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I have a pdf with a bunch of images that have text inset, and I need to extract the images while keeping the text in its proper position. It would take too long to explain exactly what it is, but just think of it like a comic strip. The drawings and the word balloons are treated as an image, but the words inside the word balloons are treated as text; you can't select them both at the same time.I know that I can do Snapshot to get both image and text, but it doesn't intelligently find the edge of the image like it does when you're just selecting the image by itself, and it doesn't paste in the image's native size (this part is less important, but the edge-finding is very important). Is there a way to preserve those functions (to save me from additional image-editing steps for each of the many images in the pdf) while still copying over the text as well? It would save me a ton of time if I could just do that all in a single step (there's over 300 images).

Hello, community! I have a user who is getting this window when using Adobe Acrobat Reader. I have seen the same for Acrobat Pro in the past with other users. It says "Acrobat quit unexpectedly. Click 'Learn more' for possible fixes." The "Learn More" button brings me to the following webpage.https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/fix-acrobat-crash-on-launch.html  The thing is, Acrobat runs perfectly fine during this and does not crash. This window just randomly pops up while using it or when closing Acrobat. I've seen cases in the past where it randomly pops up even if the user isn't even using Acrobat upon logging into Windows or after using the computer for a while at random. Acrobat does not actually crash, but this popup is annoying for my users. I have tried checking for updates and running a repair on Acrobat. Confirmed "Protected View" was turned off. Any ideas as to what causes this and a solid solution to fix it? Thanks!

I'm not sure If I can truly explain this, but I'll give it a go. I'm trying to print in A5, which I don't have access to. I do have A4, so my obvious option is simply print 2 pages per sheet in A4. Here's my problem:I want to print double sided, but my printer is a single-sided printer. So I've used the method of printing even only, then odd only and reversing the pages. But reverse pages doesn't flip the order of everything, only the order the paper prints. So the pages within the same sheet of paper are still in the original order, which means page 1 of the document isn't opposite page 2 of the document like I want, but is instead opposite page 4. They will not flip within the sheet of paper, it just won't work. Only the order of the paper is flipping, not the pages on the sheet. I'm at a loss and nowhere online seems to have the answer. I'm on a windows device if that helps?

I am using Adobe Reader Version 11.0.23, in Windows 10 in a 64 bit environment, and my PDF thumbnail previews are not appearing. I went to the pWhen I go to https://helpx.adobe.com/in/acrobat/using/enable-pdf-thumbnail-preview-windows-explorer.html it clearly says that updating to the latest version fixes the issue, however according to Adobe - Adobe Reader : For Windows, lists 23 as the latest version.  Also, when I go to preferences, under general /  basic tools, the page says the option should be listed like this:  When I look at my settings, I don't even see those options (see screenshot below taken from my adobe reader's preferences):Updating to Adobe Reader DC is not an option at this time in my current enterprise environment.  Any suggestions?

Hi.... I need to copy PDF files and paste the content of those files into a WordPad file. (I do NOT have Word on my laptop, just WordPad.). How do I do this? 

I need to copy my tax documents and send them to my accountant in one email.  Please respond in plain English since I am elderly and technology challenged.  Thank you.

I've been having issues opening up PDF files on my MacBook. This issue has been ongoing for approximately a month, with no prior changes to my OS other than the usual updates.When launching Adobe Acrobat Reader DC, or when trying to open any PDF file, it launches a shell that shows my wallpaper behind it, but does not load the actual PDF file. I have attached a screen shot below to illustrate what I'm describing.I am using a MacBook Air (11-inch, Mid 2013). The macOS is up to date, on Sierra 10.12.5. Adobe is also up to date, Version 2017 009 20044, and has actually been uninstalled/reinstalled twice in the course of my own troubleshooting.Available storage space on the Mac is 28GB available out of 120GB.I have done some troubleshooting on my own. The following things are true, or are steps that have been taken;Tested several PDF files, none will open properly. This applies to older files, and even new ones just created. Files are not encrypted, nor have they ever been. No error messag

Standard is my zoompercentage 172% bij openening a PDF-file.Is it possible to adapt this standard?

Hi,I am using the latest available version of Acrobat Reader and image markups added after signing a document are not visible when the PDF is opened in Acrobat Reader. However, when opened in MS Edge, Chrome, or Firefox, the image markups are visible. The image markups added before the signature are visible. Does anyone know how can I see the markups in Acrobat? 

I was printing this sample letterhead and the result was not as expected.As you can see in the image below, Acrobat Reader removed the whitespace in the middle of the page. There is any setting that can change this behavior so the printed result is equal to the PDF? Already tested printing using Chrome and the result is equal to the PDF as expected. 

