"The operation could not be completed as Adobe Acrobat doesn't have permission to access"

@BarryRowell try this out on your computer, as you need to change the permission via preferences... To effectively resolve this persistent permission issue, begin by navigating to your Mac's System Settings (formerly System Preferences) > Privacy & Security > Full Disk Access. Here, ensure that Adobe Acrobat is explicitly listed and its toggle switch is set to the "On" position. While you've granted access to specific folders like Desktop and Removable Volumes, "Full Disk Access" provides a broader, more robust level of system access that often bypasses the granular inconsistencies seen with interactive processes. If Acrobat is not listed, click the '+' button, find Adobe Acrobat in your Applications folder, and add it. Additionally, consider adding the specific problematic folder (/Volumes/2025-SSD/BR_2025/Vizion/PDFs/ or its parent BR_2025/Vizion/) directly to Acrobat's permissions within this same "Privacy & Security" section under Files and Folders, as this can sometimes grant more reliable access to particular locations. After making these changes, quit and relaunch Acrobat, and ideally restart your Mac, to ensure the new permissions are fully registered by the operating system.

If the problem persists, a clean reinstallation of Adobe Acrobat might be necessary to clear any corrupted application files or settings that are preventing proper permission recognition. Do youse Adobe Cleaner from Adobe themselves and not athird party website either.