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Adobe Releases Major Updates to Acrobat DC, Including Integrated Adobe Sign

By Bob Ambrogi on October 2, 2018

Adobe today announced a number of enhancements to its Adobe Document Cloud intended to enhance collaboration around PDF documents, maximize mobility, and improve the overall PDF workflow and experience. It is also making a number of enhancements to Acrobat Reader and to its Adobe Scan and Adobe Sign mobile apps.

The new features of greatest…

ExhibitView’s PDF+: Revisiting My Review of this PDF Tool for Litigators

By Robert Ambrogi on February 6, 2018

Last July, I reviewed PDF+, a PDF tool for trial lawyers from ExhibitView Solutions, a company that has developed several products for trial preparation and presentation. As I noted then, PDF+ is designed to be a more agile alternative to full-featured PDF programs such as Adobe Pro DC or Nuance Power PDF Advanced,…

Adobe Acrobat Update Enhances Editing and Digital Certificate Tools

By Robert Ambrogi on October 21, 2016

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Adobe released an update last week to its Acrobat DC PDF software that significantly enhances a tool often used by legal professionals, Compare Documents, and that updates its Certificates tool to make it easier to digitally sign, certify and verify documents with a certificate ID.

(See my original review of Acrobat DC.)

The enhanced…

Review: Adobe Acrobat DC Improves On A Law Office Staple

By Robert Ambrogi on May 6, 2015

Acrobat DC Desktop Tools View on Surface Pro 3

I reported here last month that Adobe had officially launched an all-new version of its Acrobat PDF software, Acrobat DC. In the weeks since, I have been able to try it out and I am impressed with what I have seen.

Its usability and interface are dramatic improvements over prior versions of Acrobat. It…

Using Adobe.com to Embed Documents

By Robert Ambrogi on June 2, 2008

A nice feature of the new Adobe.com, which I just wrote about in an earlier post today, is the ability to embed documents in Web pages and blog posts. Here is an example, showing the Adobe.com User Guide.

https://share.acrobat.com/adc/flex/mpt.swf


Robert J. Ambrogi


Is a Massachusetts lawyer, writer and media consultant. He also writes the blog Media Law and cohosts the legal affairs podcast Lawyer2Lawyer

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