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Hi,
Thank you for raising these accessibility issues. The post mentions about the following six bugs being introduced with the update that went live on September 14, 2021
1: Alt-Text from MS Word is not converting into the PDF. Instead, it is dropped and gibberish code is inserted
2: Every cell border on every table cell is being tagged as <P>PathPathPathPath
3: The underline on Hyperlinks should be tagged as artifacts
4: Borders and background shadings on Text Boxes are being tagged as a combination of <Figure>s and PathPathPath
5: Paragraph borders and shadings: same deal as #4 above.Per the PDF/UA-1 standard, they are visually decorative and should be artifacted
6: Dragging and dropping elements in both the Tag and Order panels is now broken.Would like to mention that out of these, #1 and #6 were introduced with the Sep 14 update and remaining (#2, #3, #4 & #5)…
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Bug: Cannot edit the margins when printing "Multiple" in Acrobat Pro.
1. Open a PDF file in Acrobat Pro.
2. Select Print>Adobe PDF.
3. Select Multiple.
4. (Set whatever settings you want, example: Custom 1 by 2.)
5. Click Page Setup.
6. The Margins are fixed at 1" and they are NOT editable.Bug: The margins must be editable. There is too much wasted white space.
Refer to the attached screen shot with notations.
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Bug: Cannot edit the margins when printing "Multiple" in Acrobat Pro.
1. Open a PDF file in Acrobat Pro.
2. Select Print>Adobe PDF.
3. Select Multiple.
4. (Set whatever settings you want, example: Custom 1 by 2.)
5. Click Page Setup.
6. The Margins are fixed at 1" and they are NOT editable.Bug: The margins must be editable. There is too much wasted white space.
Refer to the attached screen shot with notations.
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Hi
How are you creating the PDFs?
What format documents are you converting?Thanks
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Note that it would seem easy to add a radio button for "All open PDFs".
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Thanks for reporting the issue.
It is currently under review.
We will keep you posted.Thanks
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Thanks for your feature request. It is under review.
Thanks
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Hi
Thanks for sharing your request. We have taken your feature request which will be prioritized based on other backlog items.
We will keep you posted on its status.Thanks
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Thanks for your feature request. We are reviewing it.
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I agree! As the editor, I need the insert text, replace text, text box, text... all other options. Also, I'd like a special color or flag just for me so other reviewers know the editor has posted something and can differentiate an editorial from a technical comment/change.
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Acrobat Pro Feature Request
I have a document that is approximately 6x3". I need to output this document to two different PDF deliverable files:
1) at the 6"x3" size, for use on a tiny screen
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2) on 8.5"x11" size with 3 tiny pages per sheet, for efficient printout on standard paper or viewing in PDF
I save my source content to the 6"x3" size and get a beautiful PDF file. Deliverable 1 looks great.
But, I cannot save my source content to PDF with multiple pages per sheet (from Word).
Also, from Acrobat, I cannot save the output 1 file to a PDF with 3 pages per sheet to get high-quality deliverable #2 files.
The workaround I'm currently using (which results in poor image quality, mostly dumb/broken PDF file, and virtually no control over settings): I PRINT the option 1 deliverable to the Printer "Adobe PDF", under Page Sizing & Handling, select Multiple > Pages per sheet: Custom, 1 by 3; Page order: Vertical. Refer to the attached screenshot of my printer settings and the print preview for what I'm trying to achieve.
The result is a pretty ugly, useless PDF file. But, it's printable on normal office paper (double-sided if you like). A Save As option that allows alignment of multiple pages on one PDF page would solve the whole messy problem and save steps, too. (Happy customers and document readers!)
Summary: I would like to be able to Save As PDF from within Acrobat Pro and have the option of laying out the pages as shown in my work-around screenshot. This way, the image quality, hyperlinks, etc. will work and be optimal.
Thank you!
--Laura
I'm on Windows 10, Acrobat Pro DC V 2021.007.20099