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‎Oct 07, 2023
08:29 AM
3 Upvotes
None of the suggestions are working for me. (MacOS Big Sur, MacBook Pro Retina, 15-inch, Late 2013, Acrobat Pro Build: 23.6.20320.0). The closest I've come to a solution is to scroll using the option/alt key with the up/down arrow keys. Not as efficient or convenient as grabbing an always-visible scrollbar with a mouse, but until Adobe corrects this horrible mistake, it's the only workaround I can offer.
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‎Sep 30, 2023
12:54 PM
I'm using a MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Late 2013) -- Big Sur MacOS 11.4 -- Acrobat Pro release 23.6.20320.0. No scroll bars! Lots of current threads on this subject, no solutions that work for me. Very frustrating. I convert InDesign files to PDFs and send them out for review. I get them back with comments/edits/changes. I scroll through these PDFs on a daily basis, and now it takes twice the time as it used to.
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‎Sep 30, 2023
08:08 AM
My touch mode is off, and I still do not have scroll bars. Whatever Adobe did in the last update in Acrocat Pro needs to be undone. My productivity in Acrobat has been reduced by half. Please bring back permanent scroll bars.
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‎Sep 30, 2023
08:02 AM
6 Upvotes
This new 'feature' has greatly reduced my productivity in Acrobat. I spend a lot of time scrolling through PDFs and now it's a real hassle. Please allow scroll bars to be visible at all times.
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‎Oct 01, 2018
01:05 PM
I came to this page because I was having the same issue. Have you tried upping the artboard size? Like going from from 8.5 x 11 to 17 x 22?
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‎Dec 12, 2017
08:42 AM
3 Upvotes
Something happened (I hit god-knows-what-key) and all my tools disappeared. I had to stop everything to find a forum to come up with the solution. This is what I hate about Illustrator--everythingg is so darned counter-intuitive! "Adobe Frustrator" would be a better name for this app.
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‎Dec 12, 2017
07:53 AM
Thanks, that does the trick!
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‎Dec 12, 2017
07:14 AM
1 Upvote
I am creating an illustration using the pen tool. When I start a new path that touches an already-created path, the new path automatically becomes part of the old one. Is there a way to stop Illustrator from doing this (without creating a separate layer for each path)?
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‎Apr 25, 2017
08:06 AM
Is there any way (in preferences, for instance) to keep palette windows from docking and/or merging with each other? I like to keep them separated, but they seem to stick (or nestle) together without conscious prompting on my part. It drives me crazy!
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‎Feb 23, 2017
06:59 AM
Thanks for the advice! I wish there was a way to disable docking altogether; I like to keep my panels separated. They seem to be "sticky," so if you move one next to another, they automatically dock.
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‎Feb 14, 2017
12:33 PM
Do InDesign palettes open, close or group of their own accord? Maybe I'm crazy, but I'll have (for example) the color swatch palette open by itself, and later I'll look for it only to find it docked with another palette, or no longer open.
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‎Sep 12, 2016
07:53 AM
One more thing I'd like to add (although others have touched on the same point): One of the biggest reasons Quark has faded into semi-obscurity is the company was unresponsive (and downright arrogant at times) to its customers. They were slow to upgrade to a PowerPC version, and when they did, they forced you to choose between 680X0 or PowerPC. Most software developers, including Adobe, included both versions in the same box. Years ago, when talking to a Quark representative about this, she replied "Well, we're not just ANY software company." And that was their attitude in a nutshell. It was like Lilly Tomlin (as the phone operator Ernestine) saying, "We don't have to care--we're the phone company!" Then they were slow about releasing an OS X version, and in the meantime InDesign just kept getting better. I was only too happy to switch to InDesign, which had features Quark XPress lacked, and users had been grousing about their absence for years. Quark dug its own grave, really. They are no longer arrogant or unresponsive, and the program now holds its own against InDesign, but I doubt they will ever enjoy anything close to the 90% market share they once did.
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‎Sep 08, 2016
06:33 PM
1 Upvote
InDesign won't fade into obscurity, but I, like few others here, have continued to use Quark XPress. It is now as good as--and in some ways better than--Adobe InDesign. I use both apps, and also rely heavily on Adobe Photoshop and to a lesser extent Illustrator (although I miss FreeHand, a much more user-friendly and versatile vector application that Adobe killed). I have recommended at work that we not upgrade our CS suite with the Creative Cloud, as I am vehemently opposed to a subscription-based model for software. So I'll continue to use and upgrade Quark XPress and have to make do with Adobe CS 6.
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