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    Richard Roland commented  · 

    I have bad news for the many folks who have posted here about how wonderful it is to be able to revert back: Corporations do not EVER leave such measures in place permanently. It's just a matter of time until you will be forced to live with the unbearable new UI or look for another product. The time for searching for a replacement is now.

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    Richard Roland commented  · 

    Baltimore CanvasProducts, Inc., this is just a temporary reprieve. We'll be walking the Green Mile soon.

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    Richard Roland commented  · 

    Those of you who think this is just a matter of learning a differently layed out interface are in for a rude awakening.

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    Richard Roland commented  · 

    Adobe obviously has already decided to make this monstrosity of a UI permanent, and at some point to take away the ability to revert. We are so screwed. Adobe is an elephant with no concern for the ants (us) it steps on.

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    Richard Roland commented  · 

    I use Acrobat Reader daily to read MANY documents. It was bad enough that I was forced to click on F4 and Shift-F4 upon opening each document to hide the left and right panes. Now we have this new insane space-hogging pane on the left side. And don't get me started about the removal of the standard menu that the world has settled on for good reasons. Indeed, Adobe's calling this monstrosity 'modern' is nothing but gaslighting. Someone at Adobe with some clout needs to let the poor dears who came up with this have their little feelings hurt and save the users from serious and ongoing pain.

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