Testseek.com have collected 16 expert reviews of the Adobe Acrobat 9.0 Pro and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Adobe Acrobat 9.0 Pro.
September 2008
(82%)
16 Reviews
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Abstract: Now at the rip old age of 17 years, Adobe Acrobat and its PDF (Portable Document Format) technology is the established lingua franca of the world of electronic documents. ...
Thanks almost exclusively to its integration with Acrobat.com, Adobe Acrobat 9.0 Pro boasts impressive improvements for specific users. Workgroups will benefit from the easy document distribution and sharing, and anyone who works with forms will be ex...
With its incorporation of Flash-based media handling and new integration with Acrobat.com, the Acrobat platform fully embraces the internet age - at last. ...
With its incorporation of Flash-based media handling and new integration with Acrobat.com, the Acrobat platform fully embraces the internet age - at last. ...
Abstract: Adobes portable document format (PDF) is the leading format for sharing documents electronically, but Acrobat Pro has always felt more like a useful utility than a fully blown application. Its ability to create PDFs, manage amendments and perform v...
Abstract: The paperless office is one of those great white whales of IT. You could spend a whole career seeking it out, only to waste time, lose sleep and face disappointment. But that doesnt mean technology providers have stopped trying to move the ball closer...
Robust collaboration tools. Improved support for video and PDF standards. Improved PDF security. Universal binary.
Lacks LiveCycle Designer, other Windowsonly features. Some new features implemented unimpressively.
If you create PDFs collaboratively, Acrobat Pro 9 is worth a serious look. But those happy with their current workflow should evaluate the new features to see if they really need to take the plunge....
Abstract: Adobe Acrobat 9.0 ProfessionalCompany: Adobe Systems Inc.UK £499.38, £170.38 upgrade from previous version Adobe has a long and and proud association with the Macintosh platform. It licensed Postscript to Apple for the original LaserWriter, and so ush...
