Actually, you probably could not patch a re-install to 9.4.4.

A system restore would set you back prior to the 9.4.5.

confirmed this bug is still in effect. I do multiple selects many times a day so this bug is not huge in terms of fuctionality but a big break on working speed.  There is no work around i have found, you just have to right click and them type in page numbers to select multiple pages. 

It is more of a problem when i need to rearrange pages and have to do it one page at a time.

working with xp, my workaround was a xp system restoration to the state before update.

meanwhile I open "risky" PDF-files with the parallel installed fresh updated Reader X ...

german support confirmed this bug and told to wait for next update ...

Confirmed on Acrobat Pro 9.4.5/ Win7

Just raised a discussion on this too - then saw this one. (Have removed my one now)

I've got an upgrade to CS 5.5 waiting - was only putting it off due to testing my custom Actions/settings. Time to jump onto 'X' I think...:)

.

Definitely true.  Windows 7 32-bit or XP.  same problem.

When did this update come out?    i need to try a restore point.

Yes they replied

Raymond Rocha

sent from iphone

Same issues at my company which is an huge deal for what we use acrobat for.  What a joke.  Who's doing the testing at Adobe?  Clearly nobody.  It looks like it's Bluebeam PDF Reviewer from now on.

I reported the bug yesterday and received the following response from Adobe:

"  Thank you for taking the time to notify us of this unexpected behavior after updating to Acrobat 9.4.5. This has been identified as a bug by our Engineering team.  They are hard a work adding a fix to be included in the next update.  There is no time frame for this patch to be released.

In the meantime if you are trying to manipulate contiguous pages you can drag the blue box around the pages and perform any action on the pages within the blue selection area. Of course this will not help to choose pages that are not nearby to each other.  We apologize for the inconvenience and hope to have this issue resolved in the future."

If the updates aren't till September, that's going to be pretty bad as this is an important feature for our Firm.  I've already had to un-install and re-install to 9.0 for multiple users.  NOT FUN!!

I have a co-worker that uses Adobe 10. He is still able to group pages to be extracted, deleted, or copied to another file using the mouse and Ctrl key.

Good luck trying to escalate this problem.  Seems like Adobe doesn't fix bugs reported by users any more.  Over a year I reported the thumbnail runoff problem (bottom thumbnails missing in thumbnail view), was promised a fix, then no action.  I even re-reported the bug, was promised a fix with the next release, then nothing. Other than the agent wasting my time apologizing for the inconvenience, I have seen no action on that problem. My best advice, roll back your systems to 9.4.4 and disable automatic update.

They are going to have to fix this one.  expecting everybody to upgrade is absurd.  I have 15 machines and there is no way i will do that.

I realize people are trying to help and that is appreciated.

However, just telling us to upgrade to version 10 is not an acceptable answer.

Along the lines of one of the first posts, does anyone know the best way to get this escalated?

The same problem exists on my Win 7 x64 machine. I will report the bug as suggested and fully expect Adobe to fix this. Breaking a program to 'entice' people to buy a new version is not just morally wrong, it may also be illegal...