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7 votesPlanned · 1 comment · Acrobat for Windows and Mac » Commenting · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →Kelly Vaughn
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5 votesNeed Info · 2 comments · Acrobat for Windows and Mac » Page Operations · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →Kelly Vaughn
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The eraser in Bluebeam works like one would expect an eraser to. It erases whatever you draw over. Sort of like Redaction, but with an eraser. So easy! You at Adobe should seriously download a copy of Bluebeam Revu so you can see the tools that your competitors are making for people!
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Bluebeam Revu filters comments in real time, flawlessly.
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2 votesNeed Info · 3 comments · Acrobat for Windows and Mac » Commenting · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →Kelly Vaughn
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Make it totally resizeable. Right now it only resizes up, not down. The width of the comment pane is too wide. If you want to see how his should be properly implemented, look at how Bluebeam Revu does it.
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6 votesPlanned · 2 comments · Acrobat for Windows and Mac » Commenting · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →Kelly Vaughn
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This is a hot button issue in the forums. https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2541730
Bluebeam Revu has the checkbox easily accessible and I've switched to Revu for all my PDF commenting needs.
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4 votes0 comments · Acrobat for Windows and Mac » Share & Collaboration · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →Kelly Vaughn
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3 votesPlanned · 2 comments · Acrobat for Windows and Mac » Commenting · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →Kelly Vaughn
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This is a hot button issue in the forums: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2541730
Bluebeam Revu has the comment checkbox easily accessible, and I've switched over to Revu for all my PDF commenting needs.
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6 votesPlanned · 2 comments · Acrobat for Windows and Mac » Commenting · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →Kelly Vaughn
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This is a hot-button issue in the forums: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2541730
Bluebeam Revu has the comment checkbox easily accessible. I've switched to Revu for all my PDF commenting needs.
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15 votesPlanned · 3 comments · Acrobat for Windows and Mac » Commenting · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →Kelly Vaughn
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This is a huge issue on the forums: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2541730
Everyone agrees it should be brought back.
Bluebeam Revu has the checkbox prominently displayed and easy to access.
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292 votesUnder review · 118 comments · Acrobat for Windows and Mac » User Interface · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →Kelly Vaughn
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Full customization of toolbars would be great! Acrobat does not offer this, but Bluebeam Revu does.
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Adobe is well aware of how much people dislike the DC interface. It’s very polarizing. It would be helpful if they would simply explain to their users the logic behind the DC interface: with regard to the giant buttons and what seem to be oceans of wasted space. I know they didn’t do it randomly, but to most desktop users, it seems like it was designed by people who aren’t even Acrobat users. Acrobat people: can you chime in and tell people to logic behind the DC user interface?
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This is such a hot-button issue (3 of the top 4 feature requests deal with toolbars), that I decided to make another video to help the users. There actually are several ways to customize your toolbars. They are buried under "Customize Quick Tools", they Show/Hide menu, and "Create Custom Tool."
I think a big reason for the major confusion on the part of the users is that Adobe didn't use standard nomenclature. There are about 5 different areas of the UI that are called "tools." In my opinion, "Create Custom Tool" should rather be called "Create Custom Toolbar Configuration."
This first video deals with how to show and hide different areas of the toolbar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpG3kDvmTJ4&t=30s
And this video shows how to create a "Custom Tool" : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMkaxy1Pi88&t=3s
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I see the main issue is that Acrobat DC was designed for Touch screens. And the desktop users were just eft to deal with it. But InDesign did a much better job in my opinion. They created a "Touch" workspace that didn't hijack the UI of the traditional desktop version. When in "Touch" workspace mode, the tools get simpler and the buttons larger. This is how Acrobat should have done it! https://indesignsecrets.com/using-the-indesign-touch-workspace.php
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Because so many people are complaining about the layout of the toolbars in Acrobat DC, I made a video explaining how to customize them. Customizing the toolbars is not difficult, it's just hidden. https://youtu.be/zpG3kDvmTJ4
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I agree completely. I actually switched to a competitor product for all my PDF commenting needs.
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Yes x 1000!
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Hi,
Thanks for reporting the issue to us. We tried the steps but were unable to reproduce the issue in-house. Can you please provide us the following details :
1. Since you mentioned that the application crashes, can you please share the crash logs with us? Once you see the crash dialog, go to Task Manager, right click on Acrobat process and click on create dump file.
2. It will be great if you can share a video of the issue.
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Sandeep GroverKelly Vaughn
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This is a hot button issue on the forums: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2541730
Bluebeam Revu has their checkbox easily accessible. I've switched to that program for all my PDF commenting needs.