Text can be copied for reuse in authoring applications or exported into Word and Excel formats. Scanning enhancementsScan paper documents into PDF and automatically recognize text with improved optical character recognition (OCR). Menus and panels disappear and a semi-transparent floating toolbar appears for navigation as needed. Read modeOptimize your screen for reading and presentation of PDFs. (The Actions feature replaces the Batch feature in Acrobat 9.) See Action wizard. Actions can standardize procedures and increase consistency across an organization. See Managing comments.Īction wizardGuide users through multi-step tasks and share with others using the new Action wizard. Find comments quickly using the new Filter Comments feature. A read or unread indicator shows which comments you have read and which you have not. Streamlined commenting processAccess mark-up tools and view comments from a single, unified Annotations panel. (The Quick Tools toolbar replaces the floating toolbars in Acrobat 9.) See Workspace basics. You can also access the desktop tools you use most by adding individual items to the customizable Quick Tools toolbar. (The Tools pane replaces the Tasks toolbar in Acrobat 9.) To add other groups of tools (called panels) to the Tools pane, open the pane and click the options menu in the upper-right corner.
By default, only the most commonly used tools appear. The Tools pane on the right side of the window organizes the tools into task-related groups. A streamlined, simplified user interface displays the most commonly used tools, depending on the task at hand. A bout Adobe PDFMaker and Microsoft Office.Installing Adobe Acrobat X Professional.This document is divided into 6 sections: Installing Adobe Acrobat X (v10.1) Professional While remaining available for few specific use cases, users are strongly encouraged to use the PDF Exchange software, available in CMF for any machine connected to the CERN Windows domain. As of 2018, Adobe Acrobat is no longer the prefered PDF editor at CERN.
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