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Re: Will Adobe Reader DC Update Impact my Adobe Acrobat XI?
Subject:Re: Will Adobe Reader DC Update Impact my Adobe Acrobat XI? From:Thorsten Konersmann <tk -at- documentation -dot- engineering> To:Kevin Ryan <kryan -at- harriscomputer -dot- com> Date:Fri, 31 Jan 2020 16:13:29 +0100
Older Adobe applications do not work well with the âscale and layoutâ
display setting in Windows 10. Thatâs why buttons may âfall off the edgeâ
of a dialog as in your case.
A workaround for such Adobe applications is to set âscale and layoutâ to
100% and not higher. On very high-res displays (4K/24", 5K/27") this may be
undesirable, though, because all UI elements become very small.
In FM 2015, I had discovered and reported a UI bug related to the âscale
and layoutâ setting that actually crashed FM on a 5K display. AFAIK Adobe
has specified later FM versions to work only with up to 4K resolution
displays.
Therefore, I try to stick to UHD resolution or less for legacy Adobe
software.
On Fri 31. Jan 2020 at 15:40 Kevin Ryan <kryan -at- harriscomputer -dot- com> wrote:
> Only problem is that Acrobat XI dialogs such as the print dialog have
> absurdly large fonts that push the print button off the dialog. This seems
> to be an ignored/unresolved problem on internet posts by other Acrobat
> users with the same problem.
>
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