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andrewg14812319
andrewg14812319
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March 28, 2017
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Does adobe pay anyone to monitor these forums?

  • March 28, 2017
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Or do they hope do gooders and well wishers take care of everything for them?

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    Pariah Burke
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    Pariah BurkeCommunity Expert
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    March 28, 2017

    FYI:

    • I deleted your other post here in The Lounge that only was only a link to the same post you linked to above.
    • I unmarked your own reply as the Answer.
      • Please don't mark your own replies answers.
      • Please don't mark any reply as the Answer unless it actually answers the original question or solves the original problem.
    • By posting so frequently so many replies and posts with substantially the same content and a link to the same place, you are mimicking the behavior of a spammer. That has triggered the forum software to treat you like a potential spammer. Your replies are now being held for moderation. I approved your outstanding replies, but please try to exercise some patience and restraint to keep the system from treating you like a spammer in the future. Spammers' posts are never replied to or given help.
    andrewg14812319
    andrewg14812319Author
    Participating Frequently
    March 28, 2017

    Hey, every adobe  I get on chat says to bring my problems here. So I am. And I don't care if it ruins the user experience on the forums. At this point I just need my question answered and the best way to go about it will be to act difficult and annoying.

    I tried being patient and adobe decided I wasn't worth their time.

    Pariah Burke
    Community Expert
    Pariah BurkeCommunity Expert
    Community Expert
    March 28, 2017

    andrewg14812319  wrote

    I don't care if it ruins the user experience on the forums. At this point I just need my question answered and the best way to go about it will be to act difficult and annoying.

    Indeed. Yes. The best way to get people to want to help you is to annoy and alienate them.

    You're not ruining the user experience on the forums, whatever that means. It's simple logic: if you ask your question in the wrong place, you won't get the right answer.

    Nancy OShea
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    Nancy OSheaCommunity Expert
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    March 28, 2017

    This forum Lounge is a hang out place for users.  Adobe Staff rarely come here.

    The various technical forums have both expert product users and occasionally Adobe Staff are on hand.   It varies by the product forum though.   Unless you see a staff badge next to the person's name, you're probably being answered by a fellow product user who is an unpaid volunteer.  For more info, read the Forum Resources.

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    Nancy

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    andrewg14812319
    andrewg14812319Author
    Participating Frequently
    March 28, 2017

    Any advice on how to get a adobe employee to answer this question?

    Saved file names not matching top level bookmark names when splitting a document.

    It has been unanswered for months.

    Pariah Burke
    Community Expert
    Pariah BurkeCommunity Expert
    Community Expert
    March 28, 2017

    andrewg14812319  wrote

    Any advice on how to get a adobe employee to answer this question?

    Saved file names not matching top level bookmark names when splitting a document.

    Have you tried calling technical support? If you legally paid for Acrobat, you should be able to get a telephone support technician to look into the problem. Contact Customer Care

    You can also reach out to Adobe Customer Care (@AdobeCare) | Twitter with a single polite tweet.

    Whatever method you choose, please exercise some patience. You replied to Saved file names not matching top level bookmark names when splitting a document. only an hour ago and immediately then posted this thread AND another one here in the Lounge. As the name suggests, Adobe Customer Care does care about customers, but you are not the only customer they must help.

      John T Smith
      Community Expert
      John T SmithCommunity Expert
      Community Expert
      March 28, 2017

      Some employees, more volunteers... what is your specific problem?

      andrewg14812319
      andrewg14812319Author
      Participating Frequently
      March 28, 2017

      Saved file names not matching top level bookmark names when splitting a document.

      I keep getting shuffled from one chat support agent to another

      Pariah Burke
      Community Expert
      Pariah BurkeCommunity Expert
      Community Expert
      March 28, 2017

      This LOUNGE area is not a place to ask for either technical support, or about problems with support in general

      You posted to a question in the Editing and Exporting PDFs forum... which has nothing to do with the Lounge

      I am moving this to that forum

      Also, looking at the original question, my understanding is that periods . WITHIN file names do not follow the naming conventions, since a period . WITHIN a file name causes problems with some programs

      So changing the period . to an underscore _ is actually correct


      John,

      I moved it back to The Lounge because this is not a technical support thread directly relevant to PDFs. Moreover, the Lounge is absolutely the most appropriate place to post about problems with Support if such a post must exist.

      Please leave this thread where it is. As you can see, other ACPs are handling it.

      As far as the periods and underscores advise, that should be added to the original tech question in the PDF forum rather than here. I was going to say so myself, but I assume the "many" chat tech agents must have already told the O.P. that. So, I asked him for more detail (in the correct thread) rather than simply restating advice he must have already received.

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