Adobe Acrobat

Pros: Adobe Acrobat is one of the main platforms that we use for editing, reading and reviewing the various PDF files that we receive in our company every day. For us, this platform is very important since it fulfills the function of editing PDF files, something that almost no software can do. One of the things that I liked the most are:

- I love being able to modify any type of text in Adobe Acrobat. This software allows me to modify the text, fonts and images that the various PDF files have without any type of limit.

- I really like the way I can sign files that I am editing in Adobe Acrobat. It allows me to make signatures for all types of sheets, in addition, the signature is blocked so that it cannot be altered by any source. This signature system helps me a lot because in our real estate company, it allows us to send these contracts with digital signatures, so that clients can complete the contract just by placing their signature, without having to do anything else.

- I love the way I can lock the editing of a PDF document. When I want no one to modify the content of a PDF file, a contract or a sheet with our signature, we can block it using Acrobat, to avoid all kinds of alterations and problems with clients.

- It's amazing how I can convert almost anything to PDF, such as word, excel or powerpoint files, I can convert everything to PDF in just a few seconds with the help of Acrobat. I can also do it the other way around, I can convert my PDF files to another type of document.

Cons: One of the main problems that I have faced during my experience with Adobe Acrobat were:

- Adobe Acrobat takes a long time to print PDF files. When I send the print request to my printer, it takes a long time to process the PDF images and then print them. This process takes approximately 5-10 minutes but I would like it to happen right away. This is not a factor that affects me exponentially, but I would prefer it to be more optimized, it would be excellent to be able to print more PDFs without having to wait so long.

- Another thing that I have not liked so much about Adobe Acrobat is its free trial. The free trial is quite limited for all users as it only allows about 6 PDF files to be edited, in the free version this is not unlimited. In addition, it does not allow the impressions to be made in the same quality as in the paid version. In my opinion, the free trial should be improved, to encourage more users to access a paid Adobe Acrobat plan.

Overall: In our company it has always been necessary to handle PDF files to be able to make contracts, carry out property negotiations and much more. For us, PDF files have become our main method of conducting business, as we can fully draft a contract, place signature formats, and also block editing of the contract, so that we can send it to clients so they can read the contract. with determination. These locked-for-edit PDFs are quite useful to us, it has served us tremendously as our clients do not have the ability to alter the information that is there.

Our clients can see all the contracts thanks to Adobe Acrobat, there is no need to do paperwork and deliver the contracts in person, just do it through Acrobat.

Pros: Easy to use PDF viewer. It integrates well with DocuSign and I can copy information over to other platforms as needed without having to type everything in.

Cons: Not really much to hate. Sometimes features can be a little complex to use, just depends on what you are doing.

Overall: Love this overall, this and DocuSign have changed my life at work with how seamless they work together.

Pros: Not much.

Cons: Worked for many years but stopped working about 2 years ago. Unable to get it to print on my Dell computers anymore and unable to get any of the online suggestions to work. No one to help with solving this issue as you can see on their Community page where these issues have been going on since 2016!
Looking for replacement software now for PDF files. No support here!

Overall: Not happy at all!

Pros: I really liked how Adobe Acrobat was built with a lack of friction. There are such few clicks needed in order to send a document.

Cons: The one thing that I did not like so much about it was that it didn't auto-populate the fields.

Overall: Overall, I thought my experience with Adobe Acrobat was actually really great. It was the one product I used in my Adobe Creative Cloud regularly in my profession.

Pros: I really like being able to edit PDFs. This is a great program for setting up a form and making it fillable. I use this almost everyday to edit and combine PDFs for our church. Easy to use and great, since PDFs are everywhere.

Cons: I would like this as a stand alone program that doesn't require a subscription. Like it used to be.

Overall: Overall this is a great program for editing and combining PDFs. If you use PDFs at all, you should have this program.

Pros: - Adobe Acrobat DC helps in creating PDF files from scratch with any type of customization.
- PDF files can further be exported into other files types.
- It allows merging multiple documents to create a single PDF document.
- It lets the user any type of editing in the PDF file, including signing the document digitally.

Cons: - The cost of upgrade to premium version is not feasible for individuals as the price is higher than other alternative applications.
- The user interface of the application can be improved.

Overall: Adobe Acrobat DC is a functionally rich application with all the tool required to edit and create any type of PDF document. It is versatile and a lightweight application.

Pros: Adobe Acrobat is one stop for all the activities revolving around pdfs. It has the inbuilt function to separate pdf books to individual pdfs and vice versa. Also enables to put e-sign without much hassle.

Cons: Adobe Acrobat has updated a lot since the time I have used, which makes it little to nothing to say against what the software is providing, which is only the best.

Overall: The experience that Adobe Acrobat has given is best as it offers uninterrupted software with facilities that both professionals and students alike use to meet the demands. Printing options has quadrupled which included option to print in odd or Even pages. Amazingly amazing is what I could say.

Pros: The latest updates on the Adobe Acrobat DC allows to split pdf pages, merge pdf pages and also the facility to print even or odd pages which really helps those wanted to print bulk but could only print one side.

Cons: There is nothing to say as cons about this software.

Overall: The overall experience with the Adobe Acrobat has been great using them often as part of work and have used while in college and the experience has always been consistent because of the quality of the software.

