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Good afternoon. Quick rundown: I am unable to open a PDF that was created using LiveCycle Designer 11.0.  I get the perpetual "Please wait..." splash screen. My setup:MacBook Pro Mid 2012MacOS Catalina 10.15.7Adobe Acrobat Reader Ver. 2024.002.20759 Actions I have taken so far:-updated to latest release of Adobe Reader (version stated above)-downloaded the PDF to local machine-attempted to open the PDF from Adobe Reader via File/Open (no joy)-attempted to open the PDF by double-clicking from Desktop (no joy)-moved file to a drive folder and attempted to open via methods above (no joy) Thank you in advance. 

Is this the single worst program you have ever wasted hours and hours on redoing the same tasks, time and time again as you keep bumping into the ability to do what you have always done with this horrible software package?  Do you wonder if the programmers ever actually use the product? What a terrible piece of crap, and yet I bet they are collecting all the information on all the documents with the whole "cloud" application crap while the normal every day users can't evenuse to edit a document. What a ripoff. If any ADOBE personnell reads this, for God's sake reach out to me so I can edit a document I have always been able to edit. I am wasting what remains of my life on this giant, expensive piece of crap. I can't even find contact information for you bums. AAAAAAARRRRRRRGGGGGGHHHHHHH!

Log Name:      ApplicationAdobe Reader keeps crashing after an update on 04/12/2024. How can I resolve this issue? Source:        Application ErrorDate:          4/16/2024 4:54:23 PMEvent ID:      1000Task Category: (100)Level:         ErrorKeywords:      ClassicUser:          N/AComputer:      RDS.domain.comDescription:Faulting application name: AcroRd32.exe, version: 24.2.20687.0, time stamp: 0x66171c08Faulting module name: AcroRd32.dll, version: 24.2.20687.0, time stamp: 0x66171c02Exception code: 0xc000041dFault offset: 0x00404d8cFaulting process id: 0x8074Faulting application start time: 0x01da904038013197Faulting application path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Acrobat Reader DC\Reader\AcroRd32.exeFaulting module path: C:\

Bonjour, Sous "Signer electroniquement / Demander signature electronique" , Adobe Reader indique "il vous reste 5 transactions de demande de signatures gratuite".Pourtant aucune demande n'aboutit, ni sur l'application locale (Message: 'Envoi impossible : Vous n'êtes pas autorisé à envoyer des documents pour signature')ni sur acrobat.adobe.com (Message 'Désolé, une erreur s'est produite').Adobe Reader permet-t-il réeellement de faire une demande de signature électronique ?

Venho por meio deste informar minha indignação por conta de uma cobranca indevida refente a uma assinatura gratis por 7 dias antes do prazo tentei diversas vezes o cancelamento sem sucesso apos um periodo de um mes depois fui efetuar um pagamento de outro app e me veio descontado um valor de 40,90 porem Adobe eu tenho print das tentativas de cancelamento pois conheço diversas empresas que fazem o mesmo tipo de serviço na intenção de ganhar dinheiro estou total disposto a entrar com uma ação no JEC caso esse valor nao seja estornado o mais breve possivel, desde ja fica aqui minha decepção cuja uma empresa tão grande onde não precisa desses meios para lucrar aguardo um retorno pois vi no RECLAME-AQUI mais de 300 reclamações sem respostas.  Boa tarde    [Private information removed by moderator]

Why do all the tabs say "August 20, 2002" instead of the file name?

Hello,I'm overlooking a case at work where someone is unable to open any PDF documents based on shared drives. I have tried the following to no success:>Uninstalling and reinstalling Adobe Acrobat Reader DC.>Made sure it is the most up to date version.>Turned off 'preferences>Security (Enhanced)>Enable Protected Mode at Startup'.>Found the application file installed on the PC and enabled 'Right click>shortcut tab>Advanced...>Run as administrator'.>Found the application file installed on the PC and made the user an admin for Adobe via 'Right click>Security tab>Edit>Granted the user full control of the application'.>Made the user a local administrator on the PC.>Recreated the local profile.I can confirm the following from all my troubleshooting:>PDFs located on the local machine can be opened in Adobe Acrobat Reader DC.>I can copy documents from any shared drive to the local machine to open them.>This user is the only one in the compa

My credit card was charged for the payment of monthly plan and now I want to manage my account to cancel my plan so I won't be charged for the next month but It's saying "unable to manage" "You must resolve an issue with your payment details before making any changes to your plan.If you take no action, your plan will be suspended." "Update payment". BUT MY CARD WAS CHARGED FOR THE PAYMENT ALRERADY. And when I click update payment I fear that it will charge my twice. I need help. 

Tengo varios archivos recibidos por correo, que adober eader no los puede abrir y sale el error: "error al procesar pagina. Errro de E/S de archivo.  Pero si abro el archivo con el navegador Edge lo abre bien,, y si lo abro con WORD tambien abre bien..   Desde Word lo guardo como PDF y a partir de ahi lo abre bien el adobe reader. 

Today I clicked the Save To Cloud icon to save a PDF to my online storage from Adobe Reader. I got the following message which I've never seen before:"Contact your administratorAccess to Adobe Document Cloud files and Acrobat online services, including sharing and e-signing, requires an update to the latest version. Contact your administrator for continued access."I've never had this problem in the past. Reader is up to date. I signed out, then back in. Cleared temp files, did a repair installation—nothing has worked. New PDFs also do not show the doc thumbnail, just the Adobe Reader standard icon. Previous files do have thumbnails.What is going on?

