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(Such as when creating mail merges.) He could be adjusted to be invisible all other times, unless summoned. It was possible to adjust the digital assistant to only appear in instances where you might really need him. He was way more tolerable, and even useful. I preferred The Professor, who looked like Einstein, and he had a different 'personality' than Max. Once you did that you got a full slate of potential configurations and even a choice of other characters. The trick, as I recall, was to hold down the command key and click on Max himself. Also, try to repair the installation from the help menu (Win Only) and see if that works. Go to Help > Check for updates and reboot the computer once. original) Macintosh.Ī lot of Mac users hated Max, but that was because they couldn't figure out how to turn off or adjust the intrusive digital assistant. What is the version of the Acrobat DC you are using To check the version go to Help > About Acrobat and make sure you have the recent version 1 (Mac) or 2 (Win) installed. But I use a Mac, and the default digital assistant in Microsoft Office for the Macintosh was Max, not Clipy.

It would probably bring back a lot of memories if I was a Windows user.

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