No. A Portfolio is just a collection of individual files. ... View more

No longer possible. Adobe retired the activation servers for older versions, unfortunately. ... View more

Here's the basic code to use to do that. Under the document's Will Print event enter this: if (this.getField("Text1").valueAsString=="") this.getField("Text1").display = display.noPrint;   And under the Did Print event enter this: this.getField("Text1").display = display.visible;   You can duplicate those lines for each one of the fields you want to apply this for, or use a an array with the field names and a simple for-loop to iterate over all of them. ... View more

This is not really a PDF-specific issue, if you just want to rename the files. There are plenty of utilities out there that can do that. Personally, I like Bulk Rename Utility, available here: https://www.bulkrenameutility.co.uk/   ... View more

- This forum is about Acrobat SDK. - Photoshop doesn't have a "password". - If you mean serial number, you would have one if you purchased it legally. - PS CS6 can no longer be used, AFAIK. ... View more

Another option is that those files contain a script that makes some changes to them automatically when they are opened, such as filling in a field with the current date. That would also prompt Reader to ask you if you want to save the file when closing it, as it will be considered to have been modified. ... View more

That is interesting, as we were told they could not do that any longer. Maybe that changed, or wasn't true to begin with... ... View more

Then you have the wrong password, or you're entering it wrong. ... View more

Acrobat XI is no longer supported and not officially compatible with the current OS versions, so problems are to be expected. ... View more

No, it's not, since any interactive elements are flattened when the stamp is applied. And because a stamp is technically a comment (annotation) I don't think the option to convert plain-text URLs in it to clickable links will work, either. What can be done, though, is to run a separate script after applying the stamp (by clicking a button in the application's UI) to add the link to a pre-defined area of it, after it was applied. It's an extra step, but it should work. It can also be used to process multiple stamps in the same file in a single go. If you're interested in hiring a professional to create it for you, feel free to contact me privately by clicking my user-name and then on the blue "Message" button. ... View more

Also, the Date object constructor is not doing what you think it does... Run this code in the JS Console to see what's happening: new Date("02/12/25") ... View more

A script in Acrobat can be used to calculate the size of text on a page and if it exceeds a certain threshold, delete that page. However, it can only work (correctly) if the page has been OCRed, and the results of that process were good. If this is something you're interested in hiring a professional to create for you, feel free to contact me privately by clicking my user-name and then on the blue "Message" button. ... View more

You need to provide more details. How exactly is it not letting you sign the field? What happens when you try to do so? Also, what application are you using, and on what device? ... View more

It shouldn't really matter. Since the duplicate is, well, a duplicate, you can spawn new copies from it or directly from the original page. The result will technically be the same. The only difference will be if it has form fields and you select to keep them as unique fields for each page. In that case it would be better to create copies from the duplicate page, not the original one. Another option is to create multiple duplicates off the start and just use those you need, of course. ... View more

This code is based on selection in a single drop-down field, which is what I understood you asked for. If you want it to be dependent on the values of multiple fields, it would require a more complex code. ... View more

It's a very bad idea to post your serial numbers to a public forum! I will remove them for you. Hopefully no one stole them yet... Also, you should not post your contact details. ... View more

The basic code to use is this (as the custom calculation script of the text field):   var sel = this.getField("Dropdown1").valueAsString; if (sel=="ABC") event.value = "Some text for ABC"; else if (sel=="DEF") event.value = "Some other text for DEF"; // etc. else event.value = ""; ... View more

There's no need to do that. A digital signature applies to the entire file as a whole, not just to the specific page where it appears. In fact, it can also be added without appearing on any specific page at all. If you really need to do it then you'll have to use a unique signature field on each page. You can't duplicate a signature field. ... View more

Try right-clicking the field and selecting Properties, instead of doing it via the Fields List. There's a bug in some of the latest versions of Acrobat that causes changes made from that path to not stick. Also, make sure you update Acrobat to the latest version, as that might solve it, too. ... View more

Right-click the link, select Save Target As, then save the file to the local computer, open Acrobat Reader and open it there. ... View more

Make sure this button is not selected (ie. it's gray, like in the image below):     ... View more

You're still opening it in Chrome... ... View more

Use a regular PC, not a mobile device. ... View more

Share the file for further help. ... View more

It's probably Apple's standard name for the menu with the app's name. ... View more

There's no image attached to your last reply. ... View more

That is not Adobe. Looks like Chrome. They must save the file locally and then open it directly in Adobe Reader for it to work properly. ... View more