See below.

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DisableScannedDocumentEditing

Top > FeatureState > Editing Scanned PDFs > DisableScannedDocumentEditing
Data type	0 (bool)
Default	0
Version #	DC July 2015
Lock Path	Not lockable
Summary	Specifies whether to disable text recognition while editing scanned PDFs.
Details	Possible values include: 0: Text recognition will be performed when invoking editing on scanned PDFs. 1: Text recognition will not be performed when invoking editing on scanned PDFs.
GUI mapping	N/A

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The December 2018 Acrobat release disabled XPS and EMF file conversion to PDF. At Adobe, we build security into our products and we implement numerous security processes and controls to help us comply with industry-accepted standards, regulations and certifications. Some examples of overall security improvements specific to Acrobat and Reader include: sandboxing (Protected Mode and Protected View), fuzzing high value targets like the broker process, finding memory corruption bugs via ASAN/GFlags, and running continuous static analysis on the codebase. Additionally, as an added security measure, where we see features with low usage, like XPS and/or EMF to PDF conversion, we disable these features. However, if you trust the document origin, you can enable the feature by creating and setting the preferences below.

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ExportEntireTableContent

Top > FeatureState > Create PDF > ExportEntireTableContent
Data type	0 (bool)
Default	1
Version #	Oct. 2018 (both tracks)
Lock Path	FeatureState
Summary	TBD
Details	0: TBD 1: TBD
GUI mapping	N/A

These preference control the Acrobat Sign UI in MS Office applications when PDFMaker is present. Note the following:

• Windows has two prefs that interact with each other as follows: EnableSignInOffice = 1 overrides DisableSignInOffice (null, 0, or 1) if present.
• MS Office products can display one of two Adobe signature-related UIs: One provided by Acrobat’s PDFMaker add-in and one provided by the Acrobat Sign web add-in if it's installed it from the Office store. On Windows, by default, if Acrobat detects the presence of the Acrobat Sign UI, PDFMaker does not show its Sign UI. On Macintosh, Acrobat cannot detect the Acrobat Sign UI, so the PDFMaker Sign UI displays by default. The settings enable admins to customize which signature UI appears.

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DisableCreateAndSign

Top > FeatureState > PDFMaker > EnableSignInOffice
Data type	0 (bool)
Default	1
Version #	May 2019 Continuous track
User Path	com.adobe.MacPDFMaker.plist
Lock Path	Not lockable
Summary	Specifies whether to install PDFMaker's Acrobat Sign integration component so that the sign user interface appears in Microsoft Office products.
Details	Enabling this features allows user to invoke the Acrobat Sign workflow in MS Office products. Note that the Mac pref has a different name and plist location. Possible values include: 0: Disable PDFMaker's sign component. 1: Enable Acrobat Sign component.
GUI mapping	N/A

DisableCreateAndSign

Top > FeatureState > PDFMaker > DisableSignInOffice
Data type	0 (bool)
Default	1
Version #	May 2019 Continuous track
User Path	com.adobe.MacPDFMaker.plist
Lock Path	Not lockable
Summary	Specifies whether to install PDFMaker's Acrobat Sign integration component so that the sign user interface appears in Microsoft Office products.
Details	Possible values include: 0: Enable the Office plugin. 1: Disable the plugin.
GUI mapping	N/A

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ADC4302862

Top > FeatureState > Miscellaneous user interface features > ADC4302862
Data type	0 (bool)
Default	1
Version #	Continuous track Aug, 2020
Lock Path	FeatureState
Summary	Specifies whether to past copied elements to the exact location as the copied element.
Details	Some copy/paste operations are more efficient when copied elements are pasted to an identical location in the target document. This feature applies to form fields, annotations, and links. Possible values include: 0: Disable the paste-in-place feature. 1: Enable the paste-in-place feature.
GUI mapping	N/A

ProtectOldExperience

Top > FeatureState > Miscellaneous user interface features > ProtectOldExperience
Data type	0 (bool)
Default	null
Version #	Oct 2019: Continuous
Lock Path	FeatureState
Summary	Specifies whether to use the disable the new Protect tool and revert to the old menu
Details	The Protect tool provides options for encrypting and password protecting documents. The new UI provides some streamlined options, but this preference supports using the old menus. Possible values include: 0 or null: Use the new protect app experience. 1: Revert to the existing (pre October, 2019) protect app experience.
GUI mapping	N/A

ADC4275035

Top > FeatureState > Miscellaneous user interface features > ADC4275035
Data type	0 (bool)
Default	0
Version #	Oct 2019: Continuous
Lock Path	FeatureState
Summary	Specifies whether to remove the forms tools delivered with the October, 2019 release.
Details	Editing features are now part of the Form tools. For example, there are AddText and EditText tools in the Prepare Form top toolbar. Systems that encounter issues with these tools (or simply want them removed from the UI) can disable these new features. Possible values include: 0 or null: Do nothing. 1: Remove the AddText and EditText tools.
GUI mapping	AddText and EditText tools in the Prepare Form top toolbar

ADC4275035_ClickEdit

Top > FeatureState > Miscellaneous user interface features > ADC4275035_ClickEdit
Data type	0 (bool)
Default	1
Version #	Oct 2019: Continuous
Lock Path	FeatureState
Summary	Specifies whether to automatically enter edit mode when a user clicks a PDF object.
Details	When enabled, clicking on an image or text results in edit tools appearing in the right-hand pane and edit mode is enabled in the Forms tool. Clicking on any form field enables the form authoring mode. Possible values include: 0 or null: Do not dynamically switch into edit mode. 1: Automatically enter edit mode on user click.
GUI mapping	AddText and EditText tools in the Prepare Form top toolbar

ADC4275034

Top > FeatureState > Miscellaneous user interface features > ADC4275034
Data type	0 (bool)
Default	1
Version #	Oct 2019: Continuous
Lock Path	FeatureState
Summary	Specifies whether to disable the color picker in the Fill and Sign tool.
Details	The color picker is only supported on the Continuous track. Possible values include: 0: Disable the color picker 1: Enable the color picker
GUI mapping	N/A

ShowInsertionBar

Top > FeatureState > Miscellaneous user interface features > bShowInsertionBar
Data type	0 (bool)
Default	null
Version #	May 2020, Continuous track
Lock Path	Library/Application Support/Adobe/Acrobat/(version)/Preferences/
Summary	Specifies whether to enable the thumbnail insertion bar when hovering between thumbnails.
Details	This bar is available both in the left-hand pane and the Pages app. Possible values include: 0 or null: Disable the insertion bar. Enable the bar.
GUI mapping	N/A

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EnableFlashEditing

Top > FeatureState > Flash Interaction > EnableFlashEditing
Data type	0 (bool)
Default	null
Version #	May 2020, Continuous track
Lock Path	Library/ApplicationSupport/Adobe/Acrobat/(version)/Preferences/
Summary	Specifies whether to enable the Flash tools for adding annotations or Flash in the Rich Media app.
Details	Possible values include: 0 or null: Remove "Disable Flash > Add SWF menu item." 1: Show the menu item.
GUI mapping	N/A

ADC4318556

Top > FeatureState > Flash Interaction > ADC4318556
Data type	0 (bool)
Default	0
Version #	Feb 9 2021, Continuous track
Lock Path	Not lockable
Summary	Enables playing 3D and multimedia content using a Flash player in PDF.
Details	Since Flash is no long supported, admins must install and configure the player. Possible values include: 0 or null: Don't play content with a Flash player. 1: Use the Flash player.
GUI mapping	N/A