Adobe Acrobat Reader Reviews & Insights

We use Adobe Acrobat Reader to view documents, send files via email, and combine multiple pages into a single file for easy categorization and both long-term/short-term storage. Adobe Acrobat Reader also makes it convenient to share the documents with practically anyone without worrying about the document format since it has become almost a standard format.

After creating a document, converting it into Adobe Acrobat Reader is usually very easy for storage in my computer, sending/sharing via emails, etc. This also saves a significant amount of unnecessary printing and paper waste, which is great for reducing waste. I don't have to worry about not having the right software/app to view, edit, and share with anyone.

We use Adobe Acrobat Reader for sharing design mockups, turning in directions, and creating strategy decks and moodboards. We annotate and comment on these files from Adobe as needed, addressing common business problems associated with having a team of remote and in-office employees who need to collaborate often.

There are few situations where Adobe Acrobat Reader isn't appropriate, given the Adobe Creative Suiteis widespread use. Therefore, any tool that simplifies its use will be beneficial. I highly recommend Adobe Acrobat Reader to any organization or individual looking for a better experience dealing with PDFs.

Adobe Acrobat Reader DC is used to open, review, and sign documents as well as share information online with current employees and students. The commenting features are used to collect meaningful feedback on creative projects such as flyers and posters and make sure that less time is spent in meetings or reviewing emails and more time is spent making improvements.

Adobe Acrobat Reader DC is great for cross-platform sharing of static files that do not need to be changed or collaborated on. It works well as a file-based form management tool and allows users to easily fill in data and submit a completed form. It's great for annotation and commenting without requiring paid software (such as Microsoft Office).

Used Acrobat Reader though out my life on PCs. Too bad the company decided to charge a huge amount for the most basic software of using it to print forms. I accepted the $14 / month cost only because the software forced me to update while at work. I then canceled my subscription 10 days later when I had a minute to review other less costly versions. They of course charged me another $30 for canceling early! Well nice job Adobe, I will never use your software ever again! Super lame software company in my opinion. Here are a couple of suggestions of other companies that I feel don't do this kind of bait and switch. Foxit, Sodapdf, and let's not forget Chrome has a free reader plug-in.

I wouldn't recommend to anyone, too costly for just a reader in my opinion.

The program allows us to view PDFs mainly and edit or sign any documents that we receive. Anything PDFs downloaded from online sources will be opened using Adobe Acrobat Reader DC. There are many things we can do using this program like filling in forms, signing documents, or any other business-related functions that need to interact with PDFs.

This is a useful tool for anyone who downloads and uses PDFs in the day-to-day operations of their role. It has many functionalities like PDF to word documents, e-signatures, commenting, and printing PDF documents. You can annotate PDFs from anywhere, store files on the cloud, and ultimately it makes it easier to collaborate with colleagues. It would be best for e-signatures and editing PDFs, but mainly the program is used for doing anything you like to a PDF.

We constantly use Adobe. Many forms are sent in PDF, so Adobe is our go-to program. We keep many files in PDF format and Adobe is the way we view, sign and add notes to documents in this format. Plus, Adobe works hand in hand with our payroll software. I would highly recommend Adobe to any business.

Adobe is so USER FRIENDLY!! I can not say this enough, when we were looking for options our first priority was for it to be user-friendly and easy to get to on a daily basis! We use this product several times a week for various things, converting or signing documents are our top two! Again, functions are limited unless you upgrade.

Acrobat Reader is a must-have. This was the first and best tool for reading PDF files that have helped me to read documentation or to validate the outcome of a computer program. I use it every day to read documents, manuals, payroll receipts, and more. It's not just a tool that helps to read the PDF files it's an actual reliable software program that will be always up and keep innovating.

As a developer this is not just a tool to read your documentation, it helps to validate in the most reliable way if a program outcome is correct. Many times we have to come up with PDF generation and Adobe Acrobat is always present to open the document fast so you can keep improving your layout and process.

In an organization where users are operating on computers, tablets, and phones with different operating systems, screen sizes, and office software, Adobe Acrobat Reader has allowed us to quickly and easily share content without the worry of losing the intended appearance. In recent years, the functionality added by the Fill & Sign toolbar makes Acrobat reader even more useful to the company. For most users who don't require the full functionality of being able to create forms and do advance editing in Acrobat Pro, the Fill & Sign options in Acrobat Reader allow for the adding of text and basic markup to PDF documents as well as storing two types of signatures for quick document signing. Adobe Acrobat Reader DC is also a very good option for collaboration on documents saved in PDF format. The expanded toolset included with the Comments toolbar allows users to add notes, status stamps (e.g revised, approved), draw shapes and illustrations, and even attach files or audio recordings to a PDF document. The document is also easily shared using Adobe cloud and all the markup left by users is organized into a summary panel that can be easily reviewed and actioned by the document's creator.

For standard users who only need to view and print PDF documents Adobe reader is the ideal solution. If there are users in your organization who may only need to review and sign PDF documents or maybe offer comments or suggestions to existing documents then Adobe Reader is also a good solution for them and there is no need to upgrade. However, if you need the ability to create fillable forms from other office documents or existing PDF documents then you will need to upgrade to the Pro version. You will also need to upgrade to the Acrobat pro version if you need the ability to change text which exists in a PDF document or to alter the layout of an existing PDF document. Finally if you have PDF documents that need to be converted back to the original Microsoft Word format for full editing, you also need the Acrobat Pro upgrade to be able to do this.

We use Adobe Acrobat Reader for many functions in the workplace, most importantly to update and edit PDF documents, especially our client agreements. We use the editing features, we export documents to and from Microsoft Word, and we also utilize the combine/separate feature to manage pages within a document.

It's a well-suited program for working with varying types of documents, it's especially convenient for documents requiring signatures and/or initials.

I use Adobe Acrobat Reader almost on a daily basis. I have increased my usage over the 18 months due to the increased remote work for myself and all my staff. I use it primarily to fill and sign documents, agreements, and invoices. This has made it very easy to approve, sign and route documents for signatures.

Adobe is well suited for small business operations. It allows you quick to covert documents, sign documents, and review and scan documents. It is not that great for large organizations that have multiple layers of signatures needed. The scanning function and converting function works great for either large or small business.