Others say...

"Installation Nightmare - RAID 1 won't work"
My initial installation of Adobe 8 failed on 32-bit Vista, though with the available patches it ultimately worked on Vista. We purchased new workstations with RAID 1 (mirrored hard drives) because of a catastrophic data loss last year.

However, to protect themselves from piracy, Adobe employed Macrovision to write their copy protection module. It will not allow Acrobat to run with mirrored drives (RAID 1). This is essentially undocumented. There were no error messages saying this product is not licensed for use on a RAID array equipped workstation. Worst of all their technical support did not know or would not say that RAID is not permitted. Rather they blamed our hardware, software, network, ...

All we saw was a locked up Adobe Acrobat 8 activation screen. After a week of working with Adobe technical support we finally proved that RAID 1 is not a permitted configuration. We, at Adobe's insistance, purchased an enterprise licensed version over and above the the retail version (not returnable). We changed out processors, motherboards and did major server (Group Policy) reconfiguration but did not fix the problem. We went through XP and Vista both 32 bit and 64 bit at Adobe's request.

Adobe really should just tell customers that RAID 1 is not permitted. Their technical support should know this and not waste a week of their customer's time trying everything else. Their blame the customer and debug in the field approach has me looking for alternatives.

Other than that it is a very good product.


"Full Version Works as Expected and What a Price"
We had been pricing this elsewhere at 300 plus dollars. Wow, what a bargain we got. Works as expected, no gotchas, a smooth install and great product as Acrobat usually is.

"Good not excellent"
It's a very good product but for Vista I would go with Acrobat 9. 8 and 9 are practically the same in terms of what a user can do. Adobe cleaned some of the bugs in Version 9, which is particularly important for Windows Vista.

"They'll try to screw you"
Adobe has a habit of making sure their new products break their old ones, thus forcing you to upgrade. Try editing a pdf in Acrobat Professional v5.0 Seems to work... but you can't print it from any of the newer versions of the reader. Oops. And did you ever have the pdf writer? If so, you may have noticed that a fairly recent upgrade of the Reader disabled your installation of the writer. Hmmm... now why would that happen? Time to upgrade, I guess.

Do yourself a favor and find an alternative solution. Adobe wants more wallet share, and they're willing to do whatever it takes to get it.

"Just as Advertised"
Brand new. Shrink-wrapped. Just as advertised. Installed with no problem. I am happy.

 

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Why I buy this one ?
- Enable anyone using free Adobe Reader software (version 7.0 or 8) to participate in document reviews, fill and save electronic forms offline, and digitally sign documents.
- Combine documents, drawings, and rich media content into a single, polished Adobe PDF document. Optimize file size and arrange files in any order regardless of file type, dimensions, or orientation.
- Send documents for review and track which reviewers have contributed feedback. Compile comments into a single PDF document with one-button ease and sort them by author, date, or page.
- Create Adobe PDF documents with one-button ease from Microsoft Office applications. Windows users can also create Adobe PDF documents from Outlook, Internet Explorer, Project, Visio, Access, Publisher, AutoCAD, and Lotus Notes.
- Combine multiple files as PDF documents in a searchable, sortable PDF package that maintains the individual security settings and digital signatures of each included PDF document.



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What our customer's say!

"Adobe Acrobat", Adobe Acrobat is worth every penny. I'm glad we purchased it. Our purchase was easy and shipping was excellent.

"Falls Way Short of Expectations", This piece of software is disappointing at best. Too many seemingly basic things are incredibly difficult to do. For example, try formatting text from the default red, 10 point font. Only a search of the internet clued me in that pressing "Ctrl - E" would magically pop up a text formatting toolbar. Merging pdfs is clunky at best. There is no simple way to add pages from one file to a new one. Toolbars seem to disappear at will. I would not recommend spending 200+ dollars for this unpredictable piece of software. Adobe should dominate the PDF creation market but it would take very little to surpass this product.

"Works Great!", I run this product on my WinXP desktop and Vista laptop. It installed easily and has been very stable for me (no lockups or crashes). I use it to create pdf documents and to fill out and save pdf forms. It has been working out great for me so far.

