The Latest Version of Adobe Acrobat: Acrobat X Professional
When it comes to creating and sharing professional-level PDF files—with audio, video, and rich media—there’s Adobe Acrobat X Pro, and then there’s everything else. Acrobat X helps you increase your productivity and deliver better, more polished work. It’s so much more than just a simple PDF creation tool. Also confidently store and share documents through easy-to-use services at Acrobat.com.
Top Overall Features
PDF Portfolios
Combine a wide range of file types into a polished, organized PDF Portfolio. Apply professionally designed layouts, visual themes, and color palettes. Easily add logos and colors to reflect your branding.
Rich media support
Quickly bring ideas to life through rich, interactive documents. Insert audio, Adobe Flash Player-compatible video, and interactive media into PDF files, for seamless playback in Adobe Reader X or Reader 9.
Action Wizard
Automate routine, multistep tasks into a single, guided Action. Create, manage, execute, and share a sequence of frequently used steps that can be applied to a single PDF or batches of files.
Extend Reader functionality
Enable Adobe Reader X or Reader 9 users to participate in shared reviews, fill and save forms, and digitally sign and approve PDF documents—regardless of platform or operating system.
Streamlined Document Reviews
Provide team members with a complete set of comment and markup tools, so everyone can participate in shared document reviews using Adobe Reader X or Reader 9 software. See and build on each other's comments, plus track progress and participation.
Permanent information removal
Use redaction tools to permanently delete sensitive information, including specific text and illustrations. Easily sanitize documents with one click, finding and deleting hidden information such as metadata, annotations, attachments, form fields, layers, and bookmarks.
Online file sharing
Use Adobe SendNow online services from within Acrobat to send, share, and track large files without the headaches of email size restrictions, FTP sites, and costly overnight services.
