Hi @rami_7968,      Thank you for reaching out, and I apologize for the trouble you experienced.  Are you experiencing this issue when exporting any file to PDF or another format? This issue only occurs when you export the file to the following versions: PDF/X-1a and PDF/X-4.    If you are exporting to these versions PDF/X-1a, PDF/X-4 and you are getting an error Core Requirements Across PDF/X Versions: Font Embedding: All fonts must be fully embedded, not just subsetted, so they print correctly. Page Boxes: Defined Trim Box, Bleed Box, and Crop Box are essential for accurate cutting and placement. Color Information: Requires defined output intent, specifying intended printing conditions. No Interactive Elements: No encryption, audio, video, or JavaScript; it's a static, print-focused format. File Identification: A special tag identifies the PDF/X version used.   This always occurs when exporting a file to the PDF format. Please ensure that your copy of Adobe Acrobat is up to date. To check for any pending updates, launch Acrobat, then select Help > Check For Updates. Also, try the following: 1. Launch Acrobat > Sign out. Close Acrobat. 2. Launch Acrobat and try signing in with your Adobe ID. (Ensure there are no pending updates)   If you are still experiencing the issue, help us with the following details: Acrobat version installed:   https://adobe.ly/3PQQ7nE OS name and version. Screen recording showing the problem.    Best regards, Tariq | Adobe Community Team ... View more

Hi @marcelino_9341,    Thanks for the clear description—that’s super helpful. From what you’ve observed (File ► Print shows 3 copies, but clicking the printer icon prints 1 copy), this usually points to the default copy count being set outside Acrobat or a per‑PDF “print dialog preset” being honored by Acrobat’s File ► Print dialog. Below are the quickest checks and fixes, starting with the most likely root cause on Windows. If you’re on macOS, please let me know (see the single follow-up at the end), and I’ll tailor the steps accordingly.   Fix the printer’s system defaults (they override apps)(i am sure you know this all, putting this here anyway) Many Windows printers have two places for defaults: Printing Preferences (per user) Printing Defaults (system/wide; applied by the driver and can “snap back” when a new document prints) If Printing Defaults are set to 3 copies, Acrobat’s File ► Print will keep pulling 3 even if you set 1 in Preferences. How to correct it (Windows): Open Control Panel → Devices and Printers (or Settings → Bluetooth & devices → Printers & scanners). Right‑click your physical printer (not “Adobe PDF”) → Printer properties (sometimes “Properties”). Go to the Advanced tab → click Printing Defaults… Set the Number of copies to 1, and then click Apply / OK. While you’re here, also check Printing Preferences and set the Number of copies to 1 so that user and system defaults match.    Quick diagnostic flow New blank PDF (or a simple one‑page PDF) → Use system print dialog → print → copies should be 1. Same printer, different app (e.g., Notepad/Word) → File ► Print → confirm copies default to 1. Problem PDF → File ► Properties → Advanced → check Print Dialog Presets. If the problem persists only in Acrobat’s File ► Print, reset Acrobat preferences (Step 4) and re‑test. If the issue is reproducible, this may require in-depth troubleshooting; try contacting Adobe Support for further assistance.       Best regards, Tariq | Adobe Community Team ... View more

Hello,  Multi-line Text Fields – Keeping Boxes Small but Showing All Text Set the field as multi-line in Prepare Form. Enable Scroll long text: Right-click the text field → Properties → Options tab → tick Multi-line and Scroll long text. This ensures users can type more than the visible area and scroll within the field. Auto font size: In Properties → Appearance, set Font Size to Auto. This will shrink text as needed so all content fits within the box. Alternative for full visibility: If you want the entire text visible without scrolling, Acrobat doesn’t dynamically resize the field, but you can: Use Expand to Fit in dynamic XFA forms (requires LiveCycle Designer or AEM Forms). Alternatively, add a tooltip (Properties → General → Tooltip) so that hovering displays the full text.     Displaying Comments Instead of Icons Acrobat’s default behaviour is to show a comment icon on the page. To display comments inline: Go to View → Comments → Show Comments List  In Preferences → Commenting, enable Print notes and pop-ups if you want them visible when printing. For templates: There’s no setting to force comments to appear permanently on the page in the PDF itself; they remain as pop-ups or in the Comments pane. Workaround: Flatten comments before sharing: Use Print to PDF with “Document and Markups” selected. Or use Preflight → Flatten annotations (in Acrobat Pro). Best regards, Tariq | Adobe Community Team ... View more

Hi @spenno_4099,  Thank you for asking about Windows ARM64 support for Adobe Acrobat Pro. I completely understand the importance of this for users planning deployments or optimizing performance on ARM-based devices.   At present, I have no official update to share publicly, but I truly appreciate your patience and interest in this feature. I’ll check internally with our product team to see if there’s any roadmap information or guidance available, and I’ll get back to you as soon as I have more clarity. In the meantime, I’d recommend keeping an eye on the https://www.adobe.com/devnet-docs/acrobatetk/tools/ReleaseNotesDC/index.html page, as that’s where any official announcements will appear first.   Your feedback is truly helpful in allowing us to prioritize what matters most to our community, so thank you for bringing this to our attention. Best regards, Tariq | Adobe Community Team ... View more