There have been quite a few reviews complaining about stability and installation issues. I haven't experienced those problems and do not know what the differences could be between my computers/software and theirs. There may be forums on the web that list the specifications of the computers experiencing these issues.

As far as I'm concerned, this product is very useful to me and I recommend it.


"Acrobat has become bloatware...", This is really quite disappointing- Acrobat, which used to be a quick, low-resource alternative to text delivery, has become a piece of software so bloated that it crashes constantly, takes an eternity to install or uninstall, and is generally not worth the upgrade. I'd wager that 90% of people would be just fine with Acrobat from 6 years ago, and most of the "features" added to this suite are unnecessary and actually detrimental to the software. Avoid, and look for open-source alternatives!

"Very Unstable!!!", Even after installing the 2 updates it still freezes (Windows XP). DO NOT upgrade to version 8 ...



 
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Read this reviews before You buy...

"adobe acrobat 8", this is a very useful product for a law firm like us because we make forms and we interact with clients using safe passwords... so after making a wonderfully useful form, we emailed to client with a password to open so that they could fill it up and email back to us.... but our clients who had lower version/free version of adobe couldn't do that. they just had to print the form out and mail to us... which made this whole password business silly. do they have to buy this same product to do what we want to do?

"By all means try before you buy!", I'm so glad that I installed a trial version of Acrobat 8 Professional prior to buying it. Luckily, I did not need to uninstall a working version of the product in order to install the trial version, unlike the previous reviewer. The program crashed at least a dozen times during my first hour of use, and I wasn't trying to do anything complicated. For example, the program simply disappeared without a trace when I pressed the Settings button during a Save as... dialog or attempted to Edit -> Preferences for HTML export.

"Great must-have product", Creating a pdf from any other format is almost a must capabiity, however I was a bit disappointed Adobe imbedded itself everywhere. Good from a usability standpoint, but ask me first if I want to do that. In all, no problems with the product, in installation or use.
Window Media Center, Gateway laptop w/ AMD Turion64 & 1 gig RAM.

"FUBAR", Software that repeatedly crashes and requires multiple reloadings deserves NO STARS, but amazon does not allow that option, so this gets 1 star.

Having owned versions 4, 5, 6 and now 8, I've watched this product add features, and with them glitches. Would it be a great product if it worked? Yes. Unfortunately, it crashes, and crashes and crashes.

Adobe has already issued two update fixes, but still it crashes.

Not good.

UPDATE: Since writing the above, I have purchased a new HP desktop and Acrobat generally works on it. The major exceptions are the actions listed under the Document tab, especially Reduce File Size, which simply crashes as soon as you click on it. For anyone who stores large files, this is a significant defect.

My old computer (a Gateway) was about five years old. Both computers run on Windows XP, so the operating system is not the cause of the crashes.

2nd UPDATE: Today [02/06/08] Adobe released Ver. 8.1.2. It's still screwed up.

3rd UPDATE 02/23/08: There is an alternative on the horizon, PDF Converter Professional 5.0 by Nuance Communications, which sells OmniPage 16 Professional. Nuance has an ugly history of selling software before its time (i.e., using early purchasers as beta sites), but it's the only real alternative I've been able to find. There are other shareware programs, but they don't have the functionality of Adobe Acrobat 8.

UPDATE #4 02/26/08: Well, it looks like PDF Converter Professional 5 also lacks the functionality of Adobe Acrobat 8. I went to Nuance's website and downloaded the new version, only to find that it lacks support for scanners. (This is strange because Nuance's flagship product, Omnipage, does include support for scanners.) It does, however, include features for inserting, extracting, replacing, deleting, cropping and rotating pages, which I had been having trouble with in Adobe. In its promotional materials, Nuance claims that it will create headers and footers, but I see no evidence of that.

"Money well spent", Very pleased with the software. Easy install, no system conflicts and all the added upgrades, wizards and gizmos makes this product much more than simply a PDF maker. I'm a skeptic with most things, but this time my expectations were surpassed.

 
 
 

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