Pros: * Ability to sign documents
* Ability to edit the actual text of PDFs
* Ability to merge PDFs together

Cons: * Once a document is signed it "locks" it and can create unintended issues
* Annoying process to download (have to download the creative cloud app first)

Overall: Overall a useful PDF tool that offers more functionality that the standard PDF viewer on my MacBook, though is a bit costly and you have to pay for the license for the year.

Pros: Great product for editing, review stamps, comments, combine files and they are all very easy to use and intuitive. There are so many more things that is in the program that we don't use on a daily basis but it's easy enough to do a quick search and find out we need done.

Cons: I haven't dug into it too much but the snapshot didn't seem to work like the previous versions of Adobe.

Overall: Overall a great experience with Adobe Acrobat DC and as always no disappointments with Microsoft products. I believe that having the write tool for the job always makes it easier and less of a hassle to do the task.

Pros: - Adobe Acrobat is an intuitive tool to edit, create and manage the PDFs.
- It lets the user combine multiple page and merge them together.
- The e-signature feature comes very handy.
- It lets you highlight texts, add text and stickers in the document.

Cons: - It only lets you use it in two computers at a time, even after opting for the subscription.
- The price is higher than the alternatives.

Overall: Overall, Adobe Acrobat DC is an all-in-one PDF managing application that lets the user create and edit the PDF like they want to do it.

Pros: The standard PDF reader for over 2 decades. As one of the OG creators of editable documents, Adobe continues to do a brilliant job.

Cons: PDF Forms are glitchy and several features which we take for granted on competitor products are paid-only in Acrobat.

Overall: Go-to choice for virtually everyone across the world. Adobe continues to do a brilliant job on keeping this software updated.

Pros: The ability and ease to create PDF agreements, Forms and other business documents that we need to get signed by our clients and vendors and have this all handled through one software is incredible. Why did we wait to upgrade from the free reader for so long.

Cons: None at this time. Acrobat has always been our go to PDF reader, but now we have more options with the paid subscription of DC.

Overall: Overall the product is great as a basic PDF viewer but when you start using the more advanced features it has been a time saver of going back and forth between Microsoft Word to update documents and converting them.

Pros: It has extremely strong usefulness and is easy to use. Regardless of whether it's altering records, making structures, or joining documents, the product is exceptionally natural to utilize. Additionally, it rushes to set up has a sensible cost. Our business for the most part manages advanced reports, and this product has made archive the board significantly simpler.

Cons: What i don't care for about Acrobat DC is the way that you can not utilize it without sign in with a web association, and some of the time, there is no wifi accessible, so I need to interface sharing the web of my cellphone.

Overall: Overall it's a good software, i recommend you to give it a try. You need to pay for this variant of Adobe, and you can not alter documents on the off chance that you have not. The present moment I am utilizing it to send secure agreement data and monetary data. This is as yet the best arrangement.

Pros: 1. It helps in converting any document format to PDF rather easily.
2. Adobe Acrobat DC lets you perform every kind of editing operation on the PDF document.
3. The e-signature comes very handy in signing the documents on the go.

Cons: 1. At first, the user might face difficulty in the finding the relevant features because of the less organized layout.
2. while pasting the text from another document, it changes the font weirdly.

Overall: Adobe Acrobat DC is a one-stop tool for any kind of PDF editing and creating PDF document. It has all the basic features, but the only con is that the user faces difficulty in finding those features.

Pros: After updating to the monthly subscription version, I found the app very easy to use, and I rarely had problems using it. It worked seamlessly across devices, which was very helpful when switching from laptop to desktop to phone. I loved the features like blacking out data, combining pdfs, and reorganizing/removing pages. These features were really useful for our business.

Cons: Now that I do not need to use Adobe as often, and I don't need all of the features, I find it hard to justify the 14.99/mo price point. I would like to see multiple versions of Adobe Acrobat DC with maybe a 4.99/mo price option for some but not all of the features.

Overall: Overall, the app is great, and the price seems justifiable when you are using it regularly. I do think there is a massive difference between the free version and the subscription, and it would be nice if there was a middle grade option.

Pros: When it comes to the difficult task of editing PDFs, there is no program I'd rather turn to to help create, edit, and sign. It holds nothing back.

Cons: The program can be laggy and slow, and the text boxes can be uncooperative on editing. I've found this in all programs I've used, however.

Overall: It is not a perfect program, but nothing on the market is. When I need to work with PDF files, this is still my go-to and what I suggest to everyone else looking to utilize an app.

Pros: Easy to use. Does so many things to make your work looked professional. Can work with Microsoft software.

Cons: All of the apps are separate. It would be nice to have all of the apps as one so that you don't have to search for them.

Overall: A great tool to use for multiple projects. Easy to collaborate with. Standardized to work in many formats.

Pros: Intuitive tools and options for editing PDFs, rearranging and adding pages, adding text fields, etc. Super easy to navigate, the user interface is great.

Cons: It's a little confusing to export as a fillable PDF - it's pretty hidden behind/under some random export settings that took me an embarrassingly long time to finally remember.

Overall: Acrobat is my go-to for quickly editing or assembling PDFs. Working in marketing, I often need to string together multiple separate PDFs and then make them all e-fillable - such a breeze in Acrobat.

Pros: - It helps is in creating, editing and sign any kind of PDF document without any hassle.
- It is available on both Windows and macOS.
- It can also help in filling online forms.

Cons: - There are many basic features which are only available in the paid version.

Overall: Overall, Adobe Acrobat DC is a great and versatile PDF editing tool that can be used to do any kind of PDF work.