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Adobe Acrobat Reader DC, Windows
This forum has lots of complaints about the "Save As" window being completely blank. After the most recent update, the problem hit my PC. The official solution since about 2015 is to go to Edit, Preferences, and stop online saves.
OK, so where is Preferences? In the most recent update to Adobe Acrobat Reader DC for Windows, there is no EDIT and no Preferences. Only HOME and TOOLS.
No excuse for software this buggy for this long.
So, you aren't seeing your menu bar.
Try F9.
And note too that Preferences can be reached via Ctrl+K.
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At the top you will see File, Edit, View, and so on
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I wish! That's what it used to say. Since the last update the top only says HOME and TOOLS.
Under that is a bar with icons for Save Cloud Print Share Find.
Clicking Save causes the blank requester window to pop up.
What now?
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Hey Laserfocus,
We're sorry for the trouble you had, would you mind posting a screenshot of the window you get as blank as well as the initial screen of Adobe Reader? To post a screenshot, please take help from the article https://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-7043#jive_content_id_How_do_I_attach_a_screenshot
Are you on a Mac or Windows machine and what is the version?
Navigate to Adobe Reader's Preferences from Edit>Preferences>General>and uncheck the options 'Show online storage when saving files' and 'Show online storage when opening files'> Click OK>Restart the application and check.
Make sure you have the latest version of Adobe Reader 19.010.20098 installed, check for any pending updates from help>check for updates, reboot the machine after updating Adobe Reader.
Let us know if you experience any issue.
Thanks,
Anand Sri.
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So, you aren't seeing your menu bar.
Try F9.
And note too that Preferences can be reached via Ctrl+K.
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We have a winner!
F9 solved it all. Thanks.
Not to denigrate them, but your answer was so much better than Adobe's actual support. Maybe they could learn from that.
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