I don't know about you, but I want a PDF reader just to read PDF documents, and nothing more. But Adobe Reader still has them, and it bogs down your system, taking away the resources that could be used for better 3D graphics processing, or to render a video in the background whilst you're working on your document. Sending files via SendNow, uploading files to, spellchecking, digital signatures, distance measurement, accounts with restricted access to specific documents - chances are, even if you're using some of these features, you're not using some other ones. The problem is that you don't need all this stuff, but Acrobat Reader will continue growing features with every new version. You'd normally need two or three different applications to do all that - so what's the problem? It has dozens of tools for annotating, highlighting, commenting, and collaborating on PDF documents. It can save your filled in PDF forms as separate files. It can convert your PDF files into MS Word and Excel ones (and back). It will open whichever PDF you throw at it, without a hitch or even a hint of broken formatting. It's safe to say that you can't go wrong with Adobe Reader.
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