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I can no longer copy and paste text into the Table Summary text field of Acrobat Pro DC, for example, I used to be able to copy text from the PDF document and paste it into the Table Summary field, in order to fix accessibility failures. I am using Adobe Acrobat DC (22:001.20169).
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Hi PaulSp!
Thank you for reaching out, and sorry about the trouble.
Could you please check and confirm if the issue occurs with all PDFs or with some particular file?
It would be helpful if you could share the sample file to test and step by steps workflow you do that does not work.
In the meantime, try repairing the application installation.
Go to Help > Repair Installation in Acrobat. Check if that helps.
Let us know how it goes.
Thanks,
Meenakshi
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Hi there Meenakshi, thank you for your response. I tried repairing Acrobat Pro but it didn’t fix the problem. It’s an issue that is affecting all my PDF documents and my friends are having the same issue with their Acrobat Pro software. I use a Windows 10 Enterprise laptop. This is what I am trying to do (but is no longer possible):
When I have documents with lots of tables I will copy and paste the Table Summaries text which is so much quicker than having to type every one. This appears to be a fault with Acrobat Pro DC.
Kind regards.
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Hi there! Were you able to fix this? I have exactly the same problem.
Let me know! Thanks 🙂
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Hi there Elisav, sadly I am still having this problem which causes a lot more work when I have a lot of table summaries to complete for accessibility. I am hoping that @MeenakshiNegi will get time to look into this as it used to work fine.
Kind regards.
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Hi @MeenakshiNegi any update on when this issue will be fixed please? Kind regards 🙂
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Meenakshi,
It is with kindness that I would like to say Adobe Acrobat Pro is the most needlessly difficult piece of software I've ever used.
As I look through the community pages searching for answers to simple questions, one thing I've never seen is a straight answer from an Adobe employee. Rather, the first response seems always to be to tell the user to look somewhere else for the problem, or to ask numerous qualifying questions to try to narrow the issue because, I suspect, the number of programs and versions of each one has multiplied far more than UX would require, but probably just the right amount as the owners require in order to squeeze every last penny out of these programs.
Just my two cents, offered with kindness. Different opinions and perspectives should be welcome additions to any community and not viewed as disrespectful or unkind simply because they are different.
Thanks,
Paul
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This issue now seems to have been resolved.