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Hide Floating Toolbar
I would like the option to close or hide the floating toolbar (see attached picture). It's not always needed, and it's frustrating to have it hanging around and having to move it around to keep it out of the way. If I could close it or move it to the menu bar, that would be ideal. But right now it only allows movement within the document window.
17 votes -
Make comments pane only show text comments
I want to be able to see my sticky notes comments at a glance without having "highlighted text" comments clogging the pane. But I still need to have the highlights appear in the document itself. Filtering in the comments pane makes those disappear. Can we get the option to make the filter apply only to the pane? I'm sick of scrolling through hundreds of "highlighted text."
1 vote -
Enable user to hide the "Tools" menu in preferences
It takes up so much room and I want to see my document not a menu I'm not going to use.
10 votes -
Need Option to Hide Floating Toolbar
Provide an option to hide the floating toolbar. I constantly have to move it in order to view information on the page. Very frustrating.
12 votes -
Track NAV Pane to Cursor Position
For large documents it is very helpful to track the NAV Pane to your current cursor position in the document. e.g. when you use Find and click on that position, the NAV Pane should show you where you are in the document.
Using this in other word processing SW - very productive feature.1 vote -
Make Tools easier to access
In the new version od Adobe Acrobat (Pro DC) I can now longer show the highlight tool and other tools on the top toolbar - I need to click a few times to show the Comment tools. This wastes a lot of time.
9 votes -
Empty left pane in new version
In the new version, there is an empty pane on the left side that I cannot collapse. This makes it difficult when editing and trying to reference another document in the same screen. Overall, I don't really care for the new version. Please make it less awkward, Adobe.
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Tool Bar Hide
Feature to allow the tool bar to be hidden when any document is opened. The extra view space displaying large text is more important than a tool bar that is not used often.
11 votesHi,
You can use F8 key to hide the toolbar when a pdf is launched.
Let me now if that helps ?
Thanks
Ayush -
Add more editing tools/capabilities
Please add tools like "line" and "shape" to the Editing tab. I would think that a program with this many users would include simple tools like this.
Yes, I know there are Commenting tools that do this. However, I do not want them to show up as comments in the document - I want these objects to be part of the PDF itself.
6 votes -
close 'all tools' , 'edit' , 'convert' , 'E-sign' on second click
have a feature to close 'all tools' , 'edit' , 'convert' , 'E-sign' on second click if it is already active.
it is a hassle to open the pane by clicking one button and closing using another (the X button)
this works in the right side buttons for comments , bookmarks and pages.
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Menu/Tools items changing
Every single week I open up a pdf to edit it and all of my tools are rearranged or removed from the tool bar on the right. I edit pdfs every day and my arrangement only lasts a few days before it suddenly resets. This is super annoying and I would like to know how to get it to stop doing that. I need Organize Pages, Edit PDF and Stamp in the order I have them now, in a few days all of these will be rearranged and Stamp will be removed. I then have to go back into More …
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More user friendly arrangement of Quick Tools area
I have just installed the latest "Acrobat Standard DC", and I'm disappointed to find that still the way in which you have to personalise the "Quick Tools" area is not user friendly.
Apart from having a mandatory set of icons on the left (I can't see an easy way of removing them), the way you have to add / remove icons is annoying - right-clicking on the quick tools bar then selecting or deselecting an item to have the menu disappear so you have to right-click and find the item again and again...! Then not being able to change…41 votes -
Comments pane still lags in Acrobat DC
Steps to reproduce the issue:
- Open Acrobat DC
- Click the Comments pane button
Environment: MacOS 10.14.6; other Adobe apps active are Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop and Bridge
Expected result: The Comments pane should immediately appear.
Observed result: What I get instead is a spinning beach ball for way too long. THIS IS THE CASE EVEN WHEN THERE ARE NO COMMENTS!
1 vote -
HOME/TOOLS startup screen disable request
Please allow diable of the HOME/TOOLS startup screen. I have disabled it in the preferences and it is still there on launch. This is a very unprofessional looking feature and is extremely annoying to professional users like me.
18 votes -
Would like ability to search specific tools to add to my Quick tools.
Would like ability to search specific tools to add to my Quick tools, rather than hunt for tools in your always changing organization of tools. It would be great if you added some key word possibilities to those tools for the search too (like the Marquee tool could come up with have key words like, manual zoom, hand magnify, specific zoom...idk)
3 votesHi,
Since we haven’t heard back from multiple users on this, We are closing this thread.
We’ll revisit if we hear back again on thisThanks
Ayush Jain -
need to disable comments (tool) pane on right side of screen Acrobat pro 2020 for Mac
the comments(tools) pane pops up constantly while marking up PDF's. This may be a great feature for big teams, however it is a time consuming extra step that is unnecessary (and extremely irritating) for solo users. There is a work around to turn it off for DC but apparently none for acrobat pro 2020 on a Mac, as Adobe tech support took over my screen and couldn't change the setting. Adobe please make a fix for this. Thank you.
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(like in reader) option to disable auto bookmark pane
In Adobe Reader you can: https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/disable-right-hand-pane-in-acrobat-reader.html
In Acrobat Pro this option is not available. Atm i work with dozens of pdfs wich i open multiple times and i have to close the Bookmark pane every time.
I tried lot of solutions (even edit registry key) and tried to install adobe rader but it says "...already installed" and opens Acrobat Pro :'(
2 votes -
Remove useless default quick tools
Remove useless default quick tools, that take up space and limit the tools I can place on the tool bar.
3 votes -
Hide the left side tool bar
I DESPERATELY want a user preference that inhibits automatically opening the left side toolbar. I've seen a couple of other comments on the same topic where an Adobe engineer claims that F8 turns off the menu. News Flash: F8 does nothing in my Acrobat Reader AND I ALWAYS want the left-side tools menu hidden, unless summoned. I<b> READ</b> PDFs with Acrobat <b>Reader</b>, I don't need or want to see editing tools. So far (after YEARS of use) I haven't needed to redact, highlight, or annotate (comment), but I can see those capabilities as being potentially valuable when needed, though…
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permanently hide menu bar (File,edit,view,window,help) permanently
permanently hide menu bar (File,edit,view,window,help) permanently
How to permanently hide menu bar (File,edit,view,window,help) permanently (presently, when i press F9, it disappear, but when i re-open that document or any other pdf document, again that menu bar (File,edit,view,window,help) appears on screen and i never use it mostly, so can you please help me to hide menu bar (File,edit,view,window,help) permanently ? beacause my monitor screen is shorter and in that foxit pdf reader has best option to customize user interface. but i want to use adobe acrobat dc only so can you please help to give any option selection in adobe acrobat…3 votes
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