Up front: I have no idea whether the below is at all possible. I vainly searched, maybe I overlooking a feature, maybe there isn't, I don't know.   Acrobat 2020 Pro I have a 180 pages document. On each page there is a date. Pages have been scanned. At some points the sequence isn't in order, e.g. between year 2004 pages, there are some year 2007 pages.   Is there a way to: a) sort selected pages only, not the entire document or b) is there a way to select pages containing a specific text e.g. I may search on -2005, but only can go from one page to the other. I do not know a way to select all pages based on (in this example) -2005 I might consider to extract those pages to a new PDF document, sort that document, this for all years and then re-combine them again but with proper sorting. Maybe there are easier or better ways? Thanks.   ... View more

In short this is the scenario: r-click a file (e.g. a jpg) and select conver to PDF Acrobat opens and shows the file (as PDF) then I start OCR this file (Created an action and added it as button to the toolbar) Action is to handle the 'Current open file'   However, running my 'OCR this file'-button prompts me to save the open file first: the 'Files to be processed:" box remains empty. Maybe.. because the converted file needs to be saved first(?) Could not figure out how to have : a. Convert file to PDF automatically save the file (alongside the source) - after converting CTRL-S still prompts for file name b. have the file in the 'Files to be processed' box   Any suggestions? FWIW I have added some screenshots.   Thanks! ... View more

In Explorer context menu I have an item "Combine files in Acrobat". This basically results in a binder1.pdf going thru a number of steps. Q: Is there a way to edit this context menu, so : a. it can be triggered using a hotkey and b. the binder file is stored in the same folder as source file All this 'no questions' asked. Thanks. (p.s. likely there are paid plug-ins / tools, but frankly, that is not something I am looking for) ... View more

I have quite a lot of image files, in many different folders, all within 1 parent folder. These image files often contain text. I can go into each individual folder, select each file, convert them to PDF, perform OCR. However, I would like  to automate that: create a single PDF's of each single file, perform OCR on theat PDF and store it alongside the source file, using the same file name as the source.   So, like this. X:\JPG\JPGFolder\FolderA\SomeJPGFile name.jpg X:\JPG\JPGFolder\FolderA\SomeJPGFile name.pdf (OCR'd)   Any suggestions?   Thanks! ... View more

  Tried to convert a Word document (.docx - Officed 365) to PDF and got a security warning.   - Microsoft Office has identified a potential security concern. Microsoft has blocked macros from running because the source of this file is untrusted. The Security level is set to High. Please run the application which created this document, in the 'Security Warning' dialog select the check box 'Always trust macros from this source' and enable macro's created by Adobe Systems Inc. -   Checked out forum posts but could not sort this out. Have added the Acrobat folder to Trusted Locations in Word Options  (Options>Trust Center>Trust Center Settings>Trusted Location)   No idea what else to try. The following is a 'long shot': in the past I did not encounter this error. Just very recently I uninstalled my '3rd party' AV software and Windows is now protected by the native AV software (Windows Defender). Could it have something to do with Windows Defender?? It is running in default settings. Thanks!   ... View more

Currently using Acrobat 2020 Pro for Windows. Something I do a lot is scanning documents or combining images to a PDF. With 2020 Pro this is fine, after scan or combine the documents can be made searchable using OCR. When checking out Acrobat DC 2020 (not Pro) this seems not be possible. On https://www.adobe.com/acrobat/pricing.html it says that "Turn scanned documents into editable, searchable PDFs" is available in the DC Pro version, not in the standard version. So, just to make sure, as it is a decisive factor...: what I am doing with my current Acrobat 2020 Pro is not possible in the DC standard version?   Thanks!     ... View more

Currently using Acrobat Pro 2020 (Windows). On my Surface Pro I installed Acrobat DC Reader. Obviously it is constantly pushing to buy Acrobat DC or DC Pro. It is on the edge of being irritated. So far I never considered DC: my 'standalone' 2020 Pro is fine. But.. that said, I started to check out the differences, between Acrobat DC Standard and 'my' version. Also I wanted to know what the EULA is saying about the installs. For this one has to perform a Google search, as obviously there is no link to the EULA on the Acrobat pricing/features site. Within the EULA there is an item "2.1.2.3 Subscription Edition and 2.1.3 Portable or Home Computer Use." and an item "2.2 Membership." I have a PC, a laptop and a Microsoft Surface Pro 7+ Currently I can install the standalone version on PC and laptop, in line with 2.1.3 of the EULA. I can not additonaly use it on my Microsoft Surface Pro and on my PC within a WIndows-VM (VMware). Subscription/membership - on the DUTCH purchase site - there is a clause saying (Freely translated) "Annual Membership; if you cancel within 14 days, you will receive a full refund." The word 'membership' does not show up on the English site. Also it might(!) indicate that EULA 2.2 Membership applies?   Anyway, with respect to purchasing the software, I am not sure about the differences between 'Subscription' and 'Membership' . That aside, Acrobat DC - installs: are they also limited to 2 ? In my case I would need to continue using the standalone version next to a DC version, if I want Acrobat on the 4 devices: PC, VM, Laptop and Surface Pro.   Thanks! ... View more