Acrobat Reader

Suddenly, anytime I attempt to open a PDF, Adobe asks me to sign in.  It says I've signed in before using Google, so when I select "sign in with Google", it still asks me to provide login information.I am running Windows 10.  

Hi everybody,   I hope someone can explain the function "Permitted actions after certifying".       This function is shown then a few guys in my company try to certificate a pdf with a digital signature, but I personally can't simulate this situation. If I try the same, I never see this Option, I only can click "Sign".   In which situation will this be shown? Is it possible to deactivate this function? I'm sorry for asking, but I searched so long in internet, I can't find good informations about this "phenomenon". Thanks a lot.

Please let me know if there are any files that support SCUP Catalogs in the update of Adobe Reader DC x64 version. thanks

Mam problem z drukowaniem etykiet w formacie A6. Do tej pory wydrukowałem z Windows XP i było idealnie. Zmieniłem komputer, mam Windows 10 i etykieta drukuje się z marginesem 3,5 cm u góry. Próbowałem każdej opcji i nic nie pomaga.

Adobe DC Pro is not searchable with large PDF files (about 700mb). Can anyone help to solve this preblem please?

My adobe reader suddenly changed about 6 months ago to an online version.  I don't think I updated anything or clicked anything, but I was used to the old version.  The new version is slower, less user friendly, and keeps trying to make me pay.  Did I accidently download a different software?  Did the software change to online for everyone, or did I click on something?  Can I remove the cloud connection somehow and just have it on my computer locally like it used to be? Thank you in advance for clarification.

How do we open documents to default reader view in Acrobat Reader ?

After the automatic update on 7/14, I couldn't print .pdf's.  I tried rebooting the printer and computer (Win10 PC) )(Canon MB2720)and nothing.  I tried reader repair, no help.  Uninstalled and then installed current version.  It looks like it tries to open, but doesn't.  Now totally inoperable.

I had all filed PDF on Google Chrome, that I accessed from a site. The site lets you fill likehttps://www.courts.ca.gov/documents/fl150.pdfapkgilyUnfortunately, I hit back from MacBook pro touch pad. Is there a way to retrieve the filled one from the Chrome cache? I know the time window.

Hi, am unable to install the Adobe Acrobat reader onto my mac. It's a new macbook pro & am trying to install for the first time.Am able to download the .dmg file, but on running it get an error message as attached.

1Got A PDF from my Bank, can't read the text too small. versArchitecture: x86_64Build: 21.1.20145.425325AGM: 4.30.106CoolType: 5.14.5JP2K: 1.2.3.4816

I'm wondering if there is a way to disable the auto open/auto log n when opening my computer. I have a macbook and I don't have Adobe Reader in my dock, but frequently I will open my lap top simply to browse the web and Adobe Reader it will open and if I'm not logged in it will force me to log in before it will let me close out of it. I just want it to stay closed until I'm ready to use it...

BONJOUR   Etes vous comme moi prélevé d'un montant supérieur à vos factures sans explications d'adobe ?  Je ne trouve aucun numéro et aucune adresse mail pour les contacter... Je me sens escroqué.....      Bien cordialement 

How do I stop the attached screen popping up about every 2nd time I open or use Adobe in a day (which is a lot!).  It didn't used to happen but is driving us mad in the office.Thank you

This has been happening for several weeks.I am using Windows 10 64-bit pro, with all latest updates.I have completely removed Adobe Acrobat and re-installed Adobe Acrobat DC 64-bit edition.I run the installer as administrator, and after the installation completes, the box that asks to launch Acrobat read is checked, but the application never opens.I have periodically seen the error described here:https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/failed-to-connect-to-dde-server.htmlIf I follow those instructions acrobat can be opened for a time, but then refuses to open until I perform those steps again.How can I permanently fix this?

whenever I use a free service to convert my jpg to pdf; it downsizes the image file size to half-size!  It doesn't matter if I use convertio, pdf suite, or ADOBE free converter; it always downsizes my image dimensions; so I can't use it .  I've had a number of techs try to tell me to check my defaults, check the online site's settings, etc; but nothing works!    I have been trying to convert an image for a week now!  Is this adobe's way of making us buy a paid account?  If so; why would we buy something that doesn't work?  I CAN'T BE THE FIRST TO ASK THIS QUESTION! raphael

Anyone else find that Reader consumes a horrid amount of RAM?Right now, with just a single, 364kb pdf open, Reader is eating up over 1GB of RAM on my Mac MBA M1. That seems excessive in the extreme, and I've seen it go higher than this the longer I leave the app open.Suggestions on how to tame this?Thanks.

I have a document to be signed, but the Sign button is grayed out (I see under Preferences that signing is not allowed). I can't print it either; it simply does not print when opened in Adobe, and when I open it in Preview, I get a message telling me the document cannot be viewed in Preview.I understand that there may be a security issue with the document, that the person who created it needs to change preferences, but that person was completely confused when I told them this. Is there anything I can do? Or are there explicit instructions that I can pass along to the creator?

Acrobat DC - We got a handful of affected users, roughly 10 users out of 1000 users reported this error message (Adobe AcroCEF has stopped working) - it appears on the screen even when they are not using App. All on the latest version simple troubleshooting steps have been taken - Resolve errors related to the AcroCEF/RdrCEF processes of Acrobat/Reader (adobe.com)Logged with Adobe as well - waiting on logs to be collected.A few things are common among all the affected users :Using Citrix to access their applicationsAll on Office2016

I have a PDF that I regularly edit a few fields then "save as" with a new name.  Today I made the edits selected "save as" when I reopen the PDF the edits aren't there.  The file name is the new name but none of my changes are saved.  I am not getting an error messages when I do this.  How can I resolve this?

As not very clear from the changelogs it seems that Acrobat DC and Reader DC are now the same product. It seems that there hasn't been any thought of RDS or shared workstation environments from Adobe.So, from potentially 200 users of which around 10 users have Acrobat DC licenses the other 190 users without a paid license now get login pop-ups and can't open PDF's anymore... How can I fix this?

I need to programatically convert PDFs to Docx as the PDFs are generated. Is there a tool I can purchase or download to do this? We have been trying to use PDFTron, but are having difficulties.I am using Windows servers

When files of the form Z@xxx.tmp appear in the folder C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Local\Temp a Arial TrueType (CID) font appears as gibberish text in the printed output. Is this a bug in Adobe Reader? If yes, when will it be fixed?

I have Office 365 and when I click on pdf files in OneDrive it always opens in the browser but I would like it to open with the associated program instead. It works with other files, the .doc opens in Word.I have changed settings in the library to open in the client application.

Adobe acrobat downloads correctly but crashes at the end of the install with no trace. This is a fresh install of win7 pro so the system is entirely default. Only Firefox was installed first.