Enable users to reliably view and interact with PDF via Adobe Readerįor the specifics on how each of these goals was met, here are two itemized version-by-version feature comparisons vs.Deploy touch-friendly Acrobat on tablets with Windows 8, or through Citrix XenApp.Make it easier for users to secure PDFs in Acrobat and Microsoft Office.Protect systems and lower IT costs with advanced application security.Streamline form creation, distribution, data collection and analysis.Accelerate the process of gathering feedback and approvals.
There aren’t any complete, formal reviews out yet, but here’s what some early test users are saying: “Being able to do complex things on the fly, like signing a document electronically or commenting on a document on an iPad, is very attractive,” and “makes it even easier and faster to create PDF forms and to automatically distribute and collect information with new online forms services,” plus “offers advanced document protection capabilities that are easier than ever for our staff to uniformly secure our documents.”Īdobe had four overarching goals for this release: (1) increase end-user productivity, (2) streamline collaboration, (3) lock down information security, and (4) support working with documents on mobile devices. One of the most frequent upgrade questions we’re seeing asked is what’s new, what’s different, or what’s changed between the new Adobe Acrobat XI (Acrobat 11) and previous versions? Or more simply put, what are the major new features in Acrobat X (Pro or Standard), versus Acrobat X or 9? Adobe calls it, “a powerful new PDF solution that rises to today’s complex document challenges,” so these kinds of answers can help decide about upgrading…
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