Then navigate to the found folder, right-click the PDF file, and choose Delete (Windows) or Move to Trash (macOS) At a desired position on the document, select to place the selected stamp I'm not convinced the article 'Uninstalling Adobe Reader from Mac OSX completely!' removes all files from the DC version, and is silent on the point. I checked on a Mac on which I made a recent test of "Adobe Reader DC", with a fresh install and a track of it. Note that the recently used stamp is displayed at the top. To quickly find a PDF, search for the filename in Windows or macOS. Adobe allegedly has an uninstaller for Reader DC (as opposed to the non-DC version), although I can't find it How do I clear local cache in Adobe Acrobat Reader DC. I've signed a document with a valid certificate, immediately after that I revoked the certificate. Rave, your answer doesn't seem to have been verified. The installer didn't install anything within: /Library/Internet Plug-Ins/AdobePDFViewer* Solved: Hi everybody, I have a problem with Adobe Acrobat Reader DC. When I try to open file Acrobat says that is required a font package to correctly Open a document, and then from the All tools menu, select View more > Add a stamp. When I tried to sign a document again, Acrobat is reading the cache version of PDF files are stored in various folders on your computer, depending upon whether you received the PDF in email, from the , or via another source. From the left panel, select Stamp and then select a desired stamp from a required category.
Then navigate to the found folder, right-click the PDF file, and choose Delete (Windows) or Move to Trash (macOS) At a desired position on the document, select to place the selected stamp I'm not convinced the article 'Uninstalling Adobe Reader from Mac OSX completely!' removes all files from the DC version, and is silent on the point. I checked on a Mac on which I made a recent test of "Adobe Reader DC", with a fresh install and a track of it. Note that the recently used stamp is displayed at the top. To quickly find a PDF, search for the filename in Windows or macOS. Adobe allegedly has an uninstaller for Reader DC (as opposed to the non-DC version), although I can't find it How do I clear local cache in Adobe Acrobat Reader DC. I've signed a document with a valid certificate, immediately after that I revoked the certificate. Rave, your answer doesn't seem to have been verified. The installer didn't install anything within: /Library/Internet Plug-Ins/AdobePDFViewer* Solved: Hi everybody, I have a problem with Adobe Acrobat Reader DC. When I try to open file Acrobat says that is required a font package to correctly Open a document, and then from the All tools menu, select View more > Add a stamp. When I tried to sign a document again, Acrobat is reading the cache version of PDF files are stored in various folders on your computer, depending upon whether you received the PDF in email, from the , or via another source. From the left panel, select Stamp and then select a desired stamp from a required category.
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