Users will no longer need a scanner to save softcopies of their documents.Īll PDF files can, in turn, be saved in the Adobe Document Cloud. This includes texts written on paper and whiteboards, as well as tiny notes and receipts. However, what makes Acrobat Reader mobile special is its ability to convert printed documents and other texts into PDF files by simply taking a picture using the device’s camera. The mobile version allows people to be able to perform and apply edits using their mobile devices in the same way they can when using the software’s desktop version.
As for the other two features, they are Acrobat Reader mobile and Adobe Document Cloud. The software has three main features, with commenting and annotating tools of course automatically included as one of them as well as converting PDF files to other file formats. Acrobat Reader DC, therefore, extends its reach and now allows users to do more than just posting comments and signing documents. Do more than just editĪdobe has long addressed its users’ cry for editing tools when using its PDF reader, but alas, simply being able to put comments and e-signatures are not enough if people are chasing after convenience and efficiency. With this productivity tool, users can now edit, convert, and even sign important documents without having to print hard copies. Adobe Reader DC changes the game with its bunch of helpful features that allow more than just scrolling, reading, and randomly marking PDF files. Before, there isn’t much that people can do with PDF files except to scroll up and down, and read them.
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