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In my new experience of Adobe, my All Tools toolbar is on the left side of the screen and the Zoom in/out feature and the Rotate page features are in the bottom right hand corner of the screen.  I want to be able to move these.  I want the All tools back on the Right side of the screen and I want the Zoom & Rotate features back at the top of the page.  Is there anyway to do this?  I see how to customize the toolbar, but I don't want that small toolbar.  let me know if this is possible.  Pics are attached in the word document below. thanks in advance.

The signature function stopped working and i get a blocked option. I cannot close by clicking the x.I have a paid version of Acrobat, I erased the program and reinstalled it.

Hello,On this picture, I have opened it in Acrobat Pro, and I have used “Scan § OCR” in order to OCR it, but I am unable to edit the text. Why ?  

When using the online acrobat conversion, it says You can create high quality, rich and accessible PDFs using Adobe Create PDF cloud service. However, the photo image quality is disappointingly poor. It is certainly not ‘high quality’. Is there no way to improve the quality?Also these days, if you install the mac version of Acrobat pro to allow you to create pdfs directly from Powerpoint, these is no way to adjust quality? The ‘settings’ just take you to a pointless window that advertises the underwhelming Adobe creative pdf cloud service, which I have already established is not great quality.

Hi,  I just got adobe and was trying to fill and save a form and adobe not letting me save the document and giving me error mesage of "there was problem reading this document 135". I have followed all the instructions online and did trouble shoot but still the problem is same. if some one can assist me why i am getting this error would be helpful.  Thanks Faisla 

We export formatted PDFs for clients to their design via a web interface.All is well, PDF is the perfect format for doing this and I’ve spent a lot of time ensuring all the text and formatting is rendered in accordance with the designs given.However… recently we have been getting reports that when you open the PDF in (latest) Adobe Acrobat Reader… The background images will render at first and then either start to artifact/wipe/disappear as you scroll.These PDFs work practically everywhere else except the one place I’d expect them to be at their most perfect… adobe acrobat. Initial loadScroll up and down a tiny bit or highlighting text...After scrolling OR highlighting text This is a huge issue… we cannot control WHAT version a client may have OR what version of acrobat reader any person they choose to forward the PDF to has. Again, it’s only acrobat reader.On my computer, it will sometimes be working fine for 5 seconds, and then the issues start.Changing the “Smoothing” options in the

We identified what appears to be a bug introduced in a recent Adobe Acrobat update.After updating Acrobat, PDFs fail to print correctly when "Choose Paper Source by PDF Page Size" is enabled.We were able to reproduce the issue on multiple machines and confirmed it was introduced by a recent update. Rolling Acrobat back to a previous version immediately resolved the problem.This particularly affects workflows using the PDF Printer, where the setting is required to preserve page orientation when packaging documents for digital signing.Posting this for Adobe's awareness, as we have implemented a workaround by rolling affected users back to an older version, but it would be great to see this issue investigated and resolved in a future release.Affected versions:26.001.21771 Planned update, Aug 01, 202626.001.21745 Planned update, Jul 23, 2026Previous version working:26.001.21691 Planned update, Jun 25, 2026

Running Acrobat Pro on Windows 11.  I am trying to modify the Adobe PDF Conversion Settings in the Adobe PDF Printing Preferences dialog box.  The selection boxes to the right of the four options for Default Settings, Adobe PDF Security, Adobe PDF Output Folder, and Adobe PDF Page Size all are missing on the right side of the box.  See below screnshots for what i would expect to see and then what I am seeing. 

I’m troubleshooting a PDF created from an HTML page using Print --> Save as PDF.Acrobat reports Tables > Headers – Failed even though the <TH> cells are correctly configured. I found a decorative vector Path associated with the <Table> tag, and artifacting that Path makes the Headers check pass.Is there a way to fix this at the PDF-generation or source level so the Headers check passes without manually artifacting the Path or deleting the tag in Acrobat?  

