Hi, @mikea96950696, it's hard to tell offhand (not much information), but there are a few things you can try.   Does this happen with all folders or only a few? Does it happen with folders on external drives? Have you tried to re-create that Workspace? If so, does it work? Using a default Workspace, try Purging the cache for that folder and then changing the workspace.   Let's see what you come up with. ... View more

If you are scanning, you need to fix the image BEFORE you bring it to your computer. The catch is that most people just accept what they get when they push the scan button and fix it later. While this may work, even if it does, you will not get the best result.    To get the best quality scan and thereby achieve the best quality OCR, please check this blog I wrote for Adobe some time back.   https://community.adobe.com/t5/adobe-community-professionals/scanning-clean-searchable-pdfs/m-p/4785435?page=1#M89 ... View more

Hello, @defaultskvro5d38xrm, I moved your question to a new, separate discussion because I'm gathering there is something you need that I've not said yet in the original message.    So, let's backup and please tell me what you are doing to OCR a page from this book. It's important to be as specific as possible: How are you scanning the document, and how are you saving the document? What kind of scanner are you using? What is your OS  and what version? What version of the scanner's software is on the computer? What version of Acrobat are you using?    Simply put, the more detail you provide now, the more I have to work with you to help you. Think of it this way: you call a mechanic and tell him your car will not start. That's not much for anyone to go on to solve your issue. ... View more

Hi, @Bas_Leroy, great, I'm glad this will work for me.    Two things: Be SURE to save it (Windows (menu) -> Workspace -> Save as new Workspace).   Then, go to Windows (menu) -> Workspace -> Edit Workspace… and from there you can drag the order of Workspaces. You'll notice that my workspace is at the top, so it appears as first in the list.   One other benefit of Bridge's Workspaces over other Adobe applications is that if you make a change to one, you can right-click or left-click on the hamburger menu to the right of the Workspace name. One of the options is to "Save Changes to this Workspace." In other applications, you must create a whole new Workspace and toss the one you just improved.     ... View more

Hi, @Bas_Leroy. I'm not sure what to tell you, but the default magnification for viewing image sharpness quality is 100%. That gives you one pixel of image per one pixel of screen. When you have a percentage (±100%) of viewing, that means that the computer is either hiding or inventing pixels, neither of which accurately represents your images.   It is also more likely that images at 50% will appear sharper than they really are. ... View more

Hi, @David27305832xkrt, there are no answers because what you want to do is not possible. E.g., "I want my car to fly. Have you found an answer yet?"   Seriously, here's the issue: Bridge relies upon a cache for faster function, and many in this forum will blast Bridge because it's not fast enough. But, let's say you add a label to a file, and Bridge caches that file with that label. Now, someone else puts a different color label on that file. But, on your computer, the label is the right color, just not the one it currently has. Then you rebuild your cache for that folder and suddenly your labels are all messed up.   Now, think of the same issues except with adjustments; you made the image lighter, and the other person made it much darker.    Who's at fault here? You, because you are not using the product as instructed, and me, because I drove my car off of a cliff and the flight mechanism is not behaving as desired.   There are products that will do this, but they are not cheap. And maybe with the above explanation, you may see why.    There is, however, one way to do this: have an external hard drive that all your files are on. Now, walk it over to one of your coworkers, plug it into their computer, then wash, rinse, repeat. Be aware that when plugged into each computer, the cache will have to be recreated for each use. But, this will work.   Sorry and good luck. ... View more

