Where is "Take a Snapshot" in Acrobat Pro DC version 22.0 ?

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December 30, 2022
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Hello all, trying to find the "Take a Snapshot" function with this latest update. I can find it through search but would like to have it in the left nav bar or quick tools section. Let me know if anyone has found it. Thanks!

Edit and convert PDFs

Correct answer practical_Ray5C0E

Found it...its under the hamburger (triple bar) icon > Undo, Redo & more > Take a snapshot

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MountainMeezy

Participant

Right click on the PDF document in the window, select "take a snapshot", then select the window you want to "snapshot", boom! it selects it and the program does a "snapshot". Right click on the blue highlighted window and print.

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steve_8691

Participant

That's the right answer. Thanks.

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Vicki35191620nzv6

Participant

Thank the fully it is easy to revert back to previous version, with all the familiar menus and leave comments on why you reverted! Phew! I feel like I am back home! 🙂

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Consilia

Participant

Ragazzi avevo lo stesso problema, ma in realtà è molto più semplice del previso.
Con lo strumento puntatore tracciate il riquadro all'immagine che volete copiare.
Vi appare poi un menù contestuale con delle funzioni disponibili, tra cui "copia immagine".
Molto più semplice di prima...

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Doc Maik

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Just to avoid confusion. There is actually no "Acrobat Pro DC". The product name is "Adobe Acrobat", available as Standard or Pro.

Next, the version 22 is only valid for a specific install. There are several issues, like Acrobat for Enterprise or 32 Bit, 64 Bit etc. I also have the latest Acrobat Pro, but it's not version 22.

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John348945194udi

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Why make it so complicated and hide the command that people often used. Garbage.

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Steve30996653k2l1

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Any way to pin it to a toolbar permanently? I use it a lot and it is a pain to click through several menus to grab it every time.

glhelton

Participant

Any updates on pining this in the newest version? This is driving me nuts.

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Don32543855o0l3

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Adobe please fix the snapshot! I use this hundreds of times a day. What is the design philosophy at Adobe? I understand that everyone uses this product differently, but for every workflow I have this tool is now much slower and more frustrating. What is the point in changing the menus and location on something like this. It's like if Ford decided to make the steering wheel work opposite, and move the turn signal lever to the back seat. Who is making and approving these massive changes, with no apparent benefit. It's like throwing money away on redesign. Is Adobe just trying to justify the annoying subscription pricing?

I plan to start looking for an alternate product.