Acrobat bug report

[Joe]

Had one last night. A little logo about 1" square.

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Wasn't by chance a pdf with 8 gazillion paths in it?

Vector bomber strikes again. I love showing people wireframe view on these things.

Waaaay, I would recognize Randys combination cheeseburger beer gut anywhere.... this site is really turning trailer park! Who is next? Lahees ex Barb?

[pspdfppdfxhd]

Wasn't by chance a pdf with 8 gazillion paths in it?

Vector bomber strikes again. I love showing people wireframe view on these things.

Waaaay, I would recognize Randys combination cheeseburger beer gut anywhere.... this site is really turning trailer park! Who is next? Lahees ex Barb?

Or maybe Conky, that little coniving puppet bastard

[t-pat]

Wasn't by chance a pdf with 8 gazillion paths in it?

Vector bomber strikes again. I love showing people wireframe view on these things.

Waaaay, I would recognize Randys combination cheeseburger beer gut anywhere.... this site is really turning trailer park! Who is next? Lahees ex Barb?

Or maybe Conky, that little coniving puppet bastard

CYRUS

https://goo.gl/images/2W34HL

[DPSprint]

Wasn't by chance a pdf with 8 gazillion paths in it?

seems to be happening with a whole lot of different pdfs (tends to be larger books that have images though, not so much vector files) and even after i have finished and closed the files the memory levels just keep going up.

Think I might try clearing the recent files and see if that makes a difference, I hardly ever use that feature anyway

[DPSprint]

Had one last night. A little logo about 1" square.

ooo thats delightful! lol!

[Joe]

Not that I am getting my hopes up but...

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[DPSprint]

and i am still having the same bloated ram issue with acrobat... and luckily (or unluckily perhaps) i have found someone else with the issue
https://forums.adobe.com/message/9807157#9807157

ignore the jpg, its too small to see, and I cant seem to delete it from the post

[Joe]

Definitely looks like Acrobat is using a lot of memory. I'm not seeing that with mine. What version of OS X are you on? And do you have any 3rd party plug-ins besides Pitstop?

[DPSprint]

only pitstop plugin, version number attached.
 OSX Yosemite 10.10.5

[Joe]

Hmmmm....looks like I may not have gotten the recent bug introduced by Adobe yet. I still have an older version. Something to look forward to.

[DPSprint]

Hmmmm....looks like I may not have gotten the recent bug introduced by Adobe yet. I still have an older version. Something to look forward to.

yes i am wondering if they have just introduced this to some parts of the world yet.... like the south pacific.
I'm pretty sure everyone in the US would be yelling from the rooftops by now.

I just have to quit from acrobat every hour... which is annoying.
I accidently didn't yesterday and came back after lunch to everything out of memory and having to restart the computer, that was very annoying.

[Joe]

only pitstop plugin, version number attached.
 OSX Yosemite 10.10.5

Work iMac is running the same version that you have and I haven't had any of the memory errors. I am on Mac OS Sierra (10.12.6). Not sure if that would make a difference though.

[Joe]

Adobe has FINALLY fixed this issue in the latest update released February 13.

Hi All,

With the latest update of Acrobat on 13th Feb, this issue has been addressed. Make sure you are on the latest update by visiting Help > Check for updates (https://www.adobe.com/devnet-docs/acrobatetk/tools/ReleaseNotesDC/continuous/dccontinuousfeb2018.html#dccontinuousfebruarytwentyeighteen/ ).

We have added a preference "Use Shift + Click for Multiple Selection with Output Preview " to enable multiple objects selection when the output preview dialog is open. To select multiple objects, use Shift + Click. To add a sticky note containing the color values, use Alt + Click (on Windows) or Option + Click (on Mac).

For more details, refer https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/using/previewing-output-acrobat-pro.html .

Please try it out and let us know your feedback.

Regards,
Priyanka Jain

Here is the setting:

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[Farabomb]

I got the email today and knew you'd be happy.

Since I'm on acrobat pro v2 it really didn't affect me.