MacBook Air M1, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD, OS 12.7.3, Adobe Reader  2023.008.20533  For about a week, every single time I quit Reader, I get crash report popups that I have to wade through. This is a PITA because the buttons only respond to the mouse/trackpad, not Return. It doesn't matter what file I have opened.  It doesn't matter if I close the file before quitting. Are there any preference files I can delete so Reader opens in a virgin state and hopefully start sworking properly agaiin?

When I have to sign a document, I get stuck on the date column. It tells me to fill in the correct format according to the example that comes up. But no matter how I write the date, the program says it's wrong, so now I can't proceed with the signing. What could I have done wrong?

Hi, I have a problem with Adobe Acrobat Reader. My Adobe license has expired and I will not be purchasing another one. I wanted to download the free Acrobat Reader, but when I install it, it tells me that the program is already installed, but I can't find it anywhere on my computer and the pdf files still open in the classic paid Acrobat, so without a login and a valid license I can't read the pdf files. In my older computer I normally had both programs - the paid Acrobat and the free Acrobat Reader and it worked without any problems. Thanks so much for the advice!

I used to be able to save files to Adobe cloud using my free Adobe account but now can't. I've tried logging out and back and using the repair program as suggested to others. I'm not very tecky so any help would need to be in simple terms! 

I am using Adobe Acrobat Reader on Windows 10. Is there a feature that if I read a PDF book till 50 pages and close it and again if I open the PDF it will open at 50 page?I was reading a book yesterday and closed it. When I reopen the book today the pdf reader didn't open the page where I left yesterday. The book is so big and troubled a lot to find the page I left.

I don't know what is the issue with acrobat reader but it is no longer pasting the images clearly and lines are appearing on them. Do you know what is this issue and how can I solve it?It was working normally earlier tho I uninstalled it and then reinstalled it but nothing changed 

I'm using VPN ( ExpressVPN ) While turning on, Adobe can't get pdf files on cloud.I was reading some books with some highlights. But lost everything I did...So I deleted it to reinstall.But select tag on download page freezes.I don't know what to do...

It is taking a really long time to save changes I made to a pdf (it is 133 pages long). I cannot scroll through the PDF because of the "saving changes" mode. Is there any other way to make sure the content I have added is saved?

We have encountered this on several versions of Adobe Reader 32 bit over the past several years, but it seems to have gotten worse recently.  It is not an error that can be reproduced, is random and has no clear patterns. On occasion, when a user goes to Sign a file, clicking the 'Sign' button will make it change color as if it had been signed, but then nothing happens.  Our application is deployed via Citrix and the only way to resolve the issue is to restart the user's Citrix session, establishing a new connection to the Citrix image.  I have tried the steps at https://community.adobe.com/t5/acrobat-discussions/clicking-the-sign-button-does-not-do-anything/td-p/8966793 but they did not work.  I found another help article that said to try going to Edit > Preferences > Signatures > Creation & Appearance then disable 'Use modern user interface for signing and Digital ID configuration'. Once I disabled this and tried signing, Reader threw an error (see at

I use Adobe Reader editor for line strikethroughs/ diagonal strikethroughs. How can I use the same edits on another template I receive on a separate date? Can I layer them somehow on top of the next template received? I may need to alter it slightly, also.

Work from home on my laptop, but software applications (MS 365, Adobe Acrobat Pro, others) are employer owned and provided.  Two 'seats' at any give time alloted for Acrobat Pro. I want to load Adobe Reader for personal use, but routinely conflicts with Acrobat Pro---when I try to install Reader, it routes me to Acrobat Pro log in.  What is the solution for this?

I try to open a document via ActiveX from a bookkeeping software (Sage 50). The document is on a SMB share. The error message above appears, and Acrobat Reader crashes. I tried to configure the enhanced security, even disable it, but nothing helped. Any idea?

Hi ,I have windows 10 and acrobat reader DC.  Acrobat will not open, just spins and then stops.  PDFs will not open unless I open through email.  I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling, I have tried trouble shooting.  not sure what else to do.  I have read other threads that suggest opening Acrobat and changing settings but I cannot even open to get to settings.Thanks

With the Google Chrome Plugin it appears that there is a file size limit to opening a PDF in Acrobat with the "Open in Desktop" button. Is there a way to remove or increase that limit?On smaller files Acrobat launches and displays the PDF, on larger files, I'm prompted to download the file. The download works, and I can then open the PDF in Acrobst. I would just like to open large files directly. TIA

I created a pdf that has attached links. But when i create a link for this pdf and try to view it on chrome, quality is dropped and links are disabled. I am guessing because it is showing from the cloud storage on website view. But I couldnt find how to turn off this automatic cloud storage saving setting either. What should I do?