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After updating to Adobe Acrobat DC, when I print to PDF from a webpage, the default document title reflects a local path file (instead of the webpage URL). It ends with a default file name "windows_ie_ac_001" every time. This can be changed, but Adobe used to prompt to save the document title with metadata or the webpage URL.
Prior versions of Adobe always had a default document title based on the URL or other metadata. The new version seems to miss that functionality. I realize my question may be confusing, but I tried printing a webpage to PDF, and I noticed the URL was my hard drive, not the internet web pathway. This change only occurred after Acrobat DC was installed.
How do I change the default document title prompt from a local file name to a suggestion based on metadata?
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Hi Mmay
Hope you are doing well and sorry for the trouble. As described when you print to PDF from a webpage, the default document title reflects a local path file (instead of the webpage URL)
Would you mind sharing the version of the Adobe Acrobat Pro DC you are using? To check the version details please go to Help > About Acrobat Pro DC and make sure you have the latest version 21.05.20048 installed. Go to Help > Check for Updates and reboot the computer once.
Also, please try to reset the Acrobat preferences to default as described in the help page https://community.adobe.com/t5/acrobat/how-to-reset-acrobat-preference-settings-to-default/td-p/4792...
Also, you may try the settings as below:
Go to Edit (Windows), Adobe Acrobat (Mac) > Preferences > Documents > and try to check/uncheck the option 'Always use file name as document title' and see if that makes any difference.
Let us know if you are referring to something else.
Regards
Amal
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How do I change this default back to the webpage URL?
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What browser does you use?