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there is a bug when correcting and adding a superscript number
When adding a correction which involves a superscript number or letter, when I "post" the correction the superscript is changed to a subscript.
I am using Adobe Acrobat Reader DC (21.001.20149) with windows 102 votes -
"highlight current bookmark" does not work any more
When the above option is selected the hightlighting of the current bookmark should follow the reading, i.e. the hightlighted bookmark should be synchronous to the currently read text. This was the case in former Readers but does not work any more.
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Add "Fill & Sign" in "Collaborate on PDF" in Microsoft Teams
Please add "Fill & Sign" in "Collaborate on PDF" in Microsoft Teams.
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a feature which allows the user to translate text in a PDF
environment: Windows 10
Need a feature which can translate PDF text from Russian to Dutch, Russian to English please.
As the PDFs aren't like Obama's bc; I can't just open layers in Illustrator to copy & paste, then use a google translator. Plus, with crochet patterns, meaning is everything.
For now I am paying a lady in Petrograd to do the English trans for me. Thanks, research0digo a/t gee male!1 vote -
Adobe Reader 21.001.20145, 32BitMAPIBroker.exe crash when exiting (OL 2013, Server 2012 R2)
We are using Adobe Reader 21.001.20145 (32 bit) Optional update, Mar 10, 2021 and Office 2013 Version 15.0.5275.1000 (32 bit) on Windows Server 2012 R2 with all updates installed (March 2021)
The error occurs after sending an email (successfully) using Adobe Acrobat Reader DC 21.001.20145. If you then close Acrobat Reader, the program crashes with the error 32BitMAPIBroker.exe (see screenshot attached).
The problem does not occur with an older version, fe. 2020.006.20034 of Acrobat Reader .
The same problem existed before, here is the reference to it
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Mouse cursor keep windows settings
I have accessibility settings for mouse cursor in windows, big red cursor because I don't see little white/black cursor. In adobe reader it disappear hovering to document, it turn into tiny black cross-hair. Please keep it as i set it in windows.
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Settings to hide “Try acrobat pro” blue button in top right of program
In February version of Acrobat Reader, a blue button that invite us to try acrobat pro is visible. But in a Corp environnement this is not suitable.
The button is visible even if acrobat Pro is installed on computer.
Please give us a setting to hide this button.
Attachement : screenshot of button
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3 votes
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Hide (not collapse) Right Tool Pane completely.
The collapsed Right Tool Pane violates usability principles. To quickly scroll a page, users can no longer just drag the mouse cursor all the way Right, to click on the Right scroll bar. This would probably take only 1 sec. With the annoying Right Tool Pane collapsed, nesting right beside the Right scroll bar, users must now carefully drag the mouse cursor, take aim so-as-to not click on the Right collapsed pane, then can he/ she click on the right scroll bar. This is really slow and inefficient.
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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
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Adobe Reader causes MS Edge to slow down opening pdfs
I use Microsoft Edge in Windows 10 to view pdfs because it loads pdfs very quickly, and is smooth and responsive; it takes less than 5s to open 300MB+ pdfs.
Installed Adobe Reader recently because I needed the Fill & Sign function. I use Reader to Fill & Sign pdfs while viewing other pdfs with Edge.
After the installation, Edge takes more than 15s to open a pdf, even with small pdfs under 1MB. It has also become laggy. Chrome isn't affected though.
Completely closing Adobe Reader and reopening a pdf with Edge again solves this issue. It's a workaround but after a couple of days it's starting to get annoying. Please fix this.
I use Microsoft Edge in Windows 10 to view pdfs because it loads pdfs very quickly, and is smooth and responsive; it takes less than 5s to open 300MB+ pdfs.
Installed Adobe Reader recently because I needed the Fill & Sign function. I use Reader to Fill & Sign pdfs while viewing other pdfs with Edge.
After the installation, Edge takes more than 15s to open a pdf, even with small pdfs under 1MB. It has also become laggy. Chrome isn't affected though.
Completely closing Adobe Reader and reopening a pdf with Edge…
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Cannot disable 'Fill & Sign' autocomplete.
I've already went online to unchecked the 'Auto-suggestions' option and cleared suggestions history.
Went back to using the Windows offline version. I am not signed in. suggestions still pop-up. Please look into this.
Also, for the love of all's good, please make this setting more accessible. Either make this setting available directly within the app itself or accessible directly online.
I cannot fathom why would they make the user jump through hoops for simple, commonly used functions. It's almost as if the offline and online functions were designed and developed completely separately and then later clunked together.
Recently kind of being forced to going back to using Adobe Reader after more than 10 years. Whatever happened to the workflow of the past as demonstrated in PS and Audition?
I've already went online to unchecked the 'Auto-suggestions' option and cleared suggestions history.
Went back to using the Windows offline version. I am not signed in. suggestions still pop-up. Please look into this.
Also, for the love of all's good, please make this setting more accessible. Either make this setting available directly within the app itself or accessible directly online.
I cannot fathom why would they make the user jump through hoops for simple, commonly used functions. It's almost as if the offline and online functions were designed and developed completely separately and then later clunked together.
Recently kind of…
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BUG - Black cursor mark can become frozen on screen
If you put the cursor mark in the text of a pdf, then click out of the window while the cursor mark is black, it will remain black on the page frozen until you click that spot again. This can be repeated infinitely, making a bunch of black marks on the page.
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Bug - Tooltip Bug at Installation
The percentage of completed installation is not updating in the tooltip.
I have attached an image of it.1 vote -
File Name Does Not Appear on Adobe Reader Tabs
When I open different PDF files, the file names does not appear in the Adobe Reader tabs (as tooltip)! A simple example: if I have two copies of a tax form, one for me and one for my wife (with different file names), when I opened them in Adobe, the name appears the same and it shows the type of form only (form name only and not the file name) for both of them. When working with some files (e.g. I am opening some different standards to read at the same time), it is hard to find the one you are looking for without having the name. I believe this was working fine before and was showing the file name, but it does not show the file name in newer versions anymore.
I am using Adobe Reader DC , version: 2021.001.202155.Thank you for looking into this issue!
When I open different PDF files, the file names does not appear in the Adobe Reader tabs (as tooltip)! A simple example: if I have two copies of a tax form, one for me and one for my wife (with different file names), when I opened them in Adobe, the name appears the same and it shows the type of form only (form name only and not the file name) for both of them. When working with some files (e.g. I am opening some different standards to read at the same time), it is hard to find the one you…
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Please expand your comparison chart for acrobat and acrobat pro to include functions of adobe reader for quick reference
Please expand your comparison chart for acrobat and acrobat pro to include functions of adobe reader for quick reference
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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.
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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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