Today sees the public announcement by Adobe of the Adobe Acrobat X Family, comprising Acrobat X Standard, Acrobat Pro and the all-new Acrobat Suite, along of course with Adobe Reader X.To keep all our Acrobat X posts together, Dave Merchant has opened a new blog - The Acrobat Ninja.
Acrobat X (pronounced "Ten") includes a significant change in the user interface, targeting the core enterprise market and the increasing prevalence of widescreen devices. Class-leading export to Microsoft Office OOXML format, support for Office 2010 and OS/X 64-bit browsers, PDF/A-2 export, integration with Microsoft SharePoint, full Windows 7 compatibility and a dramatically streamlined Tools Pane system are some of the headline changes, but there are many more improvements under the hood - and we'll be talking about them over the next few weeks in detail, via our new blog.
UVSAR will be announcing our timescale for rollout of Acrobat X compatible PDF products, plugins and extensions over the next week via our website and on this corporate blog. Our customer training programs are now available in both Acrobat 9 and Acrobat X versions, and we will be individually discussing the upgrade route with our clients.
