Acrobat Support

Do you find Acrobat trying to update every time you turn on the computer? We can fix this by turning off the Acrobat Updater.

To do this:

1. Open Acrobat and go to Help > Check for Updates
2. When you get to the “Updates Available” screen click on Preferences
3. On the next popup screen you can turn off the updater by unchecking the top box
4. Next click OK and then Download and Install Updates

After that, you should no longer have a problem with updates

Are you considering buying Acrobat, but looking for a more inexpensive alternative? If so, you may want to consider PDF Online. With this product, you pay a monthly fee (around $10) and are able to make PDF files from Microsoft Word and other file types. You won’t get all of Acrobat’s features, but PDF Online is a good option if you don’t want to pay $450 for Acrobat Professional.

For more info and a free trial, go to:
http://createpdf.adobe.com/

Adobe has a new update available for Acrobat. The 8.1.1 update fixes a couple of security issues related to Internet Explorer 7 and also enhances the OCR (Optical Character Recognition function). To download the update simple open Acrobat and go to Help > Check for Updates and follow the prompts.

That’s right, you can just upload your PDF to PDF Hammer and do it all right there. Pretty slick. You can also move pages in your PDF to the front back or move pages forward or back one.

Acrobat’s Output Preview feature is used for print production. You can use the feature for viewing color separations and color warnings. Separations allow you to see all the different process colors (cyan, magenta, yellow, and black) and spot colors (other specific colors). The Output Preview feature also lets you test different color profiles on your PDF. If you’re using Acrobat for print production, the Output Preview is worth checking out.