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When using Acrobat (any version) on MacOS I can use: - "cmd +" = zoom in, and - "cmd -" = zoom out. When using Acrobat DC on Windows 10: - "ctrl +" = zoom in, and - "ctrl -" = placing a sticky note on the page…!!! I can't believe this is "by design", can someone confirm it to me? Thank you
I have a large image to print true to size (29” by 12.5”) and that will take multiple pieces of paper. That’s fine, but my question is, can I get each individual piece of the file to print in the center of each page rather than off-center like what is shown? It’s easier for me if I have larger margins to piece the image together.In the photo, you can see that the file is split into six pages, the only ones with the image in the center are pages 2 and 5. Can I get them all to print centered to allow for more border space? Thanks!
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I'm using Acrobat 2017.When I try to create a pdf using my scanner, and scan "both sides," the option is accepted, yet it only scans the front sides from my Brother TWAIN scanner. Both sides scanning worked fine using this scanner in Acrobat 2015 on an older computer.Is there a fix or workaround? I need double sided scanning - that's why I bough a scanner that could do it!Thanks!
When switching from Old Acrobat Mode to New Acrobat Mode, Adobe Acrobat intermittently crashes. The issue does not occur every time; however, after switching modes successfully three or four times, Acrobat crashes during a subsequent switch.A video demonstrating the issue has been attached for reference.Note: All third-party plugins have been uninstalled.
It is showing the drive is disconnected but when clicking on the drive it saves to the location. Is there a way to make this display for my users so they are not confused in the future.
The xml contained in the latest DC SCUP files for Acrobat and Reader correctly list today’s Security Bulletin updated versions -- but they incorrectly list the SecurityBulletinID as APSB26-26 (instead of APSB26-63). e.g., see the highlighted xml below <smc:SoftwareDistributionPackage SchemaVersion="1.0"> <sdp:Properties PackageID="64A81D73-293E-4B12-BBFD-9DA8BBE75868" UpdateType="Software" VendorName="Adobe" CreationDate="2026-06-09T01:02:39.072Z" PublicationState="Published" CanSourceBeRequired="false"> <sdp:MoreInfoUrl>https://helpx.adobe.com/security/products/acrobat/apsb26-26.html</sdp:MoreInfoUrl> <sdp:SupportUrl>https://helpx.adobe.com/security/products/acrobat/apsb26-26.html</sdp:SupportUrl> <sdp:ProductName>Adobe Acrobat</sdp:ProductName> </sdp:Properties> <sdp:LocalizedProperties> <sdp:Language>en</sdp:Language> <sdp:Title>
I use Adobe's graphic design applications extensively, especially InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, and Acrobat. Of course, always the latest versions, and on a Mac 🙂But one thing puzzles me: Acrobat is by far the slowest application to start up. Even when the program is already running, it still takes an incredibly long time to open even the tiniest document. I assume it's because Adobe has packed it with all sorts of extra features and services...Does anyone know of a trick or hack to make Acrobat run faster? Is it possible to disable some of all that extra stuff?My InDesign opens an 800 MB document in about 2 seconds, while Acrobat takes 7–8 seconds to open a 48 KB PDF.That's completely crazy.My Mac is a Mac Studio M4 with 64 GB of RAM, so hardware certainly isn't the issue 🙂
Note that I can successfully login to Adobe Account, using my login and password which shows my plan includes Acrobat Pro. When I click onto button access your apps and services or click on Arobat Pro, I get the error Something went working, we’re sorry for the inconvenience. Please try again later.
