This leads me to believe the 'Test Screen Name's link declaring " Update: With the July release of Acrobat DC, we have added the support for 64 bit TWAIN drivers on Mac", might not yet be implemented and that his original statement that "Adobe Acrobat DC does not support Twain drivers on Mac" is probably still true.īut, there is still one show-stopper. It was also able to append the scanned pages to an existing file. This time, it did create a searchable PDF and I was able to leave 'Optimized' selected. In fact, the scan interface looked pretty much the same as the Mac 'Image Capture' interface. Not sure if ICA is native or not, but using that device did permit scanning. I saw no Options selection, but I did try dropping down the devices menu and had another device for 'Brother (ICA)'. I read on another site with someone having the same problem the advice to go into Options and use the 'native' driver. I feel like I'm pretty much monologuing on this thread. I'll post back after I try scanning something. It did, however, list the Brother ADS-2200 in the list of scanners, so looks promising so far.
Since I did this remotely I do not have physical access to the scanner, so testing that will have to wait until I have physical access. This did, in fact, cause Acrobat to show up in the domain (network) user's Applications folder and I was able to open the program as the Domain user.
I installed Acrobat Pro DC as a local user. So, my Mac drive must be case sensitive.ĭoes this therefore mean that Acrobat Pro DC cannot be installed for network users? In addition, I logged on as a local user and did:Īnd there was no 'mark' file, but MARK did contain "asdf". Would it be trying to install there? Is there a way to know if a drive is case insensitive or not?įile System Personality: Journaled HFS+ Type (Bundle):Īccording to a website I found, the first line would have " Case-sensitive Journaled HFS" if the drive were case sensitive. I am installing as an Active Directory Domain user and the user's "Desktop" is on a network drive.
This is a normal Mac, so why isn't mine already "case insensitive"? Perhaps the drive in question isn't the main Mac drive.
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