Publisher's Description
From Adobe Systems:
Adobe Reader is free software that lets you view and print Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) files on a variety of hardware and operating system platforms. This new version of the familiar Adobe Acrobat Reader provides a host of rich features that enable you to:
- Submit Adobe PDF forms that are created with fillable form fields in such applications as Adobe Acrobat Professional and Adobe Form Designer
- Play back a variety of embedded multimedia content, such as QuickTime and MP3 files
- Read and organize high-fidelity eBooks
- Activate search and accessibility capabilities built into your PDF files
- Display Adobe Photoshop? Album slide shows and electronic cards and export images for online photo processing (online photo services vary regionally)
Download for previous versions or older systems: http://get.adobe.com/reader/otherversions/
What's new in this version: This update provides system requirement enhancements, mitigation for security issues, improved overall stability, bug fixes, and feature enhancements.
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"Bloat-tastic!"
Version: Adobe Reader 10.1.2
Pros
If you dislike free space on your hard drive, this is the solution for you!!!
Cons
>400MB!?!?!? To view a pdf... Although that is with the plug-in. It is ~225MB for the actual application... sooo ~200MB for a plug-in!?!?!? What in gods name do they put in there?
Summary
If you are using a Mac, and you don't need 3D pdf support... move along. This is just more horrible free proprietary software from Adobe. It is unfortunate that 99.9% of people think they need this and Flash.
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