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10 votes
Hi,
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 JainAn error occurred while saving the comment Paramjeet Yadav commentedHi,
Thanks for reporting the issue! Could you please share video of the issue with us along with display settings? This would help us to reproduce and triage this issue at our end. You can mail me at payadav@adobe.com
Thanks
Paramjeet Yadav
Acrobat Team -
1 vote
Hi Rai,
I suppose you are facing this with a particular set of PDF’s. Can you please provide one such PDF. Also please provide the version of Acrobat you are using.
Thanks
An error occurred while saving the comment Paramjeet Yadav commentedHi,
Are you facing this issue for all files or some specific pdf files? If you're facing this issue with some specific pdf files, then please share one such pdf file with me at payadav@adobe.com.
Also please share the version for Acrobat.
Steps to know version of Acrobat:
Go to Help -> About Adobe Acrobat Pro DC. A window would pop up containing version number. You may send us snapshot of the pop up window.Thanks,
Paramjeet Yadav
Acrobat Team -
2 votes
Hi,
Thanks for confirming that the issue is now solved for you.
Let us know for further concerns here.
Thanks
AyushAn error occurred while saving the comment Paramjeet Yadav commentedHi,
Really sorry for the issue you’re facing. Could you please share sample folder-level javascript for which you’re facing this issue? This would help us in reproducing and investigating this issue.
Thanks,
Paramjeet Yadav -
10 votes
Hi,
Can you please confirm if you are still facing issues with launching acrobat / installing acrobat ?
-Ayush
An error occurred while saving the comment Paramjeet Yadav commentedHi Joe Torkildson,
Have you tried updating Acrobat to latest version? You can update to latest version from menu Help > Check for updates.
Please tell the version of Acrobat you're using. Go to Acrobat Pro DC > About Adobe Acrobat Pro DC > A window would pop up. You can see version number in this windows. Please share version number with us.
Thanks,
Paramjeet Yadav
Acrobat Team -
6 votes
Hi,
Since we haven’t got further updates from you on this. We are closing this issue for now.
Please reach out to us again if you have further concernsThanks
AyushAn error occurred while saving the comment Paramjeet Yadav commentedHi,
Could you please try reducing scaling factor of your OS to Recommended/Default level?
Please follow following steps:1. Change scaling factor of OS.Right click on desktop > Display Settings > 'Change the size of text, apps, and other items:' > Set this value to Recommed Value. > Close.
2. Close Acrobat.
3. Sign out of Windows and sign in again.
4. Launch Acrobat.Thanks,
Paramjeet Yadav
Acrobat Team -
1 vote
Hi,
Since we haven’t got further updates from you on this. We are closing this issue for now.
Please reach out to us again if you have further concernsThanks
AyushAn error occurred while saving the comment Paramjeet Yadav commentedHi,
Could you please tell the version number of Acrobat?
Go to Help -> About Adobe Acrobat Reader DC. A window would pop up containing version numberMeanwhile you could try following:
a. Relaunch the dialog box?
b. Also you may try reducing scaling factor of OS. Right click on desktop > Display settings > "Change the size of text, apps and other items" > Reduce scaling value.Please tell if this resolves your issue.
Thanks,
Paramjeet Yadav
Acrobat Team -
2 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment Paramjeet Yadav commented'Different DPI scaling settings for different monitors' / 'dynamic DPI scaling' is supported on Win 8.1 onwards.
In Win 7 you cannot apply different scaling settings for different monitors. Also you'll need to sign out and sign in to apply new scaling settings.
Hi,
Really sorry for the issue you're facing. I want to mention that page layout settings are applied at 2 levels. One at pdf level and other at application level. Pdf level setting overrides application level setting. So if in your pdf file, page layout is set, then it will override default page layout setting of Acrobat.
You can see page layout setting at pdf level by following following steps:
1. Open pdf file.
2. Right click on pdf file.
3. Select "Document Properties".
4. Select "Initial View" tab. Check value for "Page Layout".
5. This setting will override application level setting.
Note: If this value is set to 'deafult' then Application level setting (mentioned by Rachit) will be applied.
Reiterating how to set Application level setting( mentioend in previous comemnt by Rachit):
Preferences(Ctrl/Command + K) → Page Display → Select Page Layout
If your pdf level Page Layout setting is set to 'default' and even then your application level settings are not applied, then could you please share video of issue along with pdf file, so that we can triage it? You can send these to me at payadav@adobe.com
Thanks & Regards,
Paramjeet Yadav