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It does not convert ACSM files to PDF
I just purchased the Adobe Acrobat PDF Pack...the UPGRADED one...fotr $ $18 per year. And it does not convert ACSM files to PDF. That is not good and not functional. Please fix it and please let me know when it is done. Thank you.
Bidut Chowdhury
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Provide option to delete the recently accessed FOLDER paths under 'My Computer' list
It's a simple thing, but I'd rather not look at previously accessed folder paths.
1 vote -
Fix Issue: Protected Mode prevents 3D PDF rendering hardware acceleration with NVidia graphics
If using a PC with NVidia graphic cards, hardware acceleration is automatically deactivated if protected mode on startup is active. This slows down 3D PDFs significantly.
Deactivating Protected Mode on Startup allows for hardware acceleration again.
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Adobe Reader DC should open Windows Protocol Handler links regardless of the default browser
Hello. We have a situation where a Windows protocol handler product is used to open documents from an EDRMS. At some point Adobe has apparently changed how it opens links. Now it simply passes a link to the system's default browser on the command line. As as some browsers (notably Chrome and recent builds of Edge which are based on Chromium) don't handle protocol handler URLs from the command line, this style of link now fails to activate.
Links will be of a form similar to example://12345/open but I think this is an issue for all Windows protocol handlers.
ENVIRONMENT:
Windows 10,
Adobe Acrobat Reader DC 2021.001.20145, and
Chrome 89.0.4389.90 (64 bit) as the system's default browser.STEPS TO REPRODUCE:
(1) Create and register a Windows Protocol Handler. (Example instructions: https://medium.com/swlh/custom-protocol-handling-how-to-8ac41ff651eb )
(2) Make sure Chrome is the system's default browser.
(3) Create a PDF which includes a hyperlink to open a URL of the registered protocol's form.
(4) Confirm that the protocol handler activates and does its thing when pasted into the Windows Start/Run dialog. (This is just to confirm that it's registered properly as far as Windows is concerned.)
(5) Open Adobe Acrobat Reader DC, disable "Enable Protected Mode At Startup" under the Enhanced Security preferences, and restart Adobe Acrobat Reader DC.
(6) Open the PDF that was created in step 3.
(7) Click the protocol handler's link, and click through any warnings.
EXPECTED RESULT:
- The protocol handler should be run according to the link that was clicked. (In our own case, the designated executable should go to the EDRMS and cause the document to be checked out and opened.)
OBSERVED RESULT:
- A blank Chrome browser window opens.
- Interrogating the process list with Powershell indicates that the new Chrome window was opened with the protocol handler's URL on the command line. For example:
PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> Get-CimInstance win32process | Where-Object {$.Name -eq "chrome.exe"} | Select-Object CommandLine
CommandLine
"C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" --single-argument example://12345/open
"C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" --type=crashpad-handler "--user-data-dir=C:\Users\usernm\AppData\L...
"C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" --type=gpu-process --field-trial-handle=1660,1197437607337992284,2...
"C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" --type=utility --utility-sub-type=network.mojom.NetworkService --f...
"C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" --type=utility --utility-sub-type=storage.mojom.StorageService --f...
"C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" --type=renderer --field-trial-handle=1660,1197437607337992284,2916...
"C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" --type=renderer --field-trial-handle=1660,1197437607337992284,2916...
"C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" --type=renderer --field-trial-handle=1660,1197437607337992284,2916...ADDITIONAL:
If Firefox or MSIE was set as the default browser, then the browser opens. It typically displays an additional warning, but still allows the protocol handler to be activated. This is consistent with those browsers' behaviour when a non-http link is provided on the command line.
Ideally, if there's no compelling reason not to, I think Adobe Reader should be telling the OS to handle the protocol handler links instead of the default browser. It might be that this will still fail when Adobe Reader is running in Protected Mode, but we're making a conscious decision to run it without protected mode in some contexts so that we can use these links.
Thanks.
Hello. We have a situation where a Windows protocol handler product is used to open documents from an EDRMS. At some point Adobe has apparently changed how it opens links. Now it simply passes a link to the system's default browser on the command line. As as some browsers (notably Chrome and recent builds of Edge which are based on Chromium) don't handle protocol handler URLs from the command line, this style of link now fails to activate.
Links will be of a form similar to example://12345/open but I think this is an issue for all Windows protocol handlers.
ENVIRONMENT:
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2D rendering
large file with 2D graphics with areas of transparency is displayed with long delays compared to competing for software. I have Intel UHD 630 graphics and NVidia MX150 which is great for games with full HD resolution. There are also no problems with UHD. On the other hand, displaying in Adobe a 2D file when scrolling, zooming in or out has delays of up to a second!
No options in the graphics acceleration panel. Was not found.
This software uses only one GPU not even in full. Furthermore, 3D graphics work excellent but not 2D.2 votes -
AZ comments sort
Add alphabetic sorting to comments
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save all closed tabs
It would be nice to have a 'save all closed tabs'. Then I can re-open these on the next session. Unfortunately, this option is still not available.
Google has such extension called OneTab. Something similar on Adobe Reader would be great!
This has been requested by several others (see in comments https://acrobat.uservoice.com/forums/590923-acrobat-for-windows-and-mac/suggestions/31145458-save-all-tabs-with-one-click)Once you re-start, you should just be able to re-open the whole bunch of pdf's that you closed before with one click
3 votes -
Get rid of the tools pane by default.
Get rid of the tools pane by default. No one I have ever met wants it there by default. Please get rid of it.
51 votes -
Replicate the Adobe Acrobat Internet Explorer extensions over to Microsoft Edge Chromium
Most people are moving to Microsoft Edge Chromium and within our company we plan to move to this browser as a default.