In attempting to open a pdf file, I receive a message that “A font package is required to correctly display this page”. I follow the link to the “Download font and spelling packages” page on adobe.com & click on the download link for Adobe Acrobat Reader 64-bit for Windows, Release Year 2023, Continuous, Font and Spelling Pack (the latest version available). I download the Windows Installer Package but then receive a message that “Adobe Acrobat Reader version 23.008.20421 or later must be installed & the process then terminates. As noted in the title of this thread, I am already running the latest version of Acrobat Reader 26.001.21662. So I am getting nowhere trying to install the necessary Font and Spelling package. Please help!

My version if Acrobat is,2026.001.21771 | 64 bitLicense: Acrobat Pro2 problems:1: The sidepanel, Bookmarks is allways open. I never use it, and have to close to panel every time I open a pdf file. I want it allwys to be closed on all pdf files. I should be able to turn off the feature in, "Show->Show/Hide->Sidepanels," but no matter what I do, it is allways turned on.Adobe team! Correct this please.2: If I open Help->About to se the versionnumber, it turns off if I click on something else.I want it to be open, untill I decide to close it.Adobe team! Correct this please.

I am working with couple of PDF files—approximately 7,000 pages and 25,000 pages. There are no additional plug-ins installed.However, Acrobat takes an unusually long time—or appears to freeze—when performing even basic actions such as:Saving the PDFUsing Save AsAdding a symbol/text annotationDeleting a single pageIn many cases, the application becomes unresponsive for an extended period, making it difficult to determine whether it is still processing or has hung completely.Could someone please advise whether there are any Acrobat preferences, settings, cache options, performance configurations, or recommended workflows that should be enabled for handling PDFs of this size? At minimum, I would expect basic editing and saving functions to work reliably. 

I want to use my Apple Pencil to annotate PDFs in adobe acrobat, can this be done? Every other app recognises my pencil except adobe, though acorbat does recognise touch drawing without the pencil. Any suggestions? I’ve already wasted hours down similar threads and had no success.

I’m embarrassed for Adobe. I’m retired now, but I’d used Acrobat since its inception, I believe 1993. It always worked for me. Now it’s crap. I can’t OCR. I can’t print to PDF. It fails every time. I send in reports. It looks for solutions, but it has none. I’ve had to use free 3rd party tools, but even with those, I can’t get what I need. I have a 10-page TIFF file that I need to OCR and bring into my desktop publishing tool. Not InDesign. I used to use that. Now it’s Affinity Publisher. Whatever. This is all unbelievable. 

One of my users got this error recently when she was trying to convert or combine Excel spreadsheets to PDF via the context menu.  We tried removing Adobe Standard DC and reinstalling it, and then running a full repair on Office 365.  When that didn't work, I disabled the COM plug-in in Excel, but I could not then *re-enable* the plug-in.  So I set up a new machine also with Office 365 ProPlus (16.08431.2242) and installed Adobe Standard DC (18.011.20038), and I continue to get the "An unexpected error occurred" right away.  However, if I open one Excel file and use the ribbon, the file converts just fine.

Hello, I'm experiencing an issue with Adobe Acrobat to where when I go to rotate pages that aren't oriented correctly I would scroll down to find more of those affected pages and as I continue to scroll down, it would jump back up a few pages and would need to scroll down to find the pages again. The already corrected pages would stay corrected but it is rather inconvenient having to scroll again to look for more pages. The PDF is pretty large as it holds about 1000 + pages. Im currently using a desktop with a Intel Core i7, Intel integrated graphics, 16 GB of RAM, and am currently using Adobe Acrob ver. 24.

While saving a certified copy I am receiving this error on even 1-2 page documents. Every time I sign a document and try saving  a certifed copy.  

