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So I signed up for Adobe acrobat and I'm trying to edit my cookbook that I'm writing for Kindle and I've already paid money for a monthly subscription and then I have to pay extra to ask AI something? And when I get to my editing page for my cookbook I can't even click on the page and hit enter so the cursor goes down another line. And it's supposed to be user-friendly. I can't even type a word on the page to edit my cookbook. Is it some sort of joke? I'm paying $20 and I can't even find the page break. Do you even have a page break? So disappointed that everything in this life is all about money sign up for this pay us you can have this if you pay us that what a joke.

creative explorer · Answer

@strong_Euphoria9552 sorry to hear that you're feeling disappointed, especially when you're trying to work on your cookbook and running into these unexpected roadblocks after paying for a subscription. It's definitely not the experience you were hoping for. While Adobe Acrobat is a powerful tool for working with PDFs, it's often optimized for viewing and making minor annotations rather than extensive content editing like adding large blocks of text or restructuring layouts.

For significant changes like adding lines or rewriting recipes, it's generally much smoother to go back to the original application you used to create your cookbook, whether that was Microsoft Word, Google Docs, Adobe InDesign or another program. Making those edits in the source file and then generating a new PDF for Kindle publishing will likely give you a much more user-friendly and efficient workflow.

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