Adobe today introduced the Adobe® Acrobat® X software family — Acrobat X, Reader® X, the Acrobat X Suite and new document exchange services at Acrobat.com — that empowers professionals to innovate and ...

Acrobat X delivers new guided Actions to simplify multi-step document preparation and publishing processes; completely new customization capabilities in PDF Portfolios unify multiple file types into a ...

It’s tough to imagine information sharing in the digital age without the use of the PDF file, which is true to its full name – the portable document format. Few other tools have made it so easy for ...

The next major release of Adobe Reader will be available soon. Adobe Reader X will include a variety of new features to make Reader more secure, more functional, and more mobile. The most anticipated ...

Adobe AcrobatX Pro is a multitalented business application. Youcan use it to lock down electronic documents, create press-readycolor pages, or produce form-laden documents that feed data to adatabase.

Within the next 30 days, Adobe will release the new version of its Reader PDF viewing software, and with it will come a number of changes: a new Roman-based numbering scheme (“Adobe Reader X”), ...

Adobe on Monday launched its much-anticipated Acrobat X Pro program, along with a pair of two new cloud-based subscription services to enable the creation and sharing of PDF documents. Acrobat X Pro ...

Adobe will join Microsoft on the security patch treadmill next Tuesday (February 8, 2011) with “critical” updates for code execution holes in its flagship Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat products.

Adobe has at long last released Reader X, a fortified version of its PDF Reader software that is built to withstand attacks from the sort of zero-day security vulnerabilities that repeatedly have ...

Adobe has released the much anticipated new version of its Reader software, Adobe Reader X, which includes the new sandboxing feature meant to prevent exploits against the software from affecting ...

Reporting on this positive move by Adobe, Paul Baccas, a security researcher with Sophos, says that his colleagues in SophosLabs are currently seeing reports of a low-level attack, spamming out ...

So I noticed that Adobe released Acrobat and I installed it for that occasional OCR job that I need to do... and guess what, it installs its own browser plugin that's slow as shit and hangs up ...