Adobe Acrobat Reader Description
Experience the convenience of viewing, signing, collaborating on, and annotating PDFs with the complimentary Adobe Acrobat Reader. With Adobe Acrobat Reader, you have the unique ability to view, sign, gather and monitor feedback, and share PDFs at no cost. For those seeking expanded functionality, a subscription to Acrobat Pro allows for editing, exporting, and sending PDFs for signatures. Go beyond merely opening and reviewing PDF documents; easily annotate files and consolidate comments from various reviewers in a single, shared online PDF. The Acrobat Reader mobile app empowers you to manage documents on the go, equipped with essential tools for converting, editing, and signing PDFs. You can even utilize your device's camera to capture images of documents, whiteboards, or receipts and save them as PDFs. Acrobat Reader seamlessly integrates with Adobe Document Cloud, enabling you to access and work on your PDFs from virtually anywhere. Furthermore, you can conveniently store and access your files through platforms like Box, Dropbox, Google Drive, or Microsoft OneDrive, enhancing your document management experience. Whether you're in the office or on the move, Acrobat Reader ensures you have everything necessary to handle your PDF needs effectively.
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Basic pdf editor Date: Aug 12 2021
Summary: For a free pdf viewer and editor, this does a lot of things well. Just wish it wasn't as resource heavy at times.
Positive: Free, well-featured pdf editor. Contains more features, like signing, editing, moving pages, that other basic pdf viewers don't have.
Negative: This program can get slow and bulky at times. As part of Adobe, there's always the ad push to get you to sign up for more.
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As good as it can get Date: Aug 08 2021
Summary: Overall a nice tool to use but lacks several functions for free that others apps offer for free. Adobe is a dominant player and they know it.
Positive: A good freemium software for reading PDFs. There are very few complaints on this front. Have been using it consistently for many years.
Negative: Sometimes it acts buggy and fails to load element such as signatures.
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Effective with sharing and editing PDF documents Date: Jul 21 2020
Summary: Works fine with PDF document.
Great and user friendly customer support.
Nice dashboard and easy to use.Positive: It's amazing with editing and sharing of PDF files.
Great with integration with other apps.
There is a free version to install.Negative: Great product which works effectively with PDF document.
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Works Seamlessly Date: May 20 2020
Summary: Overall it's a great tool and is very versatile to use. So many people use PDFs so this is a must have tool.
Positive: Easy to use when you need to open up a PDF file on a computer to view information. Very user friendly.
Negative: There isn't anything that I dislike about it to be honest.
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PDFs are everywhere now. Having the ability to create and manipulate is critical Date: Apr 10 2020
Summary: Use almost every day to send out documents to clients. Don't want to send out the Microsoft versions because I don't want them to be able to easily edit them, and if more critical documents I even go through the process to secure them so that they are unable to edit them even if they had Adobe Acrobat DC too.
Positive: Easy to create, edit, sign and send PDF documents. Some situations call for secured PDFs so they can't be edited and that is very helpful too!
Negative: Monthly subscription, my boss is trying to get me to downgrade to Adobe 2007 but I don't want to loose all the features.
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