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An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment Stefan Maier commentedAny idea how to get Adobe to acknowledge this or at least get some qualified reply? I will start to lobby our uni (Imperial College London) to cancel their adobe creative cloud business plan, as it's useless now for our purposes. Most of my lecture material cannot be viewed anymore. And before someone from Adobe says this, converting everything into eBook format is not a solution, since we need to distribute as PDF.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Stefan Maier commentedI should add that the issue might also be that all computers where the crash offcures have Mojave (10.14) as the operating system. The one where it works is still on High Sierra
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Dear all,
it must be an issue with Adobe and not with older or newer Macs and Mojave. Old Macs running High Sierra have now also stopped working with movies in interactive PDFs for us (as of the most recent Acrobat DC update).
Note that the movies themselves play (say in Quicktime) fine on all machines. It definitely is an issue with Adobe Acrobat DC and it needs to get solved asap. We are really stuck.
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Stefan