I just switched over from Adobe Acrobat Cloud to Creative Cloud; a tedious task. Most of my files open up fine, but some of them show up as a blank page thumb nail. They do have ".pdf" extension. Any ideas as to why this is happening, and what I can do to correct the issue?
Are the pdf files without a thumbnail password protected? (Probably not but just checking since we will not be able to provide a preview for such a file).
If you click on the blank thumbnail to view the individual file page do you see a larger preview image, or is that blank too?
If you refresh the browser page does the thumbnail image show?
If you upload the file a second time do you see a thumbnail image?
If there is a problem with a specific file feel free to share a link with me via a private message and I can investigate further.
Jeff, Ken ty for taking the time to reply. One of the ".pdf" files became corrupted during transfer from Acrobat Cloud, so I had to change it when I placed it on Creative Cloud. As for the others, I found out unlike Acrobat Cloud where one can view any type of file (.pdf, .docx, etc), Creative Cloud does not display any other files (MS powerpoint included) but .pdf extensions.
Image renditions are available for many many generic image file types (.jpg / .jpeg, .png, .gif), RAW files, and some Adobe file types (.pdf from Acrobat, .indd from InDesign, .ai from Illustrator, .psd from Photoshop). With Adobe file types you can do things like turn on / off layers and switch between pages / spreads in the browser.
Support for additional file types is on our road map.
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