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E-signatures in app crash
The Adobe Acrobat software is not usable. I purchased it for the E-signature feature because I deal with 30 contracts per year. Every SINGLE time I add the signees, it crashes and closes. I have removed and added the software more times than I can count. I have done the repair tool and software update multiple times and nothing works. I have done the crash report multiple times. I am starting to think it hates Windows Home 11. Why do I pay for this software? The only resolve is to go into Adobe Acrobat online, upload the contract there, then send for signatures. It wastes time and adds an extra step.
The Adobe Acrobat software is not usable. I purchased it for the E-signature feature because I deal with 30 contracts per year. Every SINGLE time I add the signees, it crashes and closes. I have removed and added the software more times than I can count. I have done the repair tool and software update multiple times and nothing works. I have done the crash report multiple times. I am starting to think it hates Windows Home 11. Why do I pay for this software? The only resolve is to go into Adobe Acrobat online, upload the contract there, then…
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Issue Converting Large MSG Files to PST
I'm trying to convert a large number of MSG files (over 10,000) into a single PST file, but the software I used keeps crashing. Can anyone suggest a reliable MSG to PST converter that can handle large batch conversions?
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Constant notification despite "Tell me if Adobe Acrobat is not my default application" being disabled
In the application settings, I disabled the checkbox "General" > "Tell me if Adobe Acrobat is not my default application". Despite this setting, I constantly get Windows Notifications from Acrobat Reader telling me I should set Adobe Acrobat as default reader. If I completely disabled all Acrobat Reader notifications using OS settings, I would also miss useful noticiations. Stop annoying users with this notification if they clearly do not want to see it.
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Shift-Highlight to create straight line
When highlighting documents that haven't been run through text recognition have an option to hold the shift key down and drag the highlighter in a perfectly straight line. Currently if the line is short enough it'll snap itself into a straight line but if it's longer it will keep whatever shape the line ends up as - presumably to allow user freedom which is helpful, but it's difficult to create a perfectly straight long line with mouse controls.
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CHECK BOX COVERS INFORMATION
CHECKBOX OPTIONS COVERS RELEVANT INFORMATION (SEE ATTACHED IMAGE). PLEASE LOCK THE CHECK TOOL SO IT DOESN'T SHOW EVERYTIME THE OPTIONS.
THANKS. BEST REGARDS
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Authentication faild when specify where to sign
I cannot get the e-signature via e-mail. it says "authentication faild"
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What are the best MBOX to PST converter?
The MS Outlook MBOX Converter Tool is a high-quality software that lets users export MBOX file data to different formats like PST, EML, EMLX, TXT, MSG, PDF, and more. It has a user-friendly interface that makes converting MBOX files easy and smooth. This tool also supports all versions of Windows.
To know more: https://www.msoutlookhelp.com/mbox-converter/
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Larger documents not shown correctly number page position
When using documents larger than 1000 pages the counter does not correctly display the current sheet position, e.g. "105 / 1050", it should display "1050 / 1050".
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Any way to convert only important emails from NSF file?
I have a large NSF file, but I only want to save the important emails instead of converting everything. Is there a way or a tool that can help me filter by date, subject, or folder so I can export just the messages I need without going through the whole mailbox?
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How to Export Office 365 Mailbox in PST File Type
Exporting Office 365 emails to PST format manually typically involves using the eDiscovery feature within the Microsoft Purview compliance portal. This process requires administrative permissions, setting up a new content search, selecting target mailboxes, and exporting the results. After the search completes, an export key is generated, and a ClickOnce application must be used to download the PST files. While functional, this method is time-consuming, involves several technical steps, and is best suited for experienced administrators.
For everyday users or those unfamiliar with Microsoft 365’s compliance features, this manual approach can be overwhelming. It lacks advanced filtering options for selective backup, and even minor misconfigurations can lead to export failures. Additionally, handling multiple mailboxes or conducting frequent backups using this method is inefficient and prone to errors.
In contrast, the Office 365 Backup Tool provides a much more efficient and user-friendly solution. It allows users to export Office 365 mailbox data directly to PST files without requiring complex setup or admin-level access. The tool supports selective data export, maintains folder hierarchy, preserves attachments and metadata, and ensures data accuracy. With its intuitive interface, the tool streamlines the entire backup process, making it ideal for both technical and non-technical users.
Exporting Office 365 emails to PST format manually typically involves using the eDiscovery feature within the Microsoft Purview compliance portal. This process requires administrative permissions, setting up a new content search, selecting target mailboxes, and exporting the results. After the search completes, an export key is generated, and a ClickOnce application must be used to download the PST files. While functional, this method is time-consuming, involves several technical steps, and is best suited for experienced administrators.
For everyday users or those unfamiliar with Microsoft 365’s compliance features, this manual approach can be overwhelming. It lacks advanced filtering options for selective…
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Nobody needs your annoying AI popping up all the time - GET LOST!!!
STOP WITH THE AI POP UPS - SERIOUSLY MADDENING!!!!!
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The Rise of Remote Work: Tips for Productivity and Well-being
Here are some of the best ways to improve productivity while working remotely.
Set a Dedicated Workspace
You need to set up a proper workspace,sofa bed complete with an office desk and an office chair. Keep aside a certain space in your home for work-related activities. Ideally, this space should be effectively quiet, free from distractions, and add to improved productivity. Make sure to set up a comfortable office desk and office chair to support good posture and reduce discomfort during long hours of office work. Additionally, creating a routine can help with your remote work culture. Building a consistent daily routine can help build structure and discipline in a remote work environment. Keep aside regular working hours and follow them as much as possible. Begin every day with a morning routine that comes with activities such as exercise, meditation, or journaling to set a positive tone for the day ahead.
