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Miguel Medalha
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(@Simon, below) I don't think that we should send hate towards others, because after all we would be hating ourselves. But yes, I partake of your frustration and even some anger, but let's hope that goodwill towards its users and clients prevails at Adobe.
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It's as if Acrobat developers are into "recreation programming" and completely ignore that a lot of professionals actually use Acrobat Pro in the production of such things as newspapers, magazines, books, digitization projects and so on. What they did was unacceptable. Our newspaper was surprised by this "update" on the very day of edition closure and we couldn't find a way to use our much needed batch Sequences, which took us a lot of time and work to develop. On top of that, Acrobat kept crashing, sometimes from simple things like clicking on a link. Adobe treated Acrobat Pro as if it was a simple PDF viewer. They seem completely removed from the reality of their costumer base. We are now actively looking for an alternative PDF editor, made by a company which doesn't despise its professional clients.
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@Claude Mundy
Maybe this happened in the way described by (I suppose) Winston Churchill:
A camel is a horse designed by a comittee.
Maybe.