Testseek.com have collected 11 expert reviews of the Adobe Acrobat 9.0 and the average rating is 76%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Adobe Acrobat 9.0.
October 2008
(76%)
11 Reviews
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Abstract: Most designers use Adobe Acrobat to send magazine articles, news, fillable forms and other such docs through mail. This helps to publish these docs on the Web without any loss of information or style. Adobe has recently launched Acrobat 9 Standard wit...
Abstract: The latest incarnation of Adobe’s primary PDF-creating and editing application stresses multimedia integration and presentation: it plays Flash natively and extends its multi-user collaboration through a new hosted Web site, Acrobat.com. It has a stra...
Wraps video and animation into PDFs, Supports geospatial mapping and 3D images, Enhances 256bit encryption, Improves form management and redaction, Takes web page snapshots, PDF Portfolios better bundle complex packages, Free online tieins extend the t...
Adobe Acrobat 9 isnt easy to master, Tech support is pricey, PowerPoint tieins and geospatial mapping are only available in Pro Extended
This update should be worthwhile for security-minded businesses and creative firms. With Acrobat 9, Adobe brings new web relevance to print-ready PDFs by enabling embedded video and animation. Forms, security and overall ease of use are also enhanced...
Much more than a simple PDF reader, the collaboration and review tools of Adobe Acrobat 9.0 will make it a useful addition to any office. Melissa J Perenson ...
Abstract: Version 9 of Acrobat has a lot going for it; however, many of the “new” features are mostly improvements of existing ones—making it seem like more of a major update to version 8. Adobe is changing the line-up slightly, mainly f...
Abstract: As in past versions, the Macintosh version is lacking some important features that the Windows version has. Just to clarify, the Acrobat Pro application is virtually identical on both platforms—it is the other applications that come with the Wi...
Finally supports 256-bit encryption; enhanced controls for working with forms and converting Web pages to PDFs; some features fill conspicuous technology gaps
Some additions are of dubious value; many of the best additions are only available in the most expensive versions
While we’re not swayed by all of Adobe Acrobat 9s new features, it offers some excellent new ways to make the most of your PDFs. But you might need to shell out a bundle for the best new offerings....
Upgraded PDF creation and editing package introduces PDF Portfolios, more PDF/X support; standards panel, embedded preflight audits; improved Web capture, native Flash playback support.
Limited new functions for print designers, UK pricing double the US price, Mac users are denied lower-cost entry-level and high-end specialist versions, Distiller user interface remains confusing
In a Windows environment Acrobat 9 Pro is the mid-priced option, mainly of interest to designers and professional printers who want to use PDF/X files. However, printers mainly use PDF/X-1a or PDF/X-3, which can be created by Acrobat 8 Professional if...
Abstract: Adobe’s Acrobat software has evolved beyond merely reading Adobe’s PDF files. With the new Acrobat 9.0, Adobe adds features that elevate Acrobat to a potential must-have application for business and individuals alike.You can choose among three flavour...