Maintain Certain Boundaries
Now that you have set up your office chair and office desk, you need to follow certain rules to enjoy maximum productivity. You need to clearly define boundaries between work and personal life to avoid burnout and to follow a healthy balance. Make sure to communicate your availability to colleagues and set aside designated "off" hours when you are not expected to respond to work emails or attend meetings. You need to respect your boundaries and avoid the temptation to overwork since your office is at home. Proper communication is vital for remote teams to remain connected and aligned. Embrace digital communication tools like email, instant messaging, and video conferencing to connect with colleagues and manage projects on track. Make sure to remain proactive in managing updates, seeking clarification when required, and offering support to team members.
Leverage Technology
Aside from setting up your office desk and office chair, you need to take a few more steps. Leverage technology to manage workflows, automate repetitive tasks, and improve productivity. Look into project management tools, time-tracking software, and connectivity platforms to promote seamless communication and project coordination across remote teams.
Here are some of the best ways to improve productivity while working remotely.
Set a Dedicated Workspace
You need to set up a proper workspace,sofa bed complete with an office desk and an office chair. Keep aside a certain space in your home for work-related activities. Ideally, this space should be effectively quiet, free from distractions, and add to improved productivity. Make sure to set up a comfortable office desk and office chair to support good posture and reduce discomfort during long hours of office work. Additionally, creating a routine can help with your remote work culture. Building a…
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Add Arabic languages
Add Arabic to the recognized text languages
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automated enrollment group support
Automated Enrollment for licensing can be managed in the Adobe Admin Console, but does not support assignment to synced (OIDC) groups from a domain, rather only to the entire domain. Enabling group-level auto enrollment would allow us to comply with licensing restrictions by user type.
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Nonsense
When collapsing a document that is open to the full screen, an incomprehensible situation occurs. How do you imagine the convenience, if it is impossible to just close the document? Version 25.001.20756. Windows 11 24h2
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fetch detailed usage reports including last login details
To fetch detailed usage reports including last login details for Acrobat Standard DC, Acrobat Pro, Single App, All Apps, Captivate, RoboHelp, and FrameMaker and other Adobe products is not yet available.
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when handwriting, edges getting to sharp
When I'm handwriting comments in a PDF, sometimes the edges are getting to sharp, like an arrow. I'd like to set the settings of a freeform line, for the endings to round or square. For example in MS Visio I can choose the "cap type" between flat, round or square. Thank's a lot and Regards
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The instruction at 0x0... referenced memory at 0x0000000000000018. The memory could not be read. + LogTransport2.exe error
I've had four separate people call this week with the exact same error which seems to be stemming from Adobe Acrobat v25.001.20531 (specifically the paid version, not Reader). Nothing in particular seems to trigger the error, it seems completely random, happening about 3 times a day, sometimes triggered by opening or exporting PDFs, but otherwise I've been unable to find a direct cause or trigger, other than being related to Adobe. I've tried everything I can possibly think of - uninstalling, reinstalling, AcroClean, deleting all references to Adobe on the C: drive, uninstalling Creative Cloud, disabling add-ins, disabling Adobe Cloud services, disabling Task Scheduler items relating to Adobe, turning off Adobe on startup, turning off new Adobe, compatibility mode, troubleshooters, turning off protected mode/enhanced security/app container, sfc/dism scans, running all updates, repairing Office (just incase?), even tried different computers - but NOTHING is fixing this issue. The worst part is that Event Viewer won't give me any hints as to what exactly is causing it, but the only commonality between all four clients is they have Adobe Acrobat version 25.001.20531 and only get the error when Adobe is open. It must be some kind of silent background crash. I notice the PID is quite small, so it must be related back to something quite early on in computer startup... Sometimes on restart they get a LogTransport2.exe error as well, also related to Adobe.
I've had four separate people call this week with the exact same error which seems to be stemming from Adobe Acrobat v25.001.20531 (specifically the paid version, not Reader). Nothing in particular seems to trigger the error, it seems completely random, happening about 3 times a day, sometimes triggered by opening or exporting PDFs, but otherwise I've been unable to find a direct cause or trigger, other than being related to Adobe. I've tried everything I can possibly think of - uninstalling, reinstalling, AcroClean, deleting all references to Adobe on the C: drive, uninstalling Creative Cloud, disabling add-ins, disabling Adobe Cloud…
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Fix Preview Pane Bug
Either my Acrobat updated or my Windows updated... but now I can't "preview" a DPF in the Windows Explorer. I have to open all of them, and it's really a pain. I googled fixes and tried every suggestion, and even restarted my computer after every change. I still can't preview the PDFs.
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Form field for Drawing in a fillable form
I'm working with the Fire Department to make several of their forms digital. There are a few pages where we need to designate areas to draw on.
Example 1 - the page has various views of a human body: front, back, left side, right side. They need to show where burns/injuries are on the victim for an official report. The bottom layer could contain the images of the body outline, and if we could designate "draw on top of" areas, they could use their finger or stylus to identify those areas.
Example 2 - They need to provide a "field sketch" of a fire location. The background image is basic grid, if we could designate "draw on top of" for the page, they could provide this information without needing paper, then having to scan it in to add to the pdf form.I'm working with the Fire Department to make several of their forms digital. There are a few pages where we need to designate areas to draw on.
Example 1 - the page has various views of a human body: front, back, left side, right side. They need to show where burns/injuries are on the victim for an official report. The bottom layer could contain the images of the body outline, and if we could designate "draw on top of" areas, they could use their finger or stylus to identify those areas.
Example 2 - They need to provide a "field…1 vote
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