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Text recognition no longer works on blue print/site plans. Says image is too wide. It used to do it just fine
Not an idea. Just please make it work on large plan sheets like it used too please.
2 votes -
Auto resize bounding box to contents for Callout and Text Box comments
When marking up PDFs, some clients want text to be immediately visible "on the page," i.e., in Callouts and Text Boxes vs. added with the less easy to see Insert Text at Cursor or Replace Text functions. Sometimes the text I need to add is just a single comma or hyphen, but the default bounding box size is much larger, and resizing these by hand is time-consuming. I'd like an option to fit bounding boxes to their contents without having to edit box sizes by hand. (Text Boxes autofit if you click and drag with the Text Box tool selected and the box is smaller than the text you add to it, but otherwise do not.) Thank you!
When marking up PDFs, some clients want text to be immediately visible "on the page," i.e., in Callouts and Text Boxes vs. added with the less easy to see Insert Text at Cursor or Replace Text functions. Sometimes the text I need to add is just a single comma or hyphen, but the default bounding box size is much larger, and resizing these by hand is time-consuming. I'd like an option to fit bounding boxes to their contents without having to edit box sizes by hand. (Text Boxes autofit if you click and drag with the Text Box tool selected…
5 votes -
removing pre-set passwords from signed documents
Removing preset passwords set by Adobe system from signed documents so that a document owner can open the document after it's been signed and not have to insert a "password" which they do not have access to.
1 vote -
split PDF by bookmark level of choice
At present it is only possible to split a PDF by top level bookmark; it would be great to have the option to choose the bookmark level (e.g., if there are nested bookmarks in a document). There are PDF editors around that do have this option.
4 votes -
Outstanding Product
It's been over ten years since I sold the tech company I owned for 22 years. I've been enjoying retirement...until about a month ago! A friend recruited me to help convert some hard copy documents, produced in the mid-eighties, and make them into accessible PDF files. She knew I had some background in technology and specifically with creating PDFs from paper. The documents were going to be part of a new web site about the history of ADA! Given the nature of the site, the documents needed to be accessible! I downloaded Acrobat Pro DC (and a couple of screen readers to help with testing (JAWS, NVDA,(it wasn’t until later that I found Adobe’s ‘read out loud’ feature)).
I knew right away the Acrobat Pro software was one of the most incredible tools I've ever used! And I've tested a ton of software. My company was an ASP (Adobe Service Provider) for many years and produced a lot of searchable databases full of PDF files.
The 7 day trial and monthly subscription made it easy to get back in the game. I didn’t know anything about Acrobat Pro, I’d never even heard of it. After learning and using it for a couple of weeks I can absolutely say it IS the most completely amazing piece of software I’ve ever used! Congratulations!!
All of the old documents have been converted and have passed all accessibility checks!!
BTW – sometime in the mid-nineties I was selected to be the moderator of what I think was the first and only symposium on a new technology called “Portable Document Format”. If I’m not mistaken the companies represented were Word Perfect, WordStar and Adobe. The symposium was held at the headquarters of USGS (United States Geological Survey). My company had been experimenting with this new “universal” format from the companies represented. It was clear to us Adobe was way ahead of the competition. The symposium left most of the attendees with the same conclusion.
Also in the mid-nineties my company was selected to convert the whole collection of OTA (Office of Technology Assessment) documents before the agency was closed. We were having a problem with one of the documents; it was about 600 pages long. We tried and tried but could not make an image+text PDF from our scanned images. The PC kept crashing or locking up. I called Adobe and actually got the Acrobat Product Manager on the line. After some discussion he told me he had never seen a 600 page PDF and wasn’t sure if one could be created from hard copy…but if I was successful would I please send him a copy on a CD! We maxed out memory and everything else you could max out on a PC back then and voila! We made a 600 page PDF! The whole OTA collection is still available on the web site at Princeton University - http://www.princeton.edu/~ota/.
I’m pretty sure I sent him a CD.
It's been over ten years since I sold the tech company I owned for 22 years. I've been enjoying retirement...until about a month ago! A friend recruited me to help convert some hard copy documents, produced in the mid-eighties, and make them into accessible PDF files. She knew I had some background in technology and specifically with creating PDFs from paper. The documents were going to be part of a new web site about the history of ADA! Given the nature of the site, the documents needed to be accessible! I downloaded Acrobat Pro DC (and a couple of screen…
1 voteHi John,
Thank you for such a overwhelming feedback. We appreciate your contribution in helping us provide better services to our customers.
Please check out the latest updates in Acrobat Pro DC for new features.Thanks
Rachit -
Organize or move attachment according to your preference
When attaching files, they organize according to they were selected, however, when you save and close the document, they sort our different, changing the way you wanted.
You should have an option to move or organize according to your preference
1 vote -
The "Share a link to this file" button looks like a paper clip that's done a ****
Its very distracting. Just make the cloud outlined or something so it doesn't look like a wee jobby 💩
1 vote -
the ideal motherboard for the Ryzen 9 5900X
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https://fingerskilz.tv/best-motherboard-for-ryzen-9-5900x/1 vote -
Text not visible when typing text with Edit PDF
This only happens on one of the pages within the pdf file. I open Edit pdf; click the Add text button; position my cursor anywhere on the first page of my pdf document; then when I type text I can see the cursor moving as if there is text being typed, but it is not visible. The color is set to black.
If I do the same process, but on the second page for example, the text is visible.
Thanks.
