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Adobe Reader allows users to view PDF documents. You may not know what a PDF file is, but you've probably come across one at some point. PDF files are used by companies and even the IRS to distribute documentation and other pieces of information about their products, and Adobe Acrobat Reader is the essential interpreter. Acrobat integrates directly with your Web browser, so if you come across a PDF document on the Web,you can view it directly from within your Netscape or Internet Explorer browser window. Acrobat also makes printing much more practical, by guaranteeing that the printout
What's New
Version 10.1.3:
Fixes:
- With Protected Mode ON in Reader, links in a PDF to local folders now work.
- Previous product versions of the browser plug-in were not compatible with the Safari 5.1+ browser that currently ships with Mac OS X 10.7 and 10.6. Today's update resolves the incompatibility with Safari in 64-bit mode. If you still require a 32-bit solution, this update also supports Mozilla Firefox for Macintosh when it is opened in 32- bit mode. Note, a small number of functions relating to 3D and embedded Flash could render or operate incorrectly in some configurations. For those situations, try downloading the PDF file and opening it using the stand-alone Adobe Reader or Acrobat. Note: Since this new 10.1.3 functionality in 10.1.3 supersedes previous versions, it is recommended that you remove the AdobePDFViewerFF.plugin if you had previously installed that from the Adobe LABs site.
- With this release, the product further integrates Adobe EchoSign technology as follows:
- New electronic signature types have been added, including typewritten and hand-drawn.
- It is now possible to send signed documents via EchoSign.
- AcroForms is now supported.
- Users can sign AcroForms that are not Reader Enabled without a Submit button.
- The document message bar and associated workflow dialog text have been updated. Export PDF Reader's Export PDF service expands optical character recognition beyond English to include French, German, Italian, Japanese, and Spanish.
- 2951429: Ink Manager color swatches are broken, display in RGB, most spots missing.
- Printing workarounds for the issues below appear at http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/pdf-wont-print- reader-10.html:   
- The printing preference to print on both sides of the paper is on by default.
- Reader crashes when trying to print when Protected Mode is on.
- Acrobat X Professional crashes on close Preflight panel access: See http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/acrobat-x-professional-crashes-close.html.
- PDFs in a browser appear as a grey box and don't display when sent via HTTPS/SSL: For a hot fix and workaround, go here: http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/pdf-opens-grey-screen-browser.html.
- Some plugins that rely on HFTs may cause a hang or crash. For example, the LeanGreen plugin does not work. Acrobat 10.1.3 crashes when closing Acrobat after accessing Preflight panel.
Version 10.1.3:
Fixes:
- With Protected Mode ON in Reader, links in a PDF to local folders now work.
- Previous product versions of the browser plug-in were not compatible with the Safari 5.1+ browser that currently ships with Mac OS X 10.7 and 10.6. Today's update resolves the incompatibility with Safari in 64-bit mode. If you still require a 32-bit solution, this update also more...
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.5.8 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.5.8 or later
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| Downloads:335,463 |
| Version Downloads:11,238 |
| Type:Business : Applications |
| License:Free |
| Date:10 Apr 2012 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price:Free |
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Adobe Reader allows users to view PDF documents. You may not know what a PDF file is, but you've probably come across one at some point. PDF files are used by companies and even the IRS to distribute documentation and other pieces of information about their products, and Adobe Acrobat Reader is the essential interpreter. Acrobat integrates directly with your Web browser, so if you come across a PDF document on the Web,you can view it directly from within your Netscape or Internet Explorer browser window. Acrobat also makes printing much more practical, by guaranteeing that the printout will look exactly like it does on your screen.
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Salrman reviewed on 24 May 2012
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Jazzica reviewed on 29 Feb 2012
I looked for an uninstaller. None. I did a manual uninstall using EasyFind and AppCleaner. Things are zippy again (knock knock).
I'll stick to Preview and Skim.
The Behemoth Adobe Built. Never again.
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I like Gryphonent's comment - the one about it taking up 415.8 MB of disk space - "Adobe, are you out of your mind??????"
Behold, biggest fattest stupidest slowest most unpredictable piece of bloatware ever "built". And the files that it generates in every conceivable nook and cranny of your Mac probably amount to another 415.8 MB.
But let's look at the bright side. With Adobe out there, we never have to worry about a dystopian sci-fi vision like "The Rise of the Machines" coming true. No terminators in our future. No need for John Conner.
Thanks, at least, for that, Adobe. And for your piece de resistance, Flash. Yep. We're safe.
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Gryphonent reviewed on 25 Feb 2012
Adobe, are you out of your mind??????
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So it's a good idea to have Adobe Reader installed, even if it's just for every once in a while.
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After a half hour of hanging I quit and rebooted and tried again. Same thing.
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Here I got version 10.1.2 dated „14. September 2011“.
Kind of chaotic.
Trying to contact Adobe one is pushed around in circles.
Perhaps Mr Adobe will read this.
Peter
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Vkubalkova reviewed on 03 Aug 2011
Very embarassing if you have a lot of pdfs. The only thing is to read pdf with safari or preview but it crashes preview. :(
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For those with the Reader installed on Case-SENsitive partitions and receiving the error popups when the Updater is run:
This is an OLD BUG, the people at Adobe seem to have not heeded previous bug-reports.
Please try the Renaming Steps found in this post, made by Techtronic:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/2160596#2160596
(I called-up Terminal and placed symlinks with ‘ln' in related ways. This needs to be done whenever a Major Update is installed.)
Also please file a proper bug-report here:
https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform&product=49
PLEASE submit a bug-report as the sheer number of them ought to raise concerns how wide-spread this problem is.
Thanks.
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The size of the file to be downloaded from MacUpdate is shown as 2.6MB. Clicking that link instead takes one to the Adobe Reader site. The file that was downloaded there is AdbeRdr910_en_US_i386.pkg.zip, a 44.1MB file. When I checked the zip contents, version 910 is listed, not 913 or 9.1.3, and every file in that zip has dates on or before Feb.27, 2009.
Has an earlier version mysteriously crept back into the Adobe website? Has the MacUpdate guru flipped his link? Or, do I adjust my meds and continue to use Skim?
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On restarting the app, the "About Reader" box shows "Version 9.1.3".
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For those who want a tangible item to store in their software archives, then you can download the actual updater app at:
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=10&platform=Macintosh
You'll find a list of updaters for everything from 6.0.2 up to today's 9.1.3 update, with PPC and Intel versions noted.
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When a PDF opens in Safari using the Adobe plug-in, the Safari print dialog is superseded by the Adobe Reader dialog. This eliminates the ability to change paper size!
If you want to be able to use other paper sizes, and still want to have your PDFs open in Adobe Reader vs. Preview (and it's Safari plug-in), just take the following steps:
1. Remove the file /Library/Internet Plug-Ins/AdobePDFViewer.plugin
(this can also be done in Adobe Reader: File:Preferences:Internet:Display PDF in browser OFF)
2. In Terminal.app (as the correct user): defaults write -app Safari WebKitOmitPDFSupport -bool Yes
3. In the Finder, select any PDF file and "Get Info" from the "File" menu.
4. Under "Open with" select Adobe Reader.app and click "Change All.."
PDFs will now download to your default download folder and automatically open (depending on security settings) in Adobe Reader.
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No mention of support for Firefox, Camino, OmniWeb, Opera etc..
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Can anyone verify this? Or reccommend a way to remove security from unecrypted and non-password protected PDFs? Thanks!
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> If the form initiator has granted additional usage rights
:-(
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PDFpen is not free but it's reasonably priced and pleasantly easy to use.
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Quiiick rated on 28 Apr 2012
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