Number one tool when working with PDF files

We use Adobe Acrobat DC in our research and teaching work on a daily basis at the School of Architecture, Design, and Planning at the University of Sydney. Adobe Acrobat DC comes as a part of the Creative Adobe cloud solution that our school has been using for a number of years. Acrobat is a powerful tool for reading, notating, editing, or creating PDF files. It has useful optimization features, that help our students to reduce the size of their PDF files when they submit their assessments.PDF files are commonly used in our school as a preferred assessment submission format because it allows using of Turnitin (supporting text formats), raster images, and vector graphics. Additional features such as authorized form signing (e-signatures) are used when we arrange contracts or need to sign official paperwork. In terms of functionality, Acrobat has almost anything you could ever need when working with PDF files.

The workflow and security around e-signatures are very reliable when using Adobe Acrobat DC and are considered on the same level of validity as an actual signature on paper.