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Another little unwelcome feature in Acrobat DC for Mac is the constant OCR function. I work in architectural drawings. These rarely require character recognition. A lot of these drawings now are rendered from Revit, so the file sizes are starting to be gargantuan with all the additional data. The first drawing I opened in Acrobat DC, I thought it would never open, I just kept seeing a small status bar at the lower portion of the page.
I finally found a Preference to "control" the OCR a little better and restrict to Current Page. But, even then, give the drawings I deal with, each time I flip to a new page, it's a very long delay. Sometimes I just want to scan quickly. In previous versions of Acrobat Professional, the user had the option of scanning a document. Why was that option taken away?
I have found myself using the OS X application Preview more and more since installing DC to jump through architectural drawings. Is there any way to make OCR scanning an option, and not default in Acrobat Professional DC?
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It's WORKING!!!
This is actually the ANSWER!!!
Why is the question staying as Not Answered???
Why is the admin sleeping and making so many poeple confused?
After closing and opening any other document I see no auto OCR anymore.
Enjoy!
(Version Acrobat DC 2017.012.20098)
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Is it possible that Adobe is data mining people's PDF files for information? Is that why this feature can't be turned off?
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