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Rating: 6

Create and share secure and reliable PDF documents quickly and easily, with Acrobat 8 Standard, a versatile desktop utility software from Adobe. Also, you can make use of commenting tools such as a highlighter, sticky notes, pencil and strikethrough, for sharing information and commenting on electronic files. Acrobat 8 Standard lets you create a single PDF document from multiple sources ? including Web pages and emails ? to deliver a professional-looking document. Enjoy enhanced attachment capabilities by attaching source files such as spreadsheets and images to a PDF document. Save Adobe PDF files as Microsoft Word documents, retaining the layout, fonts, formatting, and tables, to facilitate reuse of content. Additionally, it automatically removes headers and footers from source files and adds unifying headers, footers, or watermarks to your combined Adobe PDF document.

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Summary
Description	Acrobat 8 Standard
Manufacturer	Adobe
Lowest Price	$109.99
Available at	12 Stores
MPN/UPC/SKU	22002184
Product Specification
Software
Program Type	Print/Desktop Publishing
License Type	Full Product
Media Format	CD-ROM
Min License Size	1 user(s)
Max License Size	1 user(s)
System Requirements
Required Operating System	Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Microsoft Windows XP Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition Microsoft Windows XP Professional Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition
Required Processor Class	Intel Pentium III Processor
Required Memory	256 MB
Required Disk Space	470 MB
Recommended System Requirements
Recommended Memory	512 MB
Recommended Disk Space	740 MB
More Info
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General

Review Date: 29-May-08
psaicu	Rating: 10 Time with product: 10 Days Strengths: As usual Adobe has released a seamless product version that is easy to use. Weaknesses: None Summary: Using Adobe Acrobat for the past 10 years, this new release has all the bells and whistles expected from Adobe. It helps shrink down files, so that emailing pdf's is possible at a fraction of their original size.
Review Date: 16-Apr-07
Reviewer234	Rating: 2 Time with product: 30 Days Strengths: None. Weaknesses: Crashes frequenty, takes a long time to open, compression is no better than version 6. Summary: I have been a long-time Acrobat user and thought it would be good to upgrade. After all, v.6 was such a big improvement over v.5, maybe v.8 would be better on my new Core2Duo, right? Wrong!! Adobe seems to have botched it, again, and so we will have to wait for the .1 update or, more likely, .2, .3, .4, and .5 just like in 2002. I had much better results with FoxIt.

Review Date: 29-May-08

psaicu

Rating: Rating 10 10

Time with product: 10 Days

Strengths: As usual Adobe has released a seamless product version that is easy to use.

Weaknesses: None

Summary: Using Adobe Acrobat for the past 10 years, this new release has all the bells and whistles expected from Adobe. It helps shrink down files, so that emailing pdf's is possible at a fraction of their original size.

Review Date: 16-Apr-07

Reviewer234

Rating: Rating 2 2

Time with product: 30 Days

Strengths: None.

Weaknesses: Crashes frequenty, takes a long time to open, compression is no better than version 6.

Summary: I have been a long-time Acrobat user and thought it would be good to upgrade. After all, v.6 was such a big improvement over v.5, maybe v.8 would be better on my new Core2Duo, right? Wrong!! Adobe seems to have botched it, again, and so we will have to wait for the .1 update or, more likely, .2, .3, .4, and .5 just like in 2002. I had much better results with FoxIt.

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