Adobe Acrobat Reader DC

Using Adobe Acrobat Reader DC, you can easily open and view the contents of a PDF file. The user interface is sleek, modern, and easy to understand. The functions are laid out in panes around the reading space, and they are easily identifiable by their icons and a brief rollover with the cursor. With this software, you can view PDFs in a number of different styles. This includes various levels of zoom, as well as different layouts for PDFs that encompass multiple pages. You can even use the software to make basic edits to your PDFs, like adding comments, stamps, signatures, watermarks, and other similar marks. You can also use the software to export the original PDF into a new file format, some of which include Postscript and the popular HTML format. Adobe Acrobat can also create new PDFs by using other files as the content source. You can use content from websites, document files, photo-scanned documents, and more. By working with multiple sources at once, you can create a single PDF that contains all the content from each source. Build portfolios of the PDFs you've created or collected, and generate editable forms in PDF format. Some PDFs can be improved with multimedia content and digital signatures if they are necessary. One of the most notable utilities found in this software is the ability to perform OCR document scans. That means the software can work in tandem with your scanner to create a fully editable text document. This is a rare feature in PDF readers, and the function is often only found in software built specifically for that feature. Not only is it rare, but the Adobe version of the feature is fast and highly accurate. Of course, as with any software that includes such complicated features, it can take some time to load once the software is launched. You'll also notice the installation process takes quite a bit of time since the software package is so large. While this software functions well as a basic PDF reader, it includes a number of options that most users will never really need. It has professional-grade utility and design, which is exactly what you'd expect from a software developer like Adobe. They are well-known for producing apps at the height of their respective categories, and Acrobat is no different. Most people using PDF readers are probably using Adobe Acrobat since it usually operates as the default PDF viewer for most operating systems. Experience its advanced functionality for yourself.