Additionally, Command F to search does not work by default as you would expect and as virtually all other applications work, like Safari or Word on Mac. Yet, applications like Microsoft Word work smoothly in such scenario.ħ. It has life by itseld behaving like a zombie! Really frustrating. Other issue of Adobe Acrobat Pro DC is that if you Command F to search and then try to manually scroll vertically, it behaves in an unexpected way: it is excruciatingly slow and does not stop when you stop manually scrolling. Update (more serious productivity issues that have been unfixed for many years now):Ħ. I have reported them many times to no avail. These are important productivity features. It would be great of Adobe Acrobat Pro DC and Adobe Acrobat Reader DC worked as well in such scenarios. Other applications like Microsoft Word work fine in all such scenarios with Word files. But double-clicking them to open them generates an error if you moved the files to other folder in the Finder since last time that you opened or saved them. Yet other issue is that if you open PDF files with Adobe Acrobat Pro DC or Adobe Acrobat Reader DC, such files show in the Home - Recennt window, which is great. Again, these actions are useful when you are editing a PDF file and want to move it elsewhere before continuing editing it and eventually saving it.ĥ. Move the PDF file to other folder in the Finder and then try to save it, an error is also generated. Such actions are useful for instance when downloading a scientific paper (PDF), opening it, highlighting some keywords or sentences inside and then changing the name of the PDF file accordingly in the Finder.Ĥ. Change the name of the PDF file in the Finder and try to save it, you get an error. If you open a PDF file and edit it somehow (for instance, highlighting text with the marker) and then:ģ. Other two issues of Adobe Acrobat Pro DC and Adobe Reader DC for Mac are the following. I must say that both issues arose at some time (no problem with older versions).
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