Adobe’s new top-of-the-range Acrobat X Pro builds on Acrobat X Standard, which itself builds on Reader X. As such, it inherits all the advances of the whole range, such as the enhanced interface, Reading mode, SendNow integration and SharePoint support. Adobe Acrobat is a multitalented business application. You can use it to lock down electronic documents, create press-ready color pages, or produce form-laden documents that feed data to a database. But judging from the beta I tried of Adobe Acrobat X Pro ($728 when released in fourth quarter 2010), the latest iteration will be much more Web-aware, and it will be able to bring new life to formerly staid, static electronic documents.

    * Convert or scan to PDF
    * Export and edit PDF files
    * Combine files from multiple applications
    * Increase productivity and process consistency
    * Streamline online document reviews
    * Collect data with fillable PDF forms
    * Protect PDF files and documents
    * Comply with PDF and accessibility standards
    * Read, search, and share PDF files

Release name: Adobe.Acrobat.X.Pro.v10.0.Multilingual.MacOSX.Incl.Keymaker-CORE
Size: 473.76 mb