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Thanks for the update Jan. Glad to know that your problem is resolved.
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Michael
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I have been using Acrobat XI for the past few months, I tried Acrobat DC again - it seemed ok, then memory problems started again. Everyone on this forum must pay for, or the company they work for must pay for the Adobe subscription.
As before I am asking –why has this not been patched yet?
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There is new update for Acrobat DC. Has anyone tried it yet?
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Hi Amboo, I am using an iMac (27-inch, Mid 2010) with 16gb ram running Mac OS Sierra 10.12.6. The version of Acrobat I was using was DC, (running Acrobat XI just now with no Issues) In addition, the plug in I have is Pitstop Pro 17 which runs no problem with Acrobat XI,
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I have exactly the same problem. I was using Acrobat DC with no System Memory Pressure until September too. Creative Cloud is a subscription service - why is Adobe not patching Acrobat DC?
I will try with Acrobat XI.
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Hello, I have an update to the Acrobat DC issue. I have moved on to another iMac (the older one was a 2011 model – I have migrated to a 2013 model). I made a clean install of High Sierra from a usb flash drive, downloaded all the CC applications that I use, including Acrobat DC. I also installed the 2018 update of Pitstop Pro. One item I did not reinstall was Adobe Flash. So far I have not had the problem with excessive ram usage. So could Flash be the issue? Or could it be Pitstop Pro?