You might notice that the Adobe Acrobat tab doesn't appear in your Office applications, such as Word or Excel, when you know that you have Adobe Acrobat installed. To get the Adobe Acrobat tab to appear, first make sure that you have the latest version of Office and that your version of Adobe Acrobat is compatible with it. If this doesn't work, there are a few other methods you can try, such as making sure that the Adobe Acrobat add-in is enabled, navigating to the.
All of these are described in detail below. Things to try first. Make sure the add-in is enabled. Navigate to the.
Update the registry. Make sure that you have the latest version of Office Go to the Adobe Acrobat compatibility page. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Answered by:. Archived Forums. This IT Professional forum is for questions, feedback, or anything else related to setting up and deploying Office versions prior to Sign in to vote. My "acrobat" tab from the standard toolbar inside Microsoft Word has all of a sudden disappeared.
I know I have acrobat currently installed. I have tried everything. A dialog box confirms that the registration was successful. Click OK to close this dialog box. Close the Command Prompt window. Open the Office application. Click OK. Click Remove, and proceed to the next paragraph. Solution 5: Run Repair Acrobat Installation while no other applications are running.
Close all open applications. Restart your computer. Open Acrobat. When the repair process is complete, restart your computer. Solution 6: Remove and reinstall Acrobat with Windows in a simplified mode. Follow the onscreen instructions to remove the application. For instructions, see the following documents: Disable startup items and services Windows Restart Windows in a modified mode Windows 7 or later. The screens are identified, from left to right, as The missing menu in Adobe only happens on monitor 1.
But when I then move the document back to monitor 1, the missing toolbar again goes missing. Does this provide any clues as to the potential source of the problem? If so, please post. Thank you. This is still a work in progress, but as a further refinement to my answer above, it may additionally help at least in the Nvidia control panel to click on the button "Override the scaling mode set by games and programs. After extensive research on the issue, I have come to the conclusion that this is a widespread problem on MS Windows systems, that seems to affect people primarily with multi-monitor setups.
There appears to be no permanent solution to this bug, at least until Microsoft deals with it. It has affected people for years. The only solution, a temporary one, is to clear the graphics drivers.
There are several ways of doing this, but the easiest is to press Control-Left Shift-Windows Key simultaneously, and then "B. It takes about a second. As a follow up to my prior Reply, I think I have found the ultimately correct solution to this problem. I made this switch, and immediately the disappearing menu problem was eliminated, and has not returned. The process to accomplish this may be different on your computer, but GPU Scaling rather than Display scaling is what you want.
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Learn more. New Here , Jun 11, Jun 11, I fixed this issue. Jump to latest reply. What's the exact version number? What's your OS version? In Response To try
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