Must have office program for over a decade
Updated January 14, 2024
Must have office program for over a decade
Score 10 out of 10
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Overall Satisfaction with Adobe Acrobat
Our company presentations, both written and visual are core to our business. Adobe Acrobat has been a standard office tool for over a decade. We use it to create presentations that are sent to clients. We use the organize pages and edit functions for both business and client reports. The best thing about Adobe Acrobat is; it gives us peace of mind. When we send a document, we know that it will appear the same way on the sendee's computer as it does on ours.
- Organize pages for presentatio
- Replaces images in documents
- Allows interchange with other programs like Microsoft Word
- It is easy to edit text
- Very useful comment feature to give feedback on reviewed documents
- The layout of the tools could be improved
- When combining files it often changes the order of the items, such as monthly reports jumbled so July comes before April
- When I receive pdfs from clients sometimes my virus program has to remove risky code
- Editing pages
- Combining pages
- Exporting in other formats
- Integration with Other Systems
- Ease of Use
Adobe Acrobat is easy to use it can take muliple file documents and binder them together in seconds into one document. If last minute changes have to be made, a word changed or an image cropped it is easy and quick to do. The other benefit though minot is important, the list of recent documents. Often working on a proposal there are multiple versions. Acrobat helps keep the changes organized.
- Staff has Acrobat on their computers but where it is really useful is when traveling. The ability to send and receive on a smartphone
- The most positive thing about using Acrobat, is that we can send out announcements to clients or prospective clients as a link in an email and know it will play on their computer and phone.
That is odd as my Norton program often puts up a notification that says some risky code has been removed from an email sent with a pdf attachment when downloaded. It says something like strands (not the word) has been removed as it could be used by hackers (not the words but the correct sense)
Do you think Adobe Acrobat delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Adobe Acrobat's feature set?
Yes
Did Adobe Acrobat live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Adobe Acrobat go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Adobe Acrobat again?
Yes