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  1. Ctrl+F -- Highlight Existing Search Text When Doing a New Find

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    Resolved  ·  AdminAakash Deep (Software Engineer, Adobe) responded

    Hi Everyone,

    The issue has been fixed in the latest update of Adobe Acrobat and Reader (Version: 2019.012.20036). Please update your applications to the latest version and let us know if you’re facing any issues.

    For getting the latest version of the application (Adobe Acrobat or Reader DC)

    - Open the Adobe Acrobat or Reader DC application in your machine.
    – Click on the ‘Help’ menu in the application.
    – Click on ‘Check for Updates…’.
    – Update your application to the latest version and verify that the latest version is 2019.012.20036

    For getting the version of the application (Adobe Acrobat or Reader DC)

    - Open the Adobe Acrobat Reader DC application in your machine.
    – Click on the ‘Help’ menu in the application.
    – Click on ‘About Adobe Acrobat Reader DC…’.

    Thanks
    Aakash, Adobe Acrobat DC Team

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    lc commented  · 

    In the mean time, you can do the following:
    ctrl f + a (opens find dialogue box, then selects all text within the find dialogue box). Not ideal, but better than holding backspace