2 votes -
Completely disable adobe cloud storage
Some organizations have security standards like disabling cloud storage so users cannot access data from out of office devices. Currently there is no FULL way to disable cloud storage. You can implement registry keys to stop to storage however there are work arounds that will still let you store data. Would love to have an option to completely stop the storage without having to implement registry keys or port blocks on the entire organizations computers / network. Im actually shocked this isnt a feature already.
10 votes -
All pdfs are read-only
Is there a fix for the read-only bug in which you are unable to save edits to pdfs. Error message reads "The document could not be saved. The file may be a read only or another user may have it open. Please save this document with a different name or in a different folder."
1 vote -
Please provide senior discounts for your products. Thank you.
Please provide senior discounts for your products. Thank you.
8 votes -
Adobe Acrobat Pro DC - UI Bug in PDF Portfolio Panel for initial documents contained in subfolders
Product File Version is: Adobe Acrobat Pro DC 22.001.20117.0
TL;DR:
When selecting a document from a subfolder of a portfolio as it´s initially shown document. (Collection Dictionary - COSName D)
(via: PortfolioProperties - "Show current document when opening portfolio") the folder navigation is missing when reopening the portfolio, hence preventing to navigate the portfolio in direction of the portfolio´s root.Description:
Selecting such a document should be allowed and possible, as any entry of the EmbeddedFiles tree may serve as the "D" entry of the collection dictionary, hence it is correct of Adobe DC to allow me doing that.
And the selected document indeed is shown, when reopening the portfolio.The issue is the missing "back" arrow at the top left of the portfolio panel. Adobe DC seems to be treating the containing folder as the "root" of the portfolio, when it clearly is not.
Product File Version is: Adobe Acrobat Pro DC 22.001.20117.0
TL;DR:
When selecting a document from a subfolder of a portfolio as it´s initially shown document. (Collection Dictionary - COSName D)
(via: PortfolioProperties - "Show current document when opening portfolio") the folder navigation is missing when reopening the portfolio, hence preventing to navigate the portfolio in direction of the portfolio´s root.Description:
Selecting such a document should be allowed and possible, as any entry of the EmbeddedFiles tree may serve as the "D" entry of the collection dictionary, hence it is correct of Adobe DC to allow me doing that.
And…1 vote -
Scroll Speed can't change with MX Anywhere and scroll view
Hello,
I'm using a MX Anywhere 3 mouse on my Mac and unfortunately it's not possible to change the scroll speed using the mouse in scroll view compared to 1 page view. Changing the scroll speed in macOS' settings or Logi Options has no effect on acrobat.Sincerely
Marius
2 votes -
Conditional Required Fields
Functionality for making one field required only when another field (like a radio option or check box) is chosen.
3 votes -
Expanded Options for Text to Speech
Text to speech for many people is a useful tool that helps with learning disabilities, such as dyslexia. The text to speech tool in acrobat could be improved by allowing playing and pausing, reading selected text and easily switching between languages (or a detect language option).
2 votes -
Decreasing Reliability of Adobe Software
The reliability of the Adobe software has decreased significantly over the past couple years. A number of times, the program has not kept updated changes I've made to documents, which has caused unnecessary re-dos. And very frequently, the software crashes and stops working. This is especially inconvenient when I'm saving changes; these glitches keep any changes made from being saved.
I've kept the software updated and continue to have issues. Help.
1 vote -
I cannot even INSTALL the **** software!
I just started by 7 day trial! And BOY am I hating this **** thing! I cannot even INSTALL things! It is permanently either downloading or installing or upgrading. Simple things like if I added a video file I can NEVER delete or move it! BIZARRE! I cannot see videos (I can only hear sound) I added in the Adobe Acrobat - DC, yet my wife who has only Adobe Reader can see the videos. Bizarre!
2 votes -
Is it possible to assign Table Summary in Word?
In order to meet contract requirements at work, I need to convert Word documents into section 508-compliant PDFs on a regular basis. In order to pass the accessibility check in Adobe Acrobat, each figure needs to have alt-text assigned and each table needs to have a table summary assigned. I know how to do this in Adobe Acrobat, but I would like to assign these items in Microsoft Word for efficiency. We often have to create multiple PDFs of the same Word document during the revision/editing process, and having these items already assigned in Word would eliminate rework. Also, we often use one Microsoft Word file as a template for other files. I was able to figure out how to assign the figure alt-text in Microsoft Word and it works exactly as I would expect. However, I can't seem to figure out a way to assign a table summary in Word. Is it possible to do this and have it transfer to the PDF when the PDF is created?
I have tried right-clicking on the table in Word, selecting Table Properties, and clicking the Alt Text tab. I have tried entering information in the Title and Description fields. Neither of these seem to transfer into the table summary when the PDF is created. Is what I am trying to do even possible? It would save us so much time if we could assign the table summaries in Word.
If this is helpful, the versions I am running are:
Word: Version 2202 (Build 14931.20132)
Adobe Acrobat Pro DC: Version 2022.001.20085In order to meet contract requirements at work, I need to convert Word documents into section 508-compliant PDFs on a regular basis. In order to pass the accessibility check in Adobe Acrobat, each figure needs to have alt-text assigned and each table needs to have a table summary assigned. I know how to do this in Adobe Acrobat, but I would like to assign these items in Microsoft Word for efficiency. We often have to create multiple PDFs of the same Word document during the revision/editing process, and having these items already assigned in Word would eliminate rework. Also, we…
2 votes -
Search does not work at all.
Search for text does not work at all. Even after optimizing a PDF with text and performing OCR on it, Adobe still cannot find a single word.
1 vote
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