Hi there - we have not received any follow-up complaints, so this may be user error of some kind  I am much more concerned with the possibility that we are unable to comply w the US DOJ rule requiring WCAG 2.1 AA compliance because of the problems w links in AEM Designer/Acrobat.

I will dispute the "best practice" comment, though - from W3C: "The types of actions performed by buttons are distinctly different from the function of a link (see link pattern). It is important that both the appearance and role of a widget match the function it provides."Buttons are for actions, li...

I have a scenario - here's a checkbox:[] I have provided notice in accordance with rule xyz.123,where the rule is a link providing more information (i.e., the rule). The checkbox indicates an affirmation that is binding.So, according to you, I would have to make a checkbox that says[] I have provide...

There has been NO reply with an answer yet. I do not have an Admin account and cannot open tickets. 

One more problem with the inline links: If you hit Enter to open a link from a Text Object, when you go back to the PDF the tab order starts from scratch; when you hit Enter to open a button link, the tab order on the PDF picks up where you left off. Can you please fix the inline link issue or tell ...

Morning -Creating forms in AEM Designer 6.5.21, saving as static forms extended for Reader.When opening the form in Acrobat links in Text objects are fine and appear in tab order, whereas links in a field caption do not. In other words, Acrobat does not tab to an inline link in a field cation.When u...

The customer is reporting that:"My Adobe Standard (not Adobe Reader) will not open your 2024 updated pdf. documents that can be retrieved online... Whenever I try to open these document Adobe gives me the Error Message, “There was an error opening this document.  Acrobat cannot decrypt this document...

We have received some complaints that end users with Adobe Standard are unable to open forms. The forms are extended for Reader and open just fine in Acrobat Pro and Reader.

Hi there - I have yet another accessibility issue for you:We are getting forms ready to comply w Federal DOJ new rule requiring "state and local governments with a population of 50,000 or more to comply with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1 Level AA (“WCAG 2.1 AA”) by April 24, 2026" (se...

Right, and they change at least twice a year, so that is a no-go. Does Adobe really only offer the full bells-and-whistles CRM model? If we were somehow able to get money for that, would it be possible to skip all the add-ons and simply continue to maintain our forms the way we have so far?