![]() Unless it's a free and open source software, because then the rules are usually much more loose and it's easier to freely discuss any aspect of the product or the community rules. In my experience, the best places to discuss a software product are independent web forums, and not forums that are operated by the same people that made the product. But you can choose to not participate and go elsewhere. why is Adobe doing this? Because they can. But the reasoning here is the same as for the Adobe Reader app. You can tell by the link above that other members are upset by this too. But it's small things like this that put me off from participating in such web forums (a.k.a. Surely, it's much easier to live with something as unimportant as this, than living without something as important as bread and water. Sadly I cannot edit this in to my post above because I am not allowed to. This is also a paragraph but with one extra line break above it. Apparently, since I am new here, Adobe suspects that I'm here to abuse and spam you, so they have disabled the Edit function. You should do the same.ĭear readers of my post, please forgive me for not inserting extra line breaks to add separation between the paragraphs for easier reading. Just uninstall! I have uninstalled Adobe Reader. ![]() It's worse if you had to do the same for Photoshop and Premiere Pro files and workloads. At least breaking away from your dependency on Adobe for PDF files should be a no-brainer. PDF is now an open standard, so competitors are able to make compatible apps without having to pay royaltee fees to Adobe. You don't have the right to complain if you choose not to do what's in your power to make a change by uninstalling Adobe Reader and finding an alternative app or workflow for PDF files. How bad do you need it? How bad do you want it? You need bread and water to survive in the world, you don't need "Adobe Reader". Stop supporting Adobe by using their products and services. Be the change you want to see in the world, and all that. Let Adobe know what you think by uninstalling their app, and encourage your friends and other people you care about to do the same. ![]() Where there is a will there is a way!Īs a user, you too have a responsibility. The remedy is just as simple as the illnes, if you're willing and ready to take a stand and have them know you're fed up with this. No further explanation, speculation or rationalization is necessary! If you don't like it, then you should stop using their app immediately. Why is Adobe doing this? Because they can! It's as simple as that. A world war 3 will break out and the hell will freeze over before Adobe lets go of its dumb/greedy/evil/bad/wrong (take your pick) practices. It nevere ceases to amaze me how stupid things like this can hang on for such a long time. Which brings me here today! HELLO! Then it all comes back to me! All the memories of bad experiences with this horrendous app comes rushing to my prefrontal cortex. But still, even till this day, whenever I set out to clean up my phone of old junk files I have to remind myself of just what the flip is going on with this stupid app called "Adobe Reader". I encountered this problem many years ago now. From here you can move them wherever you like. Hope this helps anyone in the future.Īdditionally, the files will be saved to your internal storage under download and in the quick share folder. I found this option to be very fast and was able to move all of the files at once opposed to sending them individually or being limited by email file size restraints. I sent the files to my new phone as they did not move over during the Samsung smart switch. Here you will use the quick share option that should already be populated, if not you can scroll over and search for it. In the upper right hand corner hit the three menu button dots and then, select all next hit the same three menu button and select share. To use this feature open your Adobe app and under the file icon you should see all of your files. For Samsung Galaxy s20 users there is a feature built into the phone called quick share. To me it seems unmportant as to where the file is stored, but rather retrieving the file is the utmost importance. This solution pertains to those who can't retrieve the file location. It seems that some have residual files hanging out in the app as well as others who can't get the file location to populate. Just wanted to give everyone a solution if I am reading the post correctly.
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