This panel can be customized to show the tools you use most often. On the right is a collapsible panel that lists common tools such as Edit PDF, Organize Pages, Comment and the like. Across the top is a simple, graphical menu bar that handles basic commands such as print, zoom and email.
Whether you open Acrobat DC on your desktop, log in through your Document Cloud or open the Adobe app on your mobile device, you will have access to all the same documents, no matter where they are stored.Īs soon as you open a document, you are again reminded that this is a much-different and much-leaner interface. With the Document Cloud integration, this recent documents list is identical across all your devices. For now, the only third-party site it works with is SharePoint, but Adobe says it will add connectors to OneDrive, Box and Dropbox. That’s right, Acrobat DC is agnostic about where you store your documents - or at least it will be. The list includes recent documents wherever they are stored - on your computer, in your Document Cloud or on a third-party document storage site. The program opens to a list of the PDF documents you’ve recently viewed. Acrobat DC’s UI is clean, modern and intuitive. Gone is the clunky interface of past Acrobat versions. The user interface is completely redesigned. More on this below.Īs soon as you first open Acrobat DC, you see that this is a much-different program. Start working on a PDF on your desktop and then move seamlessly to finish it on your iPad.Īs I mentioned in an earlier post, Adobe’s general counsel and senior vice president Mike Dillon told me that the goal of this integration is to eliminate the hassle and clutter of dealing with paper, whether it is for a multi-million-dollar legal transaction or your child’s school permission slip, and to make the product easy and intuitive to use.Īcrobat DC can also be purchased as standalone software without Document Cloud, but at a loss of functionality. The integration enables users to create, manage, review, approve, sign and track documents from any device, mobile or desktop. And, on top of all that, it takes PDF management to the cloud and to all of your mobile devices.Īcrobat DC is packaged and tightly integrated with another new offering, Adobe Document Cloud. It includes new functionality that lawyers will love, including integrated e-signing services. Its usability and interface are dramatic improvements over prior versions of Acrobat. In the weeks since, I have been able to try it out and I am impressed with what I have seen. I reported here last month that Adobe had officially launched an all-new version of its Acrobat PDF software, Acrobat DC.
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