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Jump to Mac OS) Print double-sided in Acrobat, Reader 10 or earlier - (Reader X/Acrobat X) Click. Of the Print dialog box,. Oct 1, 2018 - Which products make up the Adobe Acrobat DC family of software? The Adobe Sign mobile app, and how does it relate to Acrobat Reader for.

Viewer • 3992648: 3rd party plug-ins are not accessible when Reader runs in Internet Explorer. • 4080858: Reader beccomes unresponsive while switching PDFs through thumbnails in the taskbar. • 4105460: Failure of APIs to set Tool Icons. • 4028349: When selecting text across pages, weird text selection artifacts appear (text goes black, white boxes appear.) as soon as selection spans multiple pages.

• 4088015: MAC: Acrobat continuously crashes when opening a new file on the customer’s machine. Security • 3790194: Request to accept apostrophes in email addresses while creating digital signature for any user. • 4068442: Security Policy Encrypt with Password creates a mask in the Permissions Password Box when edited. • 4099393: Whenever the attached PDF is opened, it tries to download the Certificate Revocation List. • 4131373: Unable to open RM protected PDF after 5 days in offline mode, in Acrobat DC. • 4062577: SAML timeout after 2 hours leads to error message for opening new documents.

• 4106980: Disable Privacy Notice with Extended Usage Tracking enabled. • 4135664: Acrobat signs PDF with SHA1 instead of SHA256 using Entrust certificate and CSP drivers that do not support CNG on windows 7 and windows vista both 32 and 64 bit.

As said, this has nothing to do with regular expressions. Neither is it about some 'pdf escape sequences', as PDF uses binary safe text encodings. These square blocks are usually shown in place of some characters that doesn't have a representation in the chosen font.

Often, it happens that the typesetting software replaces some quotes or other characters with a 'nicer' Unicode alternative; but the font doesn't have those characters. You could try to copy/paste the text from the PDF into some other document and replace the font, or even use some PDF editing tools ( is one of the most popular; it's cheap but not free) to replace the font with another more complete. At first, this has nothing to do with regex, except that the document you are writing is about regular expressions. I assume, the sequence that is replaced by a square is s, isn't it? I think the problem here is that some regular expression shortcuts are interpreted as escape sequences in the pdf creation process and therefor not printed literally. You don't write how you create your pdf, but I would assume that will be OK when you escape the backslashes, when you want to print them literally.

So when you want to see a s in the pdf, type s in your source format. (If you have somewhere a escaped backslash you want to print like then write ).

Javier's answer is nearly complete. But let me add this: You'll have a small chance to get Acrobat Reader display the square boxes using a 'substitute' font by toggling a certain setting in its application preferences. IIRC, the setting is called 'Use local fonts'. You can usually find it in the Page display section of the preferences settings, but over the different releases Adobe kept adding, removing or re-locating different settings. Background info: If you have NOT enabled Use local fonts, then you require the Reader to only use the PDF-embedded fonts for displaying all text. In case the font is embedded, but misses some required glyphs, enabling said setting may find the required font on your system to render the text, or the Reader may use its built-in Multiple Master fonts which will try to fake the look of the original glyph, more or less.