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September 27, 2024
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"Review and Send" button non-responsive

  • September 27, 2024
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I am attempting to send out a number of forms for completing and signing today by a number of our clients, however, the button "Review and Send" is pretty much dead in the water.

 

It happens randomly, so I can't tell what I may or may not be doing that's problematic and causing this glitch.

 

VERY FRUSTRATING.

 

When I have a form I'm ready to send out and I click theblue, "Review and Send" button, nothing happens. I can click and click and click, and nothing happens. The button changes colour when I hover over it, but that's about it. I've rebooted my computer a few times now and that worked once to kick things into gear... probably a fluke.

 

I feel like Adobe must be doing some updating today, because other weird things have happened that cause me to question reality. For example, at one point today, "Templates" completed disappeared from the menu at left. It's back now. Acrobat is full of gremlins it seems.

 

I'm using Windows 10 and it is up-to-date and I am using the latest version of Adobe Acrobat, 24.003.20112.

 

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Adobe Employee
October 21, 2024

Hi Kristine,

 

Apologies for the inconvenience!

Can you please tell:

1. Are you getting this issue for every file?

2. Since how long are you facing this issue?

3. Can you please share any screenshot?

 For further communication, please reply on this email id: sancjain@adobe.com. We can setup a meeting.

 

Thanks

Sanchi

Inspiring
October 21, 2024

@sanchij95032186 Thanks for your reply.

 

I have since called Adobe tech suport, and they remoted into my PC and viewed the issue I was having. Long-story short, when sending out forms and documents for signing via Adobe Acrobat online, for many of my documents, not all, but about half, I need to revert to the classic view.

 

It's too difficult to troubleshoot which elements are triggering this need to revert to the classic view, so I just do it automatically now to save time. Besides which, it is a moving target because of the amount of change Acrobat is currently undergoing, I'm not interested it having to keep testing whether my forms will work this week or not.

 

FYI, this week our office will be making the decision as to whether or not we stay with Adobe for our e-signing needs, or switching to Sharefile. We already use Sharefile extensively for our clients, are they are introducing some e-signing functionality now, and we are engaging their sales people to this effect. It will be extra cost, but thus far our testing has shown it to be quite reliable.

 

For example, I work at an accounting firm and when filing corporate and personal tax returns electroncially, we are required by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to enter the hours, minutes and seconds that a client signed their documents. To date, Adobe has not yet added our time zone to the dropdown list in the settings, and I also have to convert the time in the audit report from GMT to my local time, for every signed document... that is, ~ 400 times per year. I would not have to do this with Sharefile.

 

Anyway, thanks for taking the time to reply. Not really sure if there is much you can do to assist as this point.

 

Best,

Kristine

 

P.S. On Adobe's User Voice website, I have upvoted the thread, "Ditch the 2023 User Interface in Acrobat" and back in March 2023, I added my feature request to add my time zone for Newfoundland (a province in Canada), read it here.