CPU  Intel(R) Core(TM) 5 210H   2.20 GHzRAM  16,0 GB (15,6 GB utilizzabile) Adobe Version: 25.001.20531 Os Windows 11 latest vesion Hi to All, While using Adobe 25.001.20531 on Windows 11, the software becomes very slow when I move elements in the document, add or move images, add text or edit text—and even killing background processes doesn’t help. I’ve already followed some guidelines by disabling caching, turning off Protected Mode at startup and disabling JavaScript, but I haven’t noticed any improvements. What else could I look at?  i attached an empty template of a tipical pdf that we editwhat i've noticed is that become very slowly each time adobe scan the pdf for searching text when i'm scrolling the documentsbest regards

Regarding Acrobat Professional, the Compare Files function, I think it is an important function. However, some results appear out of order among the compared files. I would like to ask Adobe technicians if there are any improvements planned for this function? Or will we have to purchase other products (from third parties, such as InformIT) to compare files and/or content?

We are looking to audit and adapt a PDF for one of our public sector clients to make it accessible, based on the new UK law that requires public sectors to meet WCAG 2.1 guidelines. I noticed on your website the PDF accessibility tool only goes to WCAG 2.0 which is the previous version. When looking into the differences between these versions, it appears the updates to 2.1 could be relevant to websites only, and not applicable to PDF's - are we right in thinking that? Can you confirm your accessibility guidelines and checker will meet the standards that are to be in place from 23 September 2020? Any help would be much appreciated.

The new version of Acrobat is awful. The UI has become completly confusing to use. Nothing is where it was. Whoever thought this was a positive change is not customer centered. Where is the File tab? Doing something as simple as Save As is hard to find. I dislike the rearrangement and reconfiguration of the tool bars. It is not a customer friendly change and I am searching for other alternatives. You product has been deminished greatly. I will be canceling my subscribtion.  

I’ve been using it extensively this year, and it’s clear Adobe has invested heavily in streamlining the UI, enhancing performance, and integrating AI-powered tools. Tasks like editing, signing, converting, and organizing PDFs feel much faster and more intuitive than before.The redesigned interface in modern Acrobat is cleaner and far more user-friendly, especially for professionals handling high volumes of documents. Features like cloud sync, smart form detection, and OCR are not only more reliable, but also noticeably quicker.That said, with so many new competitors offering lightweight PDF solutions  some even free  I’m curious to hear from others:Is the modern Acrobat still your go-to in 2025, or have you made the switch to another tool?Let’s open this up for discussion  I’d love to know what’s working for everyone.

when i press shift for adding comment for straight line, i could not finsih the next point and it doesnt allow me to save, exit. Only close the entire software  When i edit the image, all the image got brusted and the comment ran to other direction when try to flattener preview ( previously was in th epreflight), it suddently cut the half of the second page. and th AI is not AI level, cant solve nor answer any probelmit is worse then a read.

Hello Everyone, I am currently using a very old version of Acrobat Pro (old as in Windows 98 vintage) with Windows 7 Pro 64 bit. Yes, it still works, though it does crash once in a while. I am contemplating getting a more modern version of PDF software in anticipation of migrating to Windows 10 Pro 64 bit in the near future. I know that you must now purchase a subscription to Acrobat Pro rather than getting the software with a perpetual license, and you must periodically connect to the internet for Adobe to re-verify the validity of your subscription. I frequently handle legal and medical documents that need to be kept confidential, I would like to know if Adobe has access to my documents while I am connected to the internet and working on those documents? They necessarily are unencrypted during creation and revision/editing so if Adobe can access them, I cannot use the Adobe software. How can I be assured that the confidentiality of my files is maintained with soft

This seems to have already been done for Reader and all of the other Creative Cloud apps, but the Acrobat (Pro) app (setup.app) still requires Rosetta.  I do not want to install or have Rosetta running on my Mac and I would love to see the installer for Acrobat (Pro) fixed so that Rosetta is not required to install. Come on Adobe, you did it for all the other apps, why not this one?