"Adobe Acrobat Pro" is not optimized for your Mac and needs to be updated.

[sudheer4887]

"Adobe Acrobat Pro" is not optimized for your Mac and needs to be updated. Could you please help me fix this.

[John T Smith]

That is a warning from Apple to tell you that FUTURE versions of the Mac operating system will not run a 32bit program

Keep using what you have until Adobe issues a 64bit program

[sudheer4887]

Thank you, John!

[Test Screen Name]

The 64 bit program is Acrobat Pro DC, which has been available for 3 years now.

What version do you run today Sudheer?

[sudheer4887]

I am running 11.0.23.

[Test Screen Name]

Ok, 11.0.23 should be fine in mojave, I think, but absolutely will not run in Mac OS 10.15.

The message is there to worry you into upgrading in good time, but you don't have to.

You MIGHT be eligible for upgrade pricing to Acrobat Pro 2017 (perpetual license) but I'd strongly recommend the subscription instead as it includes upgrades.

[tomh52056997]

I get this message as well, but when I do, I can't click "OK" or "Learn More" and I can't move the message box out of the middle of my screen. It only disappears when I restart.  My issue may have to do with the fact that I work at this computer part-time and leave it unattended for two weeks, generally.