The application is fitted with a brand new visual layer that follows the flat tiles trend of Windows 10 and does a pretty good job at implementing it. It's proprietary to Adobe Acrobat Reader, which managed to make a name for itself and remain on top of other similar software thanks to continuous development. One of the most popular and safest file types is the Portable Document Format (PDF) and you need specialized applications to be able to access PDF files, let alone create. If this is clearly not the case, did I miss out any setting ? I have Googled and searched and couldn't find any relevant post anywhere on this matter but it make no sense that I am the onl person who noticed this issue with Adobe Reader (free version)Īny comment and insight into this is very much appreciated.A computer can be equipped with a whole bunch of different text editors, each with its own set of features for more variety and styles, file support and security. If this is a known crippled feature of Adobe Reader (free version) of being unable to lock signature and make it uneditable/unalterable, why the pop-up prompt appear to mislead user into assuming that the signed PDF is now locked.

there is no right-click function or property to lock the signature in Acrobat Reader (free version) and is only found in the Adobe Acrobat Pro. This is clearly not true because if I open same signed PDF with Adobe Acrobat Pro, the signature can be easily removed/deleted. I am facing problem with signing PDF using FILL AND SIGN of Adobe Reader (Free Version) that is not locked despite a warning pop-up prompt stating document signed and saved would be locked and cannot be altered.

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