Adobe Acrobat’s popularity is a given because of its advanced editing features. But it’s also pricey, lags with big files sometimes, and is packed with features you might never use. Plenty of users ...

Okay, I've had enough of Adobe Acrobat Reader. The Distiller is a champion, I love it, but the READER has to go. I'm sick of it taking forever and a day to load up, just so I can get a quick look at a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. When it comes to reading and processing PDFs, the app of choice for many people is Adobe Acrobat, and for good reason. The app can ...

Adobe Acrobat may be the de facto standard of PDF editors, as it comes preinstalled on many Windows machines. But that hasn't stopped competitors from designing their own PDF software — there are many ...

Acrobat X Standard ($299) is the basic version of Acrobat. It’s the lowest-price option among the three versions of Acrobat that allow you to change around words and graphics in PDF documents (the ...

I’m not someone who ever needed extensive PDF editing capabilities. As long as I can edit the text, make some annotations, and not get bombarded with ads or upgrade prompts, then I’m happy.

When discussing PDF readers, Adobe Acrobat often comes to mind. It’s the world’s most widely used PDF reader, with over 1 billion subscribers. However, as good as Acrobat is, it is not suitable for ...

The transition to paperless workflows, the need for electronic documents, and the necessity for software that can handle document security and compliance are all driving development in the PDF editor ...

I'm looking for a PDF reader that has scrolling behavior similar to a web browser, i.e. acceleration when I flick my mouse scroller, and maybe smooth scrolling. I've tried Evince and Foxit but they ...