote -
If you want i can help you
Ok tell me how
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You can ? do this finish game
Yes i can Proper
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How to Choose the Right Digital Wallet Development Company?
I'm planning to launch a digital wallet for my fintech startup and have been researching different providers. There are many companies offering wallet solutions, but I'm looking for one with experience in blockchain, strong security, multi-currency support, KYC integration, and scalable architecture. I recently came across a digital wallet development company that provides customizable wallet solutions with Web3 support and white-label options, which seems like a good fit for startups. What features do you think are essential when selecting a development partner?
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AI is severely incompetent
I can’t believe Adobe is calling this AI. It’s not. Glorified chatbot? Maybe. It answers questions fairly well. But it can’t actually DO anything. Example? Because my business has factories in 5 states. I must file state tax returns in each of them. I get a PDF containing the federal form and each state form. The file includes a table of contents that clearly marks the start of each form. I asked the AI to break it into five separate files. It couldn’t do it. Extracting multiple PDFs is something I do a lot. But an AI specifically created for Adobe Acrobat is incapable of it. If I were Adobe, I’d be ashamed to release this and call it AI. It’s disappointed me like this several times; the tax forms are just the latest. The problem with Adobe is arrogance. They know they have people who depend on PDFs by the short hairs, and they exploit that dependency with a lackadaisical approach to customers.
I can’t believe Adobe is calling this AI. It’s not. Glorified chatbot? Maybe. It answers questions fairly well. But it can’t actually DO anything. Example? Because my business has factories in 5 states. I must file state tax returns in each of them. I get a PDF containing the federal form and each state form. The file includes a table of contents that clearly marks the start of each form. I asked the AI to break it into five separate files. It couldn’t do it. Extracting multiple PDFs is something I do a lot. But an AI specifically created for…
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Esign does not work
Request signature is not working and I also cannot view my previously signed agreements
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revert fromt text list to old Acrobat
I’m very surprised I don’t see other people complaining about this. With the new Adobe Acrobat pro the Format Text list changed. It used to just display all your fonts in alphabetical order, and now you have fonts in used, your computer ( which does not display any fonts you have installed ) and your fonts.
Im adding images to make it more clear.
The first image you can see how the new list.
the 2nd image is what the list used to look like.
the 3rd image, you can see Acrobat sees my akkurat font. I’m able to select that as fallback font for editing under Preferences > content editing.
4th image, if i want to change text to the akkurat font Adobe cannot find the font.
5th image im able to search and change the font in word since they did not make searching for fonts as awful as Adobe Acrobat did.I had an adobe tech remote into my computer and they were unable to find my fonts. The only way is to disable new Acrobat which has the alphabetical font list like every other application..
I’m very surprised I don’t see other people complaining about this. With the new Adobe Acrobat pro the Format Text list changed. It used to just display all your fonts in alphabetical order, and now you have fonts in used, your computer ( which does not display any fonts you have installed ) and your fonts.
Im adding images to make it more clear.
The first image you can see how the new list.
the 2nd image is what the list used to look like.
the 3rd image, you can see Acrobat sees my akkurat font. I’m able to select…1 vote -
Drawing markup has become unnecessarily difficult
I've been using Adobe Acrobat Pro to review and mark up engineering drawings, and I wanted to share my experience with the latest release.
Today I needed to perform a very simple task: add a double-ended dimension arrow and a text label to a PDF drawing. What should have taken around two minutes instead took well over half an hour.
The main issue was not a lack of functionality, but that the functionality was extremely difficult to discover.
The ⋯ button on the toolbar opens Customize Toolbar, which naturally led me to believe that this was where I needed to add the drawing tools. I spent a considerable amount of time trying to understand why I could see tools such as Line, Arrow and Rectangle in the customization dialog, but could not add them to the toolbar because the Add button was disabled. It was completely unclear that these tools already existed elsewhere.
Eventually I discovered that the drawing tools are hidden behind a tool called Draw, which I only found by using the search box. This wasn't obvious from the interface, and I don't think many users would intuitively think to search for "Draw" simply to find basic markup tools.
Once I had found the drawing tools, I was able to create an arrow, but even then the workflow was confusing. It wasn't immediately obvious that a double-ended arrow is created by changing the Start and End properties separately. The terminology (Open, Closed, Reverse, Butt, Slash, etc.) is not self-explanatory for users who simply want an arrow at each end.
Adding text was equally frustrating. I found multiple text tools with similar names—Add Text Comment, Text Callout, and other annotation options—but they behaved differently and it was difficult to determine which one was appropriate. The text editing toolbar also appeared to have very limited formatting capabilities. I couldn't find a straightforward way to make text bold or change its colour, both of which are common requirements when marking up technical drawings.
My overall impression is that the interface has become significantly harder to learn than previous versions. Simple engineering review tasks now require users to search for hidden tools, interpret unfamiliar terminology, and work around interface limitations.
Adobe Acrobat is widely used by engineers, architects and designers to review PDF drawings. I believe the markup tools would benefit from being much more discoverable, with a dedicated, clearly labelled drawing toolbar and consistent text formatting options.
I hope this feedback is helpful. I think Acrobat remains an excellent PDF viewer and editor, but the markup experience for technical drawing review has become unnecessarily complex and time-consuming.
I've been using Adobe Acrobat Pro to review and mark up engineering drawings, and I wanted to share my experience with the latest release.
Today I needed to perform a very simple task: add a double-ended dimension arrow and a text label to a PDF drawing. What should have taken around two minutes instead took well over half an hour.
The main issue was not a lack of functionality, but that the functionality was extremely difficult to discover.
The ⋯ button on the toolbar opens Customize Toolbar, which naturally led me to believe that this was where I needed to…
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keyboard shortcut for page display tools
Wasn't sure if this should go under UI or Accessibility, but... I often need to change the view of pages (single, two-page, scrolling, no scrolling).
It would be helpful if this could be toggled with keyboard shortcuts instead of having to click them in the quick tools bar.
If this is already possible, I'd greatly appreciate if someone could let me know how!
Thanks!
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