Binding: CD-ROM
Brand: Adobe
Color: Adobe Acrobat 6.0 Professional - Upgrade
EAN: 0718659318697
Format: CD-ROM
Label: Adobe
Manufacturer: Adobe
Platform: Windows
Publisher: Adobe
Release Date: May 27, 2003
Sales Rank: 5010
Studio: Adobe
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Rating:  - Go with the name brand
There are other (low budget) products that can make PDF files, but nothing beats the real thing. I've now moved on to version 8, but any version is good.
Rating:  - Upgrade is no help for Real Estate
As a Realtor who is pushing the envelope, attempting to move to digital file keeping, digital recording, digital faxing, and digital signing, the concept of Adobe Acrobat is extremely helpful. I've been using Adobe Acrobat since version 4. Version 5 was a very useful upgrade, worth every cent. Version 6 was a grand waste of money and has turned into a waste of time. Files take longer to save in Adobe Acrobat 6, but they do end up being smaller, so maybe there is a more advanced compression algorithm ... Read More
Rating: - PDF Freak
This is the newest version of Adobe Acrobat. Adobe Acrobat installs as a printer under Windows NT, Windows 2000, or Windows XP. Creating a PDF file is as simple as selecting the 'print' command from any application and choosing the Adobe Acrobat printer. Also, Adobe Acrobat install shortcuts inside MS Office programs (word, excel, etc) through which you can convert any file to PDF format. There is also a spelling check tool in addition to PDF optimize tool which minimize the file size while marinating ... Read More
Rating:  - Adobe slows my latest centrino 1.8Mhz, 1 GB memory to 286
Yes, I've suspected as much. Adobe have been the main drivers for microsoft and intel in their battle for "hearts and minds" to get you to upgrade old equipment. The argument goes "Well I kn ow its slow but I just need a faster processor, extra memory etc" to run photoshop, or adobe product x.
I have previously been running acrobat 5.0 on a 800MhZ pentium in windows 2000 with 256 MBytes memory and it was working pretty fast. So now that I have the latest centrino with 1GB memory and XP and Acrobat ... Read More
Rating: - Stick with Acrobat 5.0
I generally like Adobe products, but this one does not get my praise. Yes, it does what it is supposed to do, but good grief it's slow. I have both Acrobat 5.0 and 6.0 installed on my dual booting P4 system ( 5.0 under Windows Me and 6.0 under XP), and I can tell you for a fact that Acrobat 5.0 will rip out a PDF file way faster than the 6.0 version. Also, the new watermarking system under 6.0 is OK, but they should have retained the older, more straight forward method too. Having to first convert a graphic or ... Read More
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