It is not a lockable Plist or Registry preference because it is pre-configured in the Adobe Acrobat AcroApp Script (.aapp) files. It is different in mobile devices though, like in my case with Android (and the same would be true with iOS powered devices) the Adobe Sign is downloaded as a separate app that integrates with the Reader mobile app as a premium feature that is unlocked when you sign-in with the AdobeID that belongs to your paid subscription (but I may be wrong).Īccording to the Enterprise Toolkit this a non-customizable Tools Center shortcut. It works perfectly fine when Fill & Sign is invoked. I have Windows 10 and just like in your screenshots in your macOS, Adobe Sign doesn't show as a separate tool, it is always accessed when you add the Fill & Sign tool to your workflow before sending a document out for signatures. However, I may anticipate that this is a design behavior where the Fill & Sign tool interfaces with the Adobe Sign E-sign service. See this guidance on workspace basics and see if re-reating or restoring preferences do the trick:.Have you consulted the Adobe Acrobat release notes and manually re-apply the latest planned update instead of havinf the CC Desktop app to control what needs to be updated?.Have you used Time Machine to restore an application to an earlier state in your mac devices?.

Have you try using HELP, then select 'Repair Installation? or should I ask, is the software even allowing you to run the repair setup portion of the setup program?.

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