Wrong color matching between Acrobat and ID, PS, Ai

using the new CC I have this problem: in acrobat pdf + colors are darker than the same files open with PS-ID or AI.
In BR I set and synchronized color settings for all software but is this difference of color that repeat in acrobat + is dark. Has anyone had the same problem?
Thnks

Acrobat doesn't use the global CS color settings. You have to set them manually in the Acrobat prefs.
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