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Inspiring
January 26, 2026
Question

Idee für besser UI

  • January 26, 2026
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Leider kann man hier genau nicht lesen um was für welches Dokument es sich hier handelt:

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Wenn eine Name gekürz werden soll dann : Erste N Buschstaben + Ellipsis + Letzte N Buchstabe.

Wobei N gleiche Maximallänge / 2 - 3

 

 

Kann jemand das beim Backlog-team so einfliessen lassen? Danke!

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Randy Hagan
Community Expert
Community Expert
January 26, 2026

I think you need to consider the ellipses — those three dots after the truncated name of your PDF file open in the tab — before going much further with this inquiry.

 

What's the full name of the PDF file you have open in that tab?

 

Do you want to extend the tab for your open PDF window to be long enough to accommodate any name for a given PDF file? If you do, you're likely going to have a lot less room for multiple tabs in Acrobat without truncating the names. 

 

If it concerns you, I'd suggest filing your complaints with Acrobat UserVoice. This will register your concerns with Adobe developers who have sway over how Acrobat's UI operates. This forum is populated with end users, just like you (and me, for that matter) who may be able to help you with technical issues using Acrobat. We don't have the pull to change the software UI.

 

Randy

Inspiring
January 26, 2026

Thanks. Your remarks are very welcome and so true.

Putting the ellisis at the end is programmers-laziness. For a user ellipses make only sense in the middle of a string. It would than read as

Bildungsber...kingma

or

Bildungsbe..._2016-01-24

where there are way more clues what the content actually is. 

 

But uservoice it is. 

 

(What does Adobe actually do with uservoice entries? Have a monthly bonfire? Just asking)

Inspiring
January 26, 2026

I take that back. Uservoice currently let noone enter new ideas. Maybe someone at Adobe could have a look at their contract with uservoice as well. It might have expired. Happend to me once.