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It can't install on iOS previous versions
It's cannot installed on previous iOS versions unfortunately.
So sad.1 voteHi,
The current minimum iOS requirement for Acrobat Reader is iOS 11.2. If you have an older iOS version, you will not be able to install the latest version of Acrobat Reader.
Here are a couple of options that you can try.
(a) Update iOS on your iPad/iPhone
If you have a relatively new iPad/iPhone (e.g. iPhone 5s/SE or later OR iPad Air 1st gen. or later), you should be able to update to iOS 12.1. After updating iOS to the latest version, you can now install the latest version of Acrobat Reader.
(b) Download the last compatible (not the latest) version of Acrobat Reader
When you go to the App Store app on your iPad/iPhone and try to install the latest version of Acrobat Reader, do you see the alert with the title “Download an older version of this app?” and the Download option?
If so, you can choose…
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Lost Comments: The new app keeps deleting/not saving annotations
After actualization the new app keeps deleting/not saving the coments, the highlights, etc., all the modifictions I do to the pdfs. Why?! It is extremely frustrating, as I work with Academic texts in my PhD research, and I lose every single note I add. This never happened in the ancient app, which was very fine.
147 votesHi,
We’re really sorry for any inconveniences this has caused.
If you can answer any of these specific questions, that would be really helpful:
- How long had you been commenting for before you lost data?
- Did you click the ‘done’ button in the top left?
- Did you only use a single tool (highlight), or did you alternate?
- How did you leave the pdf you were commenting before your comments were lost? (Switching to another app, closing the app, etc.)
- Did you share the file?
- Did the app crash?If possible, would you mind taking a screen recording of the issue? You can find information on how to do so here: support.apple.com/en-us/HT207935
Thank you,
Jeffrey
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