This initial description is from one of Adobe's documents. To describe and share my experiences with Acrobat 9 Pro, I am going to use Adobe's basic categories. This is just an example of how easy it was to use this new Portfolio creation feature. I opened the finished version in both Acrobat 9 Pro and in the free Adobe® Reader® 9.
(Some of the other features, especially those involved with sharing and distributing documents on, took longer.) The steps needed to create a portfolio were very easy to follow and gave me a number of options. It took me only a few minutes to create a Portfolio of specific documents. While many programs such as Photoshop take dedication to learn, a program such as Acrobat should be easier to learn since it is a staple to most offices and professionals. I downloaded this free product easily on a Windows XP system and on my laptop which has Vista Ultimate. It is available through Adobe® Reader® 9. This includes the new website which I will discuss later that has been created for the express purpose of sharing. The changes and additions are obvious.Īs you can see, the name of the game is collaboration. The top toolbar in Acrobat 9 Pro has been modified since Acrobat 8 Pro.
For a review of Acrobat 8 Pro, click on its name. A comparison chart will be presented at the end of the review.
Whether you want documents for the web, to collaborate with colleagues noting different versions, or for a publisher, Acrobat can accomplish this now more so than ever. Adobe Acrobat 9 is all about document based communication - be it in the form of single PDFs, in portfolios which are a collection of files in one PDF document, via e-mail, over the web in, or in printed format.
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