Hi, @jodmcc49, Good information and screenshots. Always helpful.   But we have to back up a bit. Acrobat has no scanning capability whatsoever. Rather, Apple provides a link from its scanning application, Image Capture, to other applications, such as Photoshop or Acrobat. This is different from what PCs have, which is software called Twain that provides a link between applications and the scanner's software. There's a big difference because just about any scanner's software is better than Image Capture. I've been on Macs since '86 and have used scanners since around '90. When you compare what Image Capture can do versus what your scanner's software can do, you'll probably never look at Image Capture again.    So, the next question is, how do I digitize my documents, photos, or anything else I need to scan? The answer is simple: Use your scanner's software. Here's a basic process.  Scan with your scanner’s software, save your scans in the TIF format, and leave the files on your desktop (or wherever convenient). Then, you can drag the files onto the Acrobat icon in the Dock. If you save the files as TIF images, Acrobat will automatically OCR them; there's nothing else you have to do. If you drag more than one file onto the Acrobat icon, Acrobat will ask you if you want all of these files merged into one document or to remain separate.  (If you save in any other format, the auto OCR dynamic will not happen, and you'll need to add to your workload by adding an OCR step to your activities.)   Some extra tips and bits of information: A full-page, 300 ppi, 8-bit TIF file will be about 8 MB. (16-bit will be about 16 MB); once they are processed into a PDF, they will drop down to about 100-150 kb, so do not worry about the size. Assuming that you've done a pre-scan to set the Levels settings to get a clean image and you're doing a stack of pages from the same source, there's no need to do subsequent pre-scans. The first scan will be “document.tif.” The 2nd document will be “document (2).tif,” the third will be “document (3).tif.”, etc. When you process those in Acrobat, the first scanned page will end at the end of the PDF as the last page. You can either fix this in the "Organize Pages" or, before processing in Acrobat, change the name in the Finder for “document.tif” to “document (1).tif."*   * There's no way around this because it is up to Finder or Explorer to name it, not the scanning software. FWIW, I use this latter approach.   Lastly, if you want to get into the details of this and learn how to get the best-quality scan and, thereby, the best-quality OCR, check out this blog I wrote for Adobe a number of years ago. https://community.adobe.com/t5/adobe-community-professionals/scanning-clean-searchable-pdfs/m-p/4785435?page=1#M89   Good luck.   ... View more

Hi, @rachael_2728, you'll need to check with your scanner's software for an answer. Acrobat has no scanning capability whatsoever. Instead, it uses software called "Twain" that breaches the link between the scanning software and any other application that wishes to use it. I can provide no guidance on what to look for because I have no idea what scanner you have and probably have never encountered the scanner's software.  Sorry I cannot help you more, but hopefully you now know who to contact for support. ... View more

Hi, @annes28242237, were you able to find your files? ... View more

Hi, @annes28242237, I'm sorry about this but Bridge is not meant to be used with ANY cloud service or server. Bridge was designed to be used only on local drives. That means any location on your computer or any drive directly connected to your computer (e.g., hard drives, flash drives*, etc.). I have no way of knowing where your file went, but you SHOULD be looking via the Finder or Explorer (your post does not mention your OS).   Good luck,   * Flash drives should not be used for any computer application work. They should be limited to the transfer of files. The same goes for camera cards.  ... View more

Ah, @TheLuminous8623, that will help one of the Windows-based support folks help you. I'm one of the Mac-based help folks, and I have no background in that.    Someone will come along soon to help, thanks for the extra information; that will help them help you. ... View more

Hi, @TheLuminous8623, I'm not sure I understand, what do you mean "…record Bridge as I move through the pages…?"   Bridge has no recording capability. Are you trying to capture the procession of the images with a third-party screencapture application? What are you referring to?   Thanks, ... View more

