Adobe Acrobat old views back?

[BigAdobeFr0g]

hi there

so i'm not a frequent user of Adobe Acrobat. 

But what really annoyed me was that:

1. The "Zoom Level" is not present anymore on the main toolbar (in the middle on top in Acrobat), how can i get this back? where i could choose the view size 50%, 100%, 150%

2. And earlier on the left side i had thumbnails for all my pages, where i also could drag and drop to change the order of all the pages. How can i get this back?

I use Adobe Acrobat Pro Continuous Release 2023.003.20244 64-Bit

[defaultomzi0o7g6z7n]

I agree. I have 30 really confused and angree employees that hate this new layout. I now have to take time out of my day to learn these drastic changes and then try to teach everyone over the next couple of days.  Stop letting children design yout GUI. I should be able to put all of the tools I need in the "Tool Bar" above my projects. 

[broderick31493123loyy]

In the newer version of Adobe Acrobat, they have made some changes to the user interface. To address your concerns:

1. To access the "Zoom Level" options, you can find them in the bottom-right corner of the application window, represented by a percentage value. Click on it to open a drop-down menu and select the desired view size (50%, 100%, 150%, etc.) for further details visit https://resizeimageto50kb.com/

[mariahweyne]

Yo can disable it. Introducing the new Acrobat experience (adobe.com)

[BigAdobeFr0g]

Thanks for another Information.

But I don't have a Hamburger-Symbol and not the Option "Disable new Acrobat"

[mariahweyne]

@BigAdobeFr0g Can you post a screenshot of your interface?

[BigAdobeFr0g]

Today I rebooted my Computer because of Windows Updates, now Creative Cloud updated and I found the Option to disable this horrible experience.

Thanks!

[foldinng324609233ns6]

For Zoom Level:

1. Go to the View menu at the top of the screen.
2. Hover over the "Zoom" option to open a submenu.
3. From this submenu, you can adjust your zoom level to your desired percentage such as 50%, 100%, or 150%.
4. If you want to have a specific zoom level by default for every document, you can set it in Preferences. Go to Edit > Preferences > Page Display, and choose your preferred 'Zoom' level

[hsjauaj31970421mlbc]

I understand your frustration. To address your concerns in Adobe Acrobat

1. Zoom Level: You can find the zoom options by clicking on the magnifying glass icon on the top-right corner. Alternatively press Ctrl + 1 for actual size (100%) Ctrl + 0 for fit page or use the zoom slider at the bottom.

2. Thumbnails: To view thumbnails and reorder pages, go to "View" > "Show/Hide" > "Navigation Panes" > "Pages" or press Shift + F4. The page thumbnails panel will appear on the left, allowing you to drag and drop pages https://gstcalculatorau.com/new-zealand-gst-calculator/ to change their order.

[Bevi Chagnon - PubCom.com]

Two methods to disable the new interface:

Windows: from the new hamburger menu in the upper left (3 horizontal bars, might have the lable "menu"), scroll down to select Disable New Acrobat.

Apple: From the View menu, scroll down to select Disable New Acrobat.

You might have to reboot your computer for the changes to take affect.

You can voice your opinion directly to Adobe at https://acrobat.uservoice.com/forums/590923-acrobat-for-windows-and-mac/suggestions/47082691-ditch-t...

And don't forget to VOTE so that it reaches someone's eyeballs at Adobe.

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