Leave the tools and menus behind and let AI handle the busywork. TL; DR (~2 min read): Adobe Acrobat's AI Assistant lets you complete PDF tasks, convert, sign, organize, extract, compress, print, find-and-replace, and more, just by describing what you need, with no menu navigation. It even chains multiple steps in one request and confirms before making changes. Works across business, legal, HR, and student workflows, and integrates with Microsoft 365 and Dropbox. PDFs are a reliable way to share and manage important information, but completing everyday tasks can still require multiple steps. Actions like signing a document or organizing pages are straightforward, yet they can slow you down when you’re handling a large number of files.A simpler way to work is now available. With Adobe Acrobat, AI Assistant lets you complete PDF tasks such as converting, organizing, or signing documents by just telling it what you need done. This makes Acrobat one of the best AI tools for everyday PDF
I'm trying to combine multiple files into one PDF. I have 40 individual pdf pages that I want to make one pdf that is 40 pages in length. I then want to edit that document, rotate pages properly and save it. Used to be a simple and straight forward process. What am I missing?I am choosing combine files to a pdf, but regardless of what I choose, it apparently creates a portfolio made up of individual documents. I also want to rotate pages that were combined (some of which were landscape), and there is no way I can see to do that without literally going into each document, rotating and saving.Any help greatly appreciated.
I have a question about Acrobat Preflight and JavaScript.I’m using the built-in Preflight profile “Convert to sRGB” from JavaScript via:Preflight.getProfileByName(“Convert to sRGB”)I noticed that the profile could not be found until the Preflight tool had been opened/added in the Acrobat interface. After that, the exact same JavaScript code was able to find the profile.Is this expected behaviour?Does the Preflight JavaScript API require the Preflight tool to be initialized in the user interface before built-in profiles become available to scripts?Or should built-in profiles always be available through Preflight.getProfileByName(), regardless of whether the user has opened the Preflight tool?I’m trying to understand whether this is by design or whether something is misconfigured on my system.
Hello,We are experiencing an issue with Adobe Acrobat after performing a silent update of Adobe Acrobat Reader 64-bit.Initial installation:Adobe.Acrobat.Reader.64-bit.26.001.21563.X64.exeSilent installation arguments used:-sfx_nu /sAll /rs /msiThe installation completes successfully.After that, the user signs in with an Adobe account that has an Acrobat Pro or Acrobat Standard license. Acrobat then switches correctly from Reader mode to Pro or Standard mode.A few hours or a few days later, we deploy the newer version:Adobe.Acrobat.Reader.64-bit.26.001.21651.X64.exeWe use the same silent installation arguments:-sfx_nu /sAll /rs /msiThe update itself completes successfully and Adobe Acrobat is updated.However, when the user tries to sign in or launch Acrobat afterwards, the following error message appears:Attempted to use a method that has not been implementedAfter this error, Adobe Acrobat cannot be launched or used anymore.The only workaround we have found so far is to completely unins
Periodically I experience an issue where I add several comments to a PDF, share that annotated file with others using the "Share" button, then a day later notice that all or some of my comments have been duplicated. See below from an incident that happened today: In today's incident, when I opened the file, one version of each comment used my photo and my name in title case, and one version of each comment used a red and blue cartoon avatar and my name lowercase all one word. I deleted all the cartoon avatar comments. Then restarted Acrobat. When I opened the application again, a third of the deleted comments were still there, but this time it showed my photo instead of the cartoon avatar. I deleted all the comments by the lowercase, one-word version of my name. Then closed the file and opened it again. This time, the same comments had returned again, but showed a gray icon for my avatar. WHAT IS GOING ON?!?!?! This same issue happened on two different files that
Over the last two weeks I have been unable to use the Adobe eSignature function; unable to send requests using the Desktop app or the web interface.The Desktop request eSignature is in an endless loop after typing in the email address of the recipient. Web Version: Doesn’t matter if I go the below URL or use the link from “Creative Cloud Desktop” - > “Request e-Signatures” I always end up on a page that displays the following error.Error: Something went wrong - We’re sorry for the inconvenience. Please try again later.https://acrobat.adobe.com/link/acrobat/sendforsignature/ I have tried both my personal and business Adobe license, both have the same problem.
