Mac OS Big Sur and Adobe Acrobat Pro - Maxed Out Memory

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It was the private message that made me wary. Posting it publicly is a acceptable attempt at helping. "Hey, I found this direct method of contact to Adobe - perhaps you will get more traction messaging them directly on a specific technical problem like you posted." Looks like a legit attempt to share information. But when its messaged privately, it is a great example of a scammer - phishing for fools - Once I email that, they will be all too quick to jump into the system via a remote software and "help" for 500$ to unlock my computer because they Crypto'd it or just locked me out or try to scare me into thinking I have a virus and need their "security tools and cleaning service" for 500+$. Seen it 100 different ways... saw this coming a mile away.

You posting a response is a really good idea to prove your not a scammer and likely a saving move on your part as I had made adobe aware promptly after receiving your message.

To confirm - I do NOT suspect you as a scammer (Steve Lineham), and acknowledge you were trying to help and not phishing for victims. Thank you for trying to help - and I encourage you to not give up trying to help others (just not with that email ;P)

Blake