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  1. 17 votes
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    Under review  ·  Lovekesh garg responded

    We have logged a bug for this issue. We will update you, once the engineering team will prioritize the bug and fix it.
    Thanks.

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    Anonymous commented  · 

    2½ years and Adobe has done nothing about this issue. Adobe calls it customer "support".

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    I don't think I'm doing anything special when this happens other than perhaps working on a PDF that appears on my 2nd (non-main) monitor. Usually, I'll be in Editing or Commenting mode involving a large PDF (created by combining other PDFs) and I'll be searching for a word/phrase. Then, sometimes, a large rectangular block of the PDF will be blacked-out, usually after I scroll down. I'll then have to hit Ctrl-0 or Ctrl-1 to restore the document, but that's a temporary fix.

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    When I click Edit, it shows the default font size (=12). Sometimes, when adding text, I use a different size font. However, when I add text at some other place, rather than changing the default font size to the different size font I just used, Adobe goes back to the default font size, so I have to change it again. THIS IS ANNOYING AS ****. Adobe should give me the option of changing the default font size!