Not sure how the Acrobat cloud system works but with the other, Creatrive Cloud System, all files uploaded to the cloud has a copy of it on your system.

I'm also not sure if you Delete them on the Cloud system whether those same files stored locally on your hard drive will go to the Trash and or (Windows) Recycle Bin.

But I would look there first. In the CC cloud system there is a Delete folder/system that removed, Deleted, files go to for a period of time.

But it seems the acrobat ssytem may be different.

Actually I just uploaded some files to the Acrobat cloud system and then Deleted them. The original file are still on my hard drive, they Did NOT get deleted.

So look on your drive for the files.

Abambo

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Yes, JustShootMe,

Creative Cloud keeps deleted files ... creating different problems. But Document Cloud is different, which I personally find very disturbing. That's a problem with Adobe where two product lines do similar things but they don't follow common guidance. I would really like to have Document Cloud and Creative Cloud being both containers of one and the same "big" cloud... 😞

I did not find a possibility for the DC to undo a delete... which does not mean that there isn't one!

Abambo.

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Just Shoot Me

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I think that is because even though Acrobat seems to be, IS, under the Adobe Name it's some type of completely different Entity, division, of Adobe and does not follow the main Adobe Rules.

I remeber back in the JIVE forum there was No General problem forum for Acrobat and when asked Why the answer was the People at Acrobat (Like they weren't part of Adobe) didn't feel the need and someone would ASK them to include, create, a general problems forum page. Which they did. But the Admins of the JIVE forum didn't seem to have access to do that on there own.