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1. #ADOBE ACROBAT VS PDF EXPERT HOW TO#
2. #ADOBE ACROBAT VS PDF EXPERT MAC#
3. #ADOBE ACROBAT VS PDF EXPERT WINDOWS#

THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! In addition, if you have done such exhaustive testing over the past 12 months, why are we seeing more complaints about how confusing and frustrating the new UI is than at any time in the many years I've been monitoring these forums? What testing has been done since the new UI was released? And more importantly, who was involved in the testing, and can you share the test parameters? You can't "ensure" that all tools work in one part of a paragraph and also state that you are "addressing any gaps or issues reported." You can say that you "…are striving to ensure…," but the word "ensured" implies that the work is done, with nothing more to do. We are proactively >addressing any gaps or issues reported by users related to any break in current workflows. >A point to note is that as we made these changes in the interface, we have ensured all tools & features that are currently >supported, retain their familiar functionalities and workflows as they did in the previous version. Nonetheless, with all due respect, the paragraph I found most interesting is this: I do look forward to the promised detailed article for these changes.

Thank you for this short background on the new UI. Thank you once again for your feedback, and do look forward to our upcoming releases! We will follow up on this response with a detailed article explaining the changes, a guide to help familiarise you with the new interface, and regular updates on upcoming changes. We will follow up with a detailed community-featured post, guiding you to familiarise yourself with the new interface and regular updates on upcoming changes.

#ADOBE ACROBAT VS PDF EXPERT WINDOWS#

If your critical workflows are impacted, you can switch to the old UI from the “ Menu” on the top left corner of Windows OS and View Menu on MacOS. We proactively address any gaps or issues users report regarding any break in current workflows.

And we will address them with the highest priority.Ī point to note is that as we made these changes in the interface, we have ensured all tools & features that are currently supported retain their familiar functionalities and workflows as they did in the previous version. We are actively working on any unavailable features, such as customizing the All Tools positioning or user interface. We acknowledge that the new Acrobat represents a notable change however, we hope that as you get familiar with the new interface, you can be more productive and get more out of Acrobat. Hope this post helps you quickly get back to work! On the other hand, this community forum is a user-to-user help forum and information posted here rarely reaches ears or eyes at Adobe. They need to hear from us users.įYI, UserVoice is Adobe's official website where it reads and takes into account suggestions and complaints from users of its various products. īe sure to leave a comment about your opinion and experience with the new interface. You can voice your opinion about the new interface at UserVoice.

#ADOBE ACROBAT VS PDF EXPERT MAC#

Thanks to Gary_SC for this Mac screen capture.

When Acrobat is updated to version 2023, it replaces the traditional user interface that's been in place for the past 20+ years with what Adobe is calling the "Modern Viewer," which has some severe technical problems (missing utilities) and a complete relocation of familiar tools, menus, and quick access tool bars. It consolidates the information users need to know.

#ADOBE ACROBAT VS PDF EXPERT HOW TO#

This post is to consolidate the information from dozens of other posts about how to revert to the previous user interface in Acrobat. ADOBE: Do not delete or merge this conversation thread.