Simply adding a table

I get that Acrobat was never designed for things like inserting tables or editing OCR directly, but sometimes it’s not about what the software was meant to do—it’s about real-world needs that come up when dealing with documents in the wild. I’m not expecting Acrobat to replace InDesign or Word. But when you’re already working in a PDF and need to make small, situational edits—like correcting a misread character from OCR, adjusting contrast to make a scan more readable, or yes, inserting a simple table to clarify updated part numbers—it’s incredibly frustrating to hit a wall for no good reason.

The tone of your reply kind of implies it’s unreasonable to expect that functionality, but I’d argue it’s not unreasonable at all. These are basic, utilitarian features that would make Acrobat more useful for people who deal with documents professionally and need quick solutions without jumping between half a dozen other tools.

I’m not saying Acrobat has to be everything to everyone—but when people point out these gaps, maybe it’s worth hearing them out instead of brushing it off with “that was never a function.”