I am not denying that you are seeing a really big problem. (sorry for the late reply.I wasn't getting notifications of responses here and I just now remembered to check!) If it doesn't cache it, where is it getting it from? The new file is obviously there, too, since Preview shows the correct version, but Acrobat manages to bring up the previous revision. That is interesting to know, so do you have any ideas then, how the system is bringing up old versions of the file when they've obviously been overwritten by a "replace file" when saving changes to the original? Neither Acrobat nor Reader cache files between invocations. So, is there a cache folder for Acrobat or some other reason that this might be happening? But do the same thing (save, modify, resave/replace) and the issue happens every time. It seems there must be some sort of cache file or folder that holds these somewhere, but I've done a good bit of research and cannot find any info, apart from a post from another user that had the same issue, but no answer.Īlso, we found that logging out of macOS (10.12.6) and logging back in, the file in question opens correctly.
#Older versions of adobe acrobat reader for mac pro#
Somehow, Acrobat is caching the file and not updating its cache.Īcrobat has this behavior on 2 of the 5 Mac Pro systems in our office. Acrobat Reader DC does the same thing (we use OPEN with. Rename it back to the original file name, and it opens the previous version again. If we change the name of the file, it opens correctly and shows the new version. Double-click the file on the desktop and up comes the PREVIOUS version of the file! Using PREVIEW, we can see the file itself is the correct, newer one.
Export again, same location, say REPLACE. Open it in Acrobat by double-clicking it on the desktop.
We have a weird issue with Acrobat DC PRO (and DC Reader, too) on a Mac Pro opening with stale versions of a file.įor example, using InDesign (CC 2017) say we export to PDF, save it on the desktop (or a network share does the same thing).
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