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can open and interact with all types of PDF content, including forms and multimedia.
View and interact with PDF files that contain a wide variety of content types, including drawings, email messages, spreadsheets, videos, and other multimedia
elements.
Make notes and share your feedback with others by marking up PDF documents using the Sticky Notes and Highlighter tools.
Take advantage of the security of Protected Mode in Reader, which helps safeguard your computer software and data from malicious code.
Directly access online services at Acrobat.com
from within Reader X. Perform common tasks such as creating PDF files, securely sharing and storing documents, and screen-sharing.
When come to accessibility, Adobe Reader can convert the PDF files to text which can be readable by screen readers. Then it can be saved to text for further use if needed.
Change log:
# Bug fixes
* On printing a PDF file to a PCL printer via Acrobat or Reader, the italic output in the printout is not correct.
* Mouseover events in interactive PDF form fields do not work properly (Applicable only to Acrobat/Reader 10.1.1).
* 3D PDFs may crash when viewed in VMWare.
* Policy protected file keeps incrementing *.DAT file in ...\Acrobat\10.0\Security and results in Reader X crashing when closing the file.
* When converting a webpage having a scrollable inline frame only the visible content is converted and content seen on scrolling down is dropped.
* Plug-in takes long time to load in the browser when rendering dynamic form on Windows XP.
* Form submission performance is slow with ZCI on Reader 10.1.
* Product view generated in Catia hides some elements when converted to prw/pdf.
* Repeatedly opening and closing PDFs in one browser session may cause a freeze or crash.
* Custom-encoded font glyphs truncated in Acrobat 10 on Windows.
* Form goes into unresponsive state when signing form.
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