Trial period (7 days) is free. After that you need to pay. ... View more

Yes, using a script. That allows you to define exactly what information to include (or to omit) from the summary. For example, this (paid-for) tool I've created that does just that: http://try67.blogspot.com/2008/11/acrobat-create-comments-summary-txt-pdf.html And I can customize it to your specific needs, if need be.   ... View more

What PDF viewer are you using in those browsers? ... View more

These are options of a button field, not a check-box. ... View more

Does this happen with all forms, or just this specific one? What's the exact version number of the application (You can find it out by going to Help - About Adobe Acrobat)? What's your OS version? ... View more

1) The code above uses the PDFBox library for Java, which is open source and free. ... View more

In what application (including version number) are you opening these files? ... View more

XI is not 7. It's 11... If that's indeed the version you have, then no, you can't activate it any longer, since Adobe retired the activation servers a while ago. ... View more

Let's imagine it worked like you want it to and you had two fields with the same name, but different values. Say the field name was "CustomerName" and the values were "John Doe" on page 1 and "Mary Jane" on page 2. You export the form data to a database. What is the value of the "CustomerName" field in that export? What would you enter in the DB? See the issue?   The technical explanation is that the "name" property is the unique identifier of each field in a PDF file (there's no "id" property like in some other form standards), so there MUST be a one-to-one relation between the field's name and its value. You can't have a single named field with multiple values, and therefore can't avoid the "merging" of multiple fields in the same file that have the same name. ... View more

You can do it in a few clicks using this (paid-for) tool I've created: https://www.try67.com/tool/acrobat-duplicate-pages-of-a-pdf-file-including-form-fields Note that field names will NOT be the same on each page, though. That is technically impossible to achieve.   Edited: Forgot to add the link... ... View more

I downloaded it from here and can see it just fine: https://gdlp01.c-wss.com/gds/9/0300039689/01/EOS_R5_Advanced_User_Guide_v1_EN.pdf It's pages 2-8. If you got a different file, share the link to it. ... View more

Contact your bank and report your credit-card details as stolen, then.  ... View more

Why is this a PowerPoint question? He's obviously using JS in Acrobat to try and launch an external file, so this is certainly the place to ask about it. ... View more

Not possible, unless the PowerPoint file is attached to the PDF. ... View more

What version of Acrobat Pro? ... View more

No, I just removed it from your post so you don't get contacted by scammers. This has nothing to do with your credit-card or payment issue. ... View more

I removed your email address from your post and moved it to the proper forum. Also, you write in your title that it's about Acrobat, but then you talk about Photoshop. The two are not the same... ... View more

Again, what browser? What PDF viewer within that browser? About mobile devices there's nothing you can do. Such a script won't work there. Just learn to live with it. It's really not a big deal. ... View more

How did you create it, exactly? (Reader can't create PDF files) Can you share the file? ... View more

You still did not answer the most important question: In what application are they viewing the file? Post a full-screen screenshot, please. ... View more

Because it's a personal subscription, associated with your Adobe account. You are not allowed to share it with other people, certainly not for pay. Read the Terms & Conditions of the subscription. ... View more

- This should work, but only in Acrobat or Reader. Not in other applications, most likely. - The first line of your code does nothing. You can remove it. - Be aware that will affect all other files the user opens as well, not just yours! It's good practice to either change it back to its original state when the file is closed (in which case you will need the first line, as well as other code) or to at least inform the user of this change, and ask for their permissions before executing it. ... View more

You are not allowed to do that. ... View more

Right-click the menu, select Show Page Navigation Tools and enable Previous View and Next View. Be aware it's not exactly what you asked for, though. It won't take you to the previous page you viewed, but to the previous view, which can be on the same page. But if you click it multiple times you'll end up in the previous page you viewed. ... View more

Using overlapping fields like this is going to be very tricky. You should think of another way of doing it. For example, place the original text as a "placeholder" and then remove it when the user clicks into the field. See here how to achieve that: https://answers.acrobatusers.com/Is-add-instructional-text-text-field-disappear-clicked-q195078.aspx ... View more

Another option is to flatten all files before merging them. That will allow you to merge them as a single PDF, instead of a Portfolio. ... View more

The menu bar doesn't appear in the new UI. You need to click the Menu button in the top-left corner, then select Disable New Acrobat. ... View more

Spawning a copy of the Template requires using a script. This code will spawn a Template called "MyTemplate" as the last page of the file, with unique field names:   this.getTemplate("MyTemplate").spawn(this.numPages, true, false);   However, be aware that although the fields are uniquely named, they will have the same values as the original fields on the Template page, so it might be a good idea to clear them, but that will require a more complex script (or to hide the Template page so the fields in it are always empty).   Edited: Fixed small mistake in the code. ... View more