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Even if the document is a scan of an old, faded book, Acrobat DC will accurately mimic the faded font to make it appear as natural as possible. Acrobat DC allows you to add or edit text using a document's original font, even if it's a scanned document and you don't have that font installed on your computer. You can easily add your most frequently used tools to the side bar for quick access. No more digging through confusing menus or enabling hidden options, as in previous Acrobat versions. A Search Tools box lets you type the first few letters of the tool/function you need, and the tool then appears instantly.

This new interface has caused some controversy, but I like it.

The new Tools section neatly organizes all of the functions of Acrobat into a single, easy-to-understand interface. If you need to view PDFs side-by-side, you can simply drag the tabs apart. Instead of multiple Acrobat windows opening at once, PDFs are organized neatly in the tab ribbon atop the program. Acrobat finally features a tabbed interface for navigating multiple PDFs simultaneously. But after having used it extensively for the past few months, I'm convinced that it's the best version yet. Having used all versions of Acrobat Pro since 8.0, it took me some time to adjust to adjust to the new layout of DC.

ADOBE ACROBAT PRO DC SUBSCRIPTION FREE

If PDFs are a part of your daily work routine, you've more than likely used Adobe Acrobat (or the free Reader version) at some point.

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