Get Reader DC: What's New in the Latest Update

Adobe has released a new update for Acrobat Reader DC, and it comes packed with several exciting features and bug fixes. But before we dive into those, let's take a look at some of the issues that have been plaguing users.

One of the most frustrating problems has been the crashes that occur while appending to Compare result files after scanning. This is issue #4179127, and it's just one of many that have been fixed in this latest update.

Another common complaint was the slow generation of PDF thumbnails, which wouldn't even appear until all pages had been scanned and post-processing completed. Issue #4153268 has finally been addressed, making it easier to navigate through your documents.

Visio users have also experienced issues with saving files as JPGs, only to have them hang when closing Visio if the PDFMaker is installed. This pesky problem (#4173071) is now a thing of the past.

But that's not all - there were also issues with form fields not being converted to email address links (#4161259), weird text rotation and reversed image manipulation when converting Word files (#4142155), and even hidden characters in Word docs turning into lines in the output PDF (#4135481). These are just a few of the many problems that have been fixed in this update.

Other issues addressed include crashes while browsing files using the touchpad (#4157360) and zooming via option or trackpad swipe not working properly (#4169688).

In addition to these bug fixes, Adobe has also announced a new Continuous Update for Fill and Sign version 1515.020.20039. This means that users can expect regular updates with new features and improvements.

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On a personal note, I recently had an issue when trying to rejoin the domain after reinstalling Windows. It turned out that I had accidentally added a 'LocalAdmin' group without setting it to admin type - oops! Luckily, I was able to remove the machine from the domain before things got worse.

As for my system specs, I'm running a Dell 5810 tower with an Intel Xeon E5-2697 v3 processor and 24GB of RAM. I'm excited to be here on Spiceworks and look forward to contributing to the community.

Finally, I want to mention that Windows Server 2022 is not shutting down properly for some users. If you're experiencing this issue, it might be worth checking out some of the troubleshooting steps available online.

That's all for now - let me know if you have any questions or need further assistance!

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