These new chromium browsers don't support Active x and OBH's.Currently the Adobe Extension from the Chrome Web Store seems to be the only Extension Solution to open PDF's from Edge Browsers but all this does is open the document in the installed Application and not within the existing Frame, as the Extension previously would.
1 vote -
latest update appears to have broken features
In your recent update these features no longer seem to properly work:
PDF Thumbnail previews in Windows Explorer : this use to show the first page in a PDF as a JPG image. It no longer does.
Text in dialog boxes becomes small when document is open. Can no longer change the size of the fonts in these dialog boxes. They change to very small font sizes when a document is opened, difficult to read
1 vote -
AcroPDFImpl64.dll crashes when PDF is accessed via ActiveX/Webbrowser Control x64
Following bug has been introduced with a recent Adobe Reader (or Windows?) update. It affects all our customers.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a 64 Bit C# application (32 Bit Works)
2. In the application, use ActiveX, or WebBrowser control and open/navigate to "C:\documentname.pdf"Expected result: PDF shows up
Actual result: Screen stays gray. In the Windows Error Reporting you will see that AcroPDFImpl64.dll has crashed.
It is very important for us, because our customers rely on this functionality and our software product is currently not useable due to this bug.
Please contact me through email info at hickelsoft.de . Thank you very much!
Best regards,
Daniel Marschall
CEO of HickelSOFTFollowing bug has been introduced with a recent Adobe Reader (or Windows?) update. It affects all our customers.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a 64 Bit C# application (32 Bit Works)
2. In the application, use ActiveX, or WebBrowser control and open/navigate to "C:\documentname.pdf"Expected result: PDF shows up
Actual result: Screen stays gray. In the Windows Error Reporting you will see that AcroPDFImpl64.dll has crashed.
It is very important for us, because our customers rely on this functionality and our software product is currently not useable due to this bug.
Please contact me through email info at hickelsoft.de .…
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How could I install Acrobat reader DC 64 Bits?
I have most recent windows 10 Pro 64 bits, but I could not install Acrobat Reader DC 64 bits. I installed several times, but it appeared only installed the ones of 32bits.
1 vote -
BUG: Adobe Acrobat Reader on Windows Cannot View Signature from iPad/iPhone
Hi, please investigate why Adobe Acrobat Reader on Windows cannot view signature signed (hand signature) from iPad/iPhone
1 vote -
BUG: Fill & Sign types barcode instead of text (wrong font)
When I use Fill & Sign tool all letter are typing as barcode. I have no option to change font.
BUT! when I type "space" - barcode font is changed to normal text. After deleting space I have barcode again.
Reader DC - Czech (21.005.20048)1 vote -
Availability of document cloud files offline
When reading a book from the adobe document cloud, it's always a necessity to have an internet connection. But sometimes it could really help if there's an option to make the file available offline, synced to the latest changes. We can always save the file locally, but that would not help to sync the changes like notes/highlights made on the file to other devices.
1 vote -
BUG: Printing using AxInterop.AcroPDFLib.dll is not performed.
- BUG: Printing using AxInterop.AcroPDFLib.dll is not performed.
- Print using axAcroPDF.printWithDialog () of AxInterop.AcroPDFLib.dll in C #.It occurred after the Windows version up. 3.Windows10.ver2004(build:19041.1052) Acrobat Reader ver2021.005.20048
- The print dialog box is displayed
- The print dialog box not displayed
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Key Combo Crashes Acrobat Reader DC
In a shared document on macOS Mojave, press Shift + Left-Arrow. The app displays an error message and locks up. The OK button does not dismiss the error and the app must be Force Quit. H/W is MacBook Pro and Apple Wireless Keyboard.
1 vote -
Acrobat Reader DC shows multiple tabs as windows on hover on taskbar
When multiple documents is opened in multiple tabs in Acrobat Reader, and when hover mouse over the Reader icon on the taskbar, it shows multiple windows in preview instead of one window. It would be a good thing to add that as a option so that behavior is similar as Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox which shows one window and active tab instead of multiple windows in the taskbar. It is really struggle to deal with multiple documents and when you want to restore minimized Reader window to the last opened tab.
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No notifications from shared PDF recipient
I share PDFs to clients and they correctly receive the email and click the button link which displays the shared PDF.
I'm sure that in the past I've received email notifications whenever they have viewed the file. (The status of the PDF then updates in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC desktop app to say 'VIEWED' or 'OPENED'.)
Recently I've had no notifications and no updates and yet the client HAS received and viewed the PDF. Through much testing, I've worked out that the notifications/updates only trigger if the client is signed in to Adobe (with an Adobe ID) which I find limiting.
I like the assurance that a PDF HAS been VIEWED (and therefore RECEIVED) as part of my workflow and suggest that the act of clicking the link button in the recipient's email SHOULD trigger a VIEWED notification regardless of whether the person is signed in to Adobe or not. Afterall, the email that I am entering to share the PDF is the same as the one receiving the email. Clicking the link implies that they are giving permission to view the PDF from me.
WeTransfer triggers a download notification using the same kind of emailed link.I share PDFs to clients and they correctly receive the email and click the button link which displays the shared PDF.
I'm sure that in the past I've received email notifications whenever they have viewed the file. (The status of the PDF then updates in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC desktop app to say 'VIEWED' or 'OPENED'.)
Recently I've had no notifications and no updates and yet the client HAS received and viewed the PDF. Through much testing, I've worked out that the notifications/updates only trigger if the client is signed in to Adobe (with an Adobe ID) which I…1 vote -
scroll drop down
Allow for the mouse scroll wheel to scroll drop-down lists in Forms instead of scrolling to the next page.
3 votes
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