I’ve looked all over the preferences to see if there isn’t something I can change to make it work more like v9, but I can’t find anything.

And it’s not a feature that’s listed as a difference between std and pro. I used to be able to close a group of open pdf’s all at once with “close all windows”, but now I get stopped and asked if I want to save the “changes” in each one – when there have been no changes whatsoever.Īnd finally, the last straw – I just found that Acrobat X Standard does NOT generate portfolios, even when v 9 Standard DID. Saving pdf’s in which pdf’s have been combined is different – I’m often told that I can’t save the pdf because it’s already open, even if it’s not.

Like Brian, I’m finding a number of features and functionalities that seem to be missing from v9 std.Ĭombining pdf’s – both open and not – is different, and actually more difficult, in my experience. See also the excellent FAQ, the video demos, or download a free trial of Acrobat X Pro!Īfter coming from Acrobat 9 std, I’m finding Acrobat X std extremely frustrating. previous releases, click to see either of the two full charts below… The top one is for Adobe Acrobat X Pro, and the bottom is for Acrobat X Standard: For an itemized version-by-version feature comparison vs.

One of the most frequent upgrade questions we’re seeing out there is what’s new, what’s different, what’s changed between Adobe Acrobat X (Acrobat 10) and previous versions? Or more simply put, what are the major new features in Acrobat X (Pro or Standard), versus Acrobat 9, 8, or even 7? Adobe calls it “the most compelling release yet” and these kinds of answers can help decide about upgrading…Īcrobat X was only announced this week, but thus far the early reviews have been very positive… PC Magazine calls it “massively improved” and “faster and more powerful than ever,” with “finally a lucid, up-to-date interface” and “terrific corporate and automation features, including high-quality exports to Word and Excel documents.” Their review concludes that Acrobat X is “the most powerful, flexible, and best-designed PDF software ever written,” and “a giant step forward, and an essential upgrade for anyone who creates or manages PDFs.”Īs to the specifics of what’s new, see our earlier release highlights overview, or a longer list (with details) at our product page here.

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