The Gold Standard

It is generally pretty easy to get used to using Adobe Acrobat DC for its core capabilities. Moving across devices or document management in the cloud is sometimes hard as we're managing cloud documents so other platforms and Adobe doesn't top that list. Still, it's hard to imagine doing work without it.

Adobe Acrobat DC is a really valuable utility for lots of things in our office. We use it to preflight documents for print purposes. Adobe Acrobat DC makes it easy to see color separations and make sure everything is in the proper channel. We also use it to update documents from previous years even when we don't have native file options. We use it to save and send documents that require fillable information and to generally work with PDFs as that is a fairly ubiquitous file format. I think of Acrobat as a Pro tool and there are some things it tries to do that I think are better suited to other utilities. For instance, I'd rather interact with Docusign for contract signings than try to manage contract documents with Acrobat. Overall though, I'm very happy with how Acrobat integrates into our workflows.