HiI posted about 'Flashing PDFs' back in January and if anything, this software seems to have become even worse. Does anyone have any idea of how to fix this or am I the only one experiencing this!! Any help appreciated. 

When I open some PDF files (notably bills from Thames Water) in Acrobat Reader, they open correctly and without giving any error messages. However, if I then try to save a copy (since they are generally downloaded from the web), this fails with "error 109". The same happens if I manually copy the document somewhere and then try the same thing. I have tried re-downloading the documents and changing the security settings as suggested in related threads, all to no avail. I also tried validating the document using https://www.pdf-online.com/osa/validate.aspx and this claimed that it conformed to PDF 1.6. Can anyone suggest how to overcome this annoying problem, please, or what to ask the creator of the documents to do so that they work? My Acrobat Reader version is 2024.002.20895 64 bit running under Windows 11.

I looked to see if there was a fix for this, but what I found is that this appears to be a constant reoccuring issue without a real solution or answer as to why it is happening.   I've had this problem come up several times before and just switched to a different font. But, I got annoyed about it enough this time to actually complain. Please Adobe, I don't care about AI generation. I'd like the programs to work without constant reoccuring bugs like this. Instead of focusing on new bells and whistle, please put some time into making your products reliable. I saw one solution to this being to use the print option, which I don't see as a real solution. Even if it works, some of us are sending or files to printers that want you to use particular printer description files.  If someone knows a real solution to this please let me know.Otherwise, Adobe please put more focus on making your programs less buggy.  

Hi folks, This error message pops up for multiple users and keeps coming back - is there a permanent resolution for this? 

Hello! I've been getting the error message below for the past week or so with ALL pdf docs I try to open, whatever the file, whereever the location. Once I click OK, the message disappears and the document opens, but it will come back each time pdf Reader loads.  So for, I have tried the following, without effect on the issue:unchecked the "use only certified moduyle on launch" option - as stated on Adobe forumunchecked the protected mode on startup in the sandbox protection menu - as stated on FileOpen forum Thank you for your help

I am trying to install the most recent version of Adobe Reader onto a Windows XP SP3 computer with Internet Explorer 8.  I am able to download just fine, but I run into a problem during the installation when I get to the part where it tries to retrieve the install.  From what I can tell, instead of downloading the actual installation file it's as if I'm downloading something that handle the download of the actual installation file (like a download manager).  Anyway, no matter where I download from and no matter whether I save first or run without saving I get the same Internet Explorer Script Error.  It looks something like this:An error has occurred in the script on this page.Line: 1Char: 9914Error: Object expectedCode: 0URL: http://127.0.0.1:4287/app/_js/adobe.jsDo you want to continue running scripts on this page?Yes NoI have tried everything I can think of.  I don't know if some random Internet Explorer setting is interfering with the install or if it's som

My account is in English, but lately documents come up in Spanish and it wont give me the option to change it. I live in Costa Rica so I guess I am being geotagged (which I hate incidentally) but there is no option to change it to English Under "idiomas" languages, it says spansih, or same as operating system  (which was in spanish but I changed most of it to english ) or one other option that I am not sure what it means...HELP, I need it back in English  My account here is noted as English by the way...

Hi I receive document which are made with Autocad. For many reasons, the people who sent me these pdf don't want to send me the dwg file. So i have to count object on  it manually for my work But i'm wondering if there is a way to do it on adobe acrobat directly and  automaticly ?  I give you an example here There's  3 type of symbol on this picture, the orange one, the "PT1" one, and the blue one Did there is a way to count them all automaticly per symbol's type?  Thanks in advance.

Hi all, I'm having an issue with 2 PDFs in particular.When they are opened they flash open for a split second and then shuts down reader. However this doesn't happen and I can view them as normal if reader is already open, so it only happens when I am using the PDF to open reader.This doesn't happen with any other PDFs. I have tried a fresh re-install.I have tried opening on a different device and it still happens so it is the files themselves. Has this happened to anyone else before?Does anyone have a possible fix for this? Any guidence will be appreciated.

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I'm hoping someone can help me with this as it's driving me crazy. As of a few months ago, every time I open a PDF with Adobe Acrobat Reader it asks me to accept the Distribution License Agreement for Use on Personal Computers. I don't understand why it's necessary to do this every single time I open a PDF. Surely there's a way of stopping this popping up every time?

I tried with different types and models of printers but the margins values are greyed-out in the page set up tab.

I am unable to print using any printing driver in black and white. When i tick print in grayscale or save ink toner, these do nothing. Also have gone into properties settings and clicked black and white but this also does not help. I never had any issue with this a year ago on a much much older computer...

I file save as to create a PDF (in MSWord) but then cannot see the file via File Explorer or Insert File through Adobe.  If I go back to MSWord and go to File Save As again, I can see the file is there. It tells me the file already exists and do I want to save over. I can also see it through Teams and Sharepoint.  So why can't I access through File Explorer or Adobe?  This has been going for weeks now and it's slowing my work down. I had to shut down and restart this morning three times to get access to three files that I needed urgently to finish a job. 

I have received a PDF attachment from a trusted source, however my Acrobat Reader has responded by saying that it is not a supported file type. I need a solution for this, please.