I have large files that need to be printed across multiple pages, and they need to be true to scale. The files/images are custom-made printable scenes for mini dioramas. Dimensions are 28.25” long by 13.75” tall and 14.25” long by 13.75” tall. No matter what I do, in any Adobe program, they will NOT print true to scale. I’ve used Paint for years, set the scale to 100%, and they came out exactly as I needed them to. Then Microsoft did some stupid update, rendering this option useless, as six pages turns into 40. I won’t get into that here… I’ve looked into all my options with Adobe and nothing is working. My printer settings are set to print at 100% size, in both the printer itself and Photoshop. I just got a trial of Acrobat for the splicing feature I’ve been reading about. Can someone explain why it goes from this:To THIS:100%, always took four pages before to print… and it goes from 4 to 16??? Everything is printing way too large. Then in Photoshop, it puts the entire image on one pi
Is there a way to permanently disable Adobe Collaboration Synchronizer?For reasons beyond my control I am not allowed to use cloud storage. The Collab Sync process holds files open, meaning I often cannot regenerate a PDF file if I've viewed the previous version of this file in Acrobat. I can get around this by using task manager to shut down the Collab Sync process, but it's a pain to keep doing this.I found a different solution which was to locate and delete the AdobeCollabSync.exe file - which works for a while. But Creative Cloud is constatnly pushing updates which include reinstalling this file. I'm looking for a permanent solution to eliminate this process.
When I hover my pointer on top of a page this annoying box pops up and show me the ‘summary’ of the page, how do I get rid of it?I have already turned off the ‘Generative AI’ preference, and it was no use.
My acrobat Pro upgraded and crashes multiple times a day. I get now error, just a We're sorry, Report?Also happening to my coworker. Please help.
I just replaced my old computer and downloaded Adobe to my new one. Problem is, every time I open a new tab or start the program, I get a Get Started pop up. There is no option to skip or don't show this again. It might not be bad for the normal user, but I make hundreds of PDFs a day and it's a time killer!
It appears that the AI Assistant is not reliably aware of Adobe Acrobat’s own interface or version-specific behavior. When I ask basic, practical questions about Adobe Acrobat (64-bit) version 26.001.21563 on Windows—such as how to color fill in a text box or how to view the same PDF side-by-side for same document review— the AI Assistant becomes unresponsive or appears to load indefinitely when I ask these types of interface-level questions.Could someone clarify the intended limitations of the AI Assistant within Acrobat? Specifically:Is it designed only for document summarization and content analysis, rather than UI or workflow support? Does it have access to real-time knowledge of Acrobat’s current interface and version changes? Are there known limitations or bugs when asking for procedural UI help (e.g., form filling, split view, tool navigation)?I’m trying to understand whether this behavior is expected, or if I’m encountering a malfunction or misuse of the feature.
This issue has been-posted before, but a solution has not been found….Whenever I open PDF documents in Adobe Acrobat Pro X, it stops working while a dialog comes up that says "preparing document for reading".Most of the files I open are a combination of engineering drawings and text. This dialog freezes Acrobat for several minutes until it is finished.It does this with most documents, but not all. It also does this when I use the "Combine supported files" feature in Explorer, and when I print documents to the Adobe PDF printer. Once I create and save a document, it does not come up, however, I have noticed that documents that are new to me, or created new, seem to have this problem.What is this? Why is it set to come on by default? And, most importantly, how do I turn it off or disable it?Is it possible to go into the setup for Adobe Acrobat pro x and uninstall this "feature"? It is entirely useless to me, and very unwanted.-------------- I have tried the
Bom dia.Estou tendo problemas em 3 computadores ao imprimir um arquivo.pdf, ao imprimir exibe uma mensagem dizendo que ocorreu um erro ao imprimir o documento, use nossa pagina ajuda para soluções de problemas. se continuar tendo este problema, entre em contato com o suporte da adobe para obter ajuda.OBS: Já reinstalei o Adobe Acrobat, fiz atualização, tentei imprimir como imagem dentro do Acrobat, Já tentei fazer esses procediemntos que estão nesse linkhttps://helpx.adobe.com/br/acrobat/kb/troubleshoot-pdf-printing-acrobat-reader.html, mas sem sucesso.A impressora está imprimindo normalmente nos outros programas, somente no Acrobat está acontecendo esses problemas.Aguardo uma resposta, o mais rapido possivel!!
For a long time, I could edit a photo with Photo Shop Elements 14 and save it as jpg, bmp, tiff, … and deal it on my smartphone. But now a photo edited with an Adobe program can’t anymore be opened with another Adobe program (FREE Adobe Acrobat Reader) Kind regardsRonny Vandenbussche79 years old an not so happy with such decissions!
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