Hi @FelipaReyes we use multi-page PDF files in Proofing and since we build these files in InDesign and we choose not to outline the text we are able to select text with the proofing text tool.  If we outlined the text or created the file in Photoshop as a JPG both of these options would result in te...

Do you use Adobe InCopy?  I don't mean to suggest Adobe products (I don't work for Adobe) but your use case sounds exactly what InCopy was designed to address. InCopy lets copywriters and editors style text, track changes, and make simple layout modifications to a document while designers work on th...

We have seen these issues at times, during the last few days.

In our instance we have proofing licenses and non-proofing licenses.  If users have a proofing license assigned, the option will appear as in the screenshot

Have you tried moving the document?

I had never heard of SCORM files before now, thanks for sharing your use case. I would imagine one of the challenges that Adobe would face is that the most recent update to SCORM was 20 years ago (!!!) and this might indicate to them that this might be a platform which is past its prime.

This might be outside the scope of your question but what helped for me was logging in as individual users an design a basic user dashboard.  I had to basically do it over and over as I logged in as each individual user - not ideal. This allowed me to specify a basic experience from which users coul...

I think if we took it one step further you could develop custom workflow templates with assignments and a custom message.  Instead of doing it on the fly you can apply the workflow template to the proof.

In an existing workflow you can click the 3 dots next to a user in the workflow, next select message.  This allows you to message an individual user on a proofing workflow.    You can add a custom message to a new stage

You are not wrong, when we switched to New Home I had to login as people, and manually drag the widgets around for about 3 dozen people