@rickburress, I do not disagree. ... View more

Hi @Hansenphoto, yes you can, but there are minor conditions.    The catch here is that you need to arrange your Workspaces. My essential workspace is "Gary's Workspace," and I've always had that at the front of the list. What you need to do, though, is to arrange your two (or more) desired Workspaces in order for at least the first five.   To do this, go to the end of the workspace list and look for Edit Workspaces  Once there, you can change the order by dragging them up or down. Look for the blue line because that's where the workspace will land. Below, I'm moving the Metadata Workspace to below Output. Lastly, open up the Keyboard Shortcuts near the bottom of the Edit menu.   In the bottom region, on the left, you'll see an area where you can select the thing you wish to change the key command or create one. You'll see that there is no Workspace names here, only by their order of appearance; hence the need to make sure the order is the one you want.    You will see that the basic intended key commands are set to Fn keys. I do not like dealing with Fn keys, so I changed them to "Shift-Command-Option-1." To do this, I clicked on the default , and that highlights that command and displays an "x" adjacent to the command. If you click on the "x," you will delete the command. If this closes up, just click in the region, and you'll see the blue/black highlight, but it will be empty. Enter the key command you want and then proceed to any others.     Now, close the window and you're done.   Let me know if this works for you or not, or if you have any other questions. ... View more

Hi, @ESSAAR; you are jumping into a thread that is over a year old and introducing issues with which I have no knowledge of what you're talking about.    If you've already talked to Adobe and have been told that you require Asian language fonts and that the original author/owners have permitted you to make alterations in a PDF, then there's not much else I can add.    Earlier in this thread, I listed a blog post I wrote about getting as good a quality scan as possible. I suggest you read that. Also, be aware that even the best quality scan will NOT make converting an entire document into editable text easy for subsequent editing, and certainly not extensive editing. I have no idea how mixing Asian fonts into the mix will work. I've only worked with the English language and standard fonts.    All the best of luck! ... View more

Hi, @PeterFacey, as long as you realize the minimum requirements for 24.005.20414 is a 64-bit Windows 11 or Windows 10 (version 1809 or later) operating system, an Intel or AMD processor at 1.5GHz or faster, 2GB of RAM, and at least 4.5GB of available hard disk space.    After any OS gets into End of Life designation and Windows 7, there's nothing that anyone can do to fix an issue. In fact, MICROSOFT ceased to support Windows 7 on January 14, 2020.   Unfortunately, there's not much that can be done. Sorry ... View more

Hi, @rebecca_1000, can you please share some screenshots of what you're clicking on and trying to do. It should be working.  ... View more

Thank you, @vermer_5961, I should have added that I'm on an M1 Mac. What others see with other processors will vary.    Does this happen to all images? Have you tried this in other folders? And lastly, where is this folder located? External drive, on your Desktop? Where? ... View more

Have you tried going into Camera Raw Preferences and changing the graphic processor setting?     ... View more

Despite claims to the contrary, Bridge does not "keep" manual sorts. It's not surprising for users to see manual sorts undone.  if you want a special sort to remain, it's best to rename all of the files in that folder with a sorting name (e.g., image-234.jpg). Then, you can always revert back to this new order by sorting by name.  good luck ... View more

Also, where are the files located? On your computer or an external drive? ... View more

For the record, everything Erik has said for Windows does apply to the Mac as well.   One small addition (and this applies to the Mac, but I am not sure about PCs): if you trash a folder, all of its contents are trashed as well. So, if you are looking for a file and see a folder, look in the folder because the individual file will be separate from the folder. However, if you delete every file in a folder AND THEN delete the folder, they will show up in the Trash can/bin as two separate items adjacent to each other. ... View more

Hi, @Wilk_67; the operative word in all this is to take your time and save often. I just created a short video that shows what to look for. If I have time in the next couple of days, I might make an update to show a few more tricks to make this work, but this should suffice for now. Good luck!   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2hfUCj9Gqc     ... View more

Hi, @Martin23380985b9km. You do not state what you are doing with the raw files where you're seeing this. Can you please elaborate? For example, you open a folder of raw images, open up some of the raw images in ACR, and then what? Are the adjustments not showing up in the same folder? Are you moving the files from that folder to another folder? If so, are you making sure the XMP (sidecar file) is moved with the original file(s)? What camera's raw files are these, or have you converted them into DNGs?   Please provide the full details of what you are doing and seeing. Screenshots would be welcome as well. ... View more