Oct 17, 2019 A follow-up update to Acrobat DC and Reader DC October 2019 release for Mac and Windows 19.021.20048 Out of cycle update, October 17, 2019 is available which fixes stability, services, and network load optimization -related issues. This patch is applicable for Acrobat and Reader DC Continuous track.

1. Note: Pre-August 2019 versions of Acrobat DC, Acrobat 2017, and Acrobat 2015 applications cannot be licensed on macOS 10.15 Catalina and later versions.Adobe recommends customers updating their Acrobat DC, Acrobat 2017, or Acrobat 2015 to the latest release.
2. Polished and professional. That’s the impression you’ll make when you use Adobe Acrobat Pro DC with Adobe Document Cloud services—the complete PDF solution for a mobile, connected world. Minimum System Requirements: Operating System: Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Mac OS X (All).
3. The correct place in your workflow to embed fonts is when you create the PDF file, not afterwards in Acrobat. You didn't indicate from what application you are creating the PDF file from (i.e., InDesign, Word, etc.), but the settings used in creating the PDF file determine whether the fonts get embedded or not.

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This ought to be easy to figure out, but while not many Adobe Acrobat Professional users care about measuring, those that do tell me they have a tough time figuring out how to use it.

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Here’s how it works:

1. The measuring scale can be embedded in the PDF as it is created. If you would like to change it, choose Tools from the top of the Acrobat DC Professional document window. (Note: the screen shots have been updated to reflect the Adobe Acrobat DC workspace. In Acrobat X and XI: use View > Tools > Analyze to open the Analyze panel. Click on Measure, and jump down to step 4.)
   
2. Click the Add button under the purple Measure tool at add it to the list of tools on the right.
3. The Measure tool now appears in the list on the right and will remain there until you remove it. Click Measure to move to the Measuring view of Acrobat.
4. Click Measuring Tool at the top of the document workspace and then pick one of the Measurement types: Distance, Area or Perimeter.
   
5. Hover over the page and right click (Mac OS: Control+click) and choose Change Scale Ratio from the context menu.
   
6. Enter the preferred scale ratio in the dialog box:
   
7. When you pick OK, you will see the updated scale ratio, as long as you still have the Measuring tool selected in the Analyze panel:
   

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