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Experience the full power of next-generation Acrobat Dynamic PDF. Use Adobe Acrobat X Pro software to deliver high-impact communications that combine audio, video, interactive media, and a wide variety of file types into a polished, professional PDF Portfolio. Get feedback faster through easy-to-manage electronic reviews. Create and distribute fillable PDF forms to collect critical data.

Apply passwords and permissions to protect your work. And confidently store and share documents through easy-to-use services at Acrobat.com. This is a boxed version and not just a download. Experience the full power of next-generation Acrobat Dynamic PDF. Use Adobe Acrobat X Pro software to deliver high-impact communications that combine audio, video, interactive media, and a wide variety of file types into a polished, professional PDF Portfolio. Get feedback faster through easy-to-manage electronic reviews.

Create and distribute fillable PDF forms to collect critical data. Apply passwords and permissions to protect your work. And confidently store and share documents through easy-to-use services at Acrobat.com. This is a boxed version and not just a download. Description Discover Acrobat Dynamic PDF Experience a simpler, better way to connect people, ideas, and information with Acrobat Dynamic PDF.

Share work across file formats, platforms, and devices around the world. Integrate rich media to interact and engage in entirely new ways. And take your work to the next level. Increase productivity and achieve better results Do your best work every day with speed, ease, and accuracy. Use innovative productivity tools to prepare, share, and present high-quality content. Automate multistep tasks so they can be completed consistently by anyone on your team. And distribute documents with confidence knowing you’ve permanently removed sensitive information.

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And seamlessly open and save PDF files stored in Microsoft SharePoint. Deliver high-impact, engaging communications Capture the attention of your audience with polished, professional materials and presentations.

Combine and organize a wide variety of content including audio, video, and interactive media into a customized PDF Portfolio. And apply new layouts, visual themes, and color palettes to make your work stand out. Leverage next-generation solutions Combine the power of Acrobat X Pro software with the ease of services at Acrobat.com. Upload documents into your online Workspaces at Acrobat.com to share files with individuals or teams inside or outside your organization. New Features. Assemble PDF Portfolios Combine a wide range of file types into a polished, organized PDF Portfolio.

Apply professionally designed layouts, visual themes, and color palettes. Easily add corporate logos and colors to reflect your branding. Automate tasks with the Action Wizard Save time and standardize processes by automating routine, multistep tasks.

Create, manage, and share a sequence of frequently used steps. Compare Newer Features of Adobe Acrobat XI Pro for Mac. Measure the distance, area, and perimeter of objects in PDFs. Save PDF to PowerPoint When I tried this feature, it floored me! Acrobat can convert PDFs to editable PowerPoint files complete with backgrounds, artwork, and bulleted text.

Convert documents and images to PDF files. Create PDF and Run Action You can now run an Action directly from a file in Microsoft Office. For example, you might convert a contract to PDF then automatically show the Bookmarks panel and password protect the file. Redesigned Combine Panel The Combine documents experience in Acrobat XI is much improved. You can visually swap in pages, change order, and see thumbnails of existing files. Acrobat XI Combine works better on the Mac than previous versions.

Mac users now can see thumbnails and convert Office file types, too. You still need to have Microsoft Office on your computer, of course.

Restrict Editing Easily With Acrobat’s new ability to edit PDF, you may wish to protect the important documents you share. Acrobat XI includes new, easier single-step method to add this restriction. WebMail Support Use Yahoo or Gmail? You can now send email directly from the File menu in Acrobat (File Send File.). You can configure multiple email accounts, too, and set the default mailer.

FormsCentral Acrobat has long had tools to create forms, but the process involved creating an original file in another program and then laying form fields on top of the PDF later. Acrobat XI includes FormsCentral, a new standalone tool that allows you to create both PDF and web forms and collect the data. FormsCentral includes a nice library of pre-built forms to get you started. Add comments to PDFs with a full suite of commenting tools including text editing, highlighter, and sticky notes. Preflight and prepare files for high-end print production. Add bookmarks, headers, numbering, and watermarks.

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Adobe Acrobat Pro DC running on. Other editions of Acrobat DC (Standard and Reader) feature a similar interface.

Old logos of Acrobat apps and services Adobe has renamed the Acrobat products several times, in addition to merging, splitting and discontinuing them. Initially, the offered products were called Acrobat Reader, Acrobat Exchange. 'Acrobat Exchange' soon became 'Acrobat'. Over time, 'Acrobat Reader' became 'Reader'. Between versions 3 and 5, Acrobat did not have several editions. In 1999, the service came to being and introduced several web services whose names started with 'Acrobat', but eventually, 'Acrobat.com' was downgraded from the name of the family of services, to that of one those service.

By 1 April 2015, the Acrobat family consisted of:. Acrobat XI Pro (for Windows and macOS). Acrobat XI Standard (for Windows only).

Reader XI (for Windows, macOS, Android and iOS). FormsCentral (web service with desktop client). (web service). (web service). PDF Pack (web service). Send (web service) Unlike most other Adobe products, such as members of family, the Acrobat products do not have icons that display two letters on a colored rectangle.

Document Cloud In April 2015, Adobe introduced the ' branding (alongside its ) to signify its adoption of the and the model. Apps under this branding received a 'DC' suffix. In addition, 'Reader' was renamed back to 'Acrobat Reader'. Following the introduction of Document Cloud, Acrobat.com were discontinued as their features were integrated into the desktop and mobile apps. The UI had major changes with the introduction of Acrobat DC in 2015, which supports Windows 7 and later, and OS X 10.9 and later. Version numbers are now identified by the last two digits of the year of major release, and the month and year is specified; the previous version was 12, but examples of the DC (Document Cloud) Acrobat product family versions are DC June 2016, version 15.016.20045, released 2 June 2016 and DC Classic January 2016, version 15.006.30119, released 12 January 2016.

From DC 2015 the Acrobat family is available in two tracks, the original track, now named Classic, and the Continuous track. Updates for the Classic track are released quarterly, and do not include new features, whereas updates for the Continuous track are issued more frequently, and implemented silently and automatically. The last pre-DC version, Acrobat XI, was updated to 11.0.23 version (and this was the final release ) on November 14, 2017, support for which ended on October 15, 2017. Retrieved 2018-11-02.

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