Adobe Unveils Acrobat 9 Software

2008-06-02

New Support for Adobe Flash Technology, Rich PDF Portfolios and Real-time Capabilities Redefine PDF Communications

Adobe today introduced the Adobe Acrobat 9 software, a significant upgrade that will transform the process of creating and sharing electronic documents. For the first time, Acrobat 9 provides deep support for Adobe Flash technology, enabling users to include Adobe Flash Player compatible video and application files in PDF documents. Recipients simply need free Adobe Reader 9 software to consume the content. Now, static documents can come to life as dynamic communications.

Acrobat 9 also includes the ability to unify a wide range of content into a single document with the new concept of PDF Portfolios. PDF Portfolios enable business professionals to assemble multiple media types, such as documents, video, audio, and even 3D objects, into one, compressed PDF file. Users can then choose among several professional layouts—or create their own—to quickly integrate content, define navigation, and add polish and branding. As a result, communications such as sales proposals, legal documents, and product collateral can become far more customized and compelling.

In addition, Acrobat 9 provides access to capabilities for collaborating live within a PDF document—enabled by working with Acrobat.com, a new suite of hosted services Adobe introduced as public beta today. For example, a salesperson could use Acrobat 9 to send a lengthy contract to clients. The sales professional, or any of the recipients using Adobe Reader1, can then drive the group’s navigation through the PDF document in real-time working with Acrobat.com. This helps ensure everyone is literally, and figuratively, on the same page.

The Acrobat 9 family consists of Acrobat 9 Standard, Acrobat 9 Pro, and the new Acrobat 9 Pro Extended software. The most comprehensive member of the family, Acrobat 9 Pro Extended, includes Adobe Presenter software for easily turning Microsoft® PowerPoint presentations into multimedia experiences that can be published as PDF files.

http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/

::: Are you ready for a creative power? ::: : : .

javalang · 2009-03-25 #2

I just installed the new Adobe Reader, v. 9.1.0. Could anyone explain why it's so big! Once installed it, it is 208MB!!!!! (I am running the mac version).

Why does it need to be so big? In total, the install said it would require 275MB of space!!!! It needs a quarter of a GigaByte, to look at simple PDF's and play embedded flash??????

Just because we have larger hard drives shouldn't mean simple programs should be so HUGE!

Just to confirm, yes, I am talking about READER, not Acrobat Pro!! READER!!! It is a viewer!!!

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	javalang	2009-03-25 #2
	I just installed the new Adobe Reader, v. 9.1.0. Could anyone explain why it's so big! Once installed it, it is 208MB!!!!! (I am running the mac version). Why does it need to be so big? In total, the install said it would require 275MB of space!!!! It needs a quarter of a GigaByte, to look at simple PDF's and play embedded flash?????? Just because we have larger hard drives shouldn't mean simple programs should be so HUGE! Just to confirm, yes, I am talking about READER, not Acrobat Pro!! READER!!! It is a viewer!!!