It is not in "recent" and I cannot find it in any temporary folders anywhere.ĭid the shoddy "save" "functionality" which apparently requires one hit the "back" button and return to dropbox - rather than syncing automatically, warning me, or, you know, having a SAVE button just cause me to lose an entire afternoon's work? Once that file was open in Acrobat, I could not go back to the edited version of my first PDF. I think I went to my downloads folder and opened it accidentally before I could move the file to my dropbox. I have a learning disability - this work isn't easy for me.Īfter finishing with that article I opened the next one. I spent THREE HOURS highlighting and making comments on an academic article. I opened the file in Acrobat via the editing icon in Dropbox on my tablet. If you know of a better alternative, feel free to let me know.I was using Dropbox and Adobe Acrobat on Android. In any event, for someone who still likes to live off his desktop, I find this useful. Here's an open source one I haven't tried, as an alternative, if you feel safer: You can have it include the dpi and or date you were using at the time of a save. You can set it to automatically save locations with various triggers. The easy save feature can forget if really pushed (can't remember what I DID to make it not restore, but I managed to mess things up once). dok format (whenever things are particularly tidy) - which never goes away mysteriously - it remembers last save location so a folder wherever works fine. I have it set to remember and rotate the last 4 icon setups I've had, but then I also save the icon locations in its. It passed my antivirus checks when I got it ages ago, but as always - hit it with virustotal and malwarebytes. But, change master zoom settings, or other major change, and you may just get scrambled.
First, if you don't want to lose your icon locations from a spontaneous graphics driver reset (or whatever), doing a quick right-click reset periodically does plant your icons fairly well.
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