When viewing and printing PDF documents reliably, one name that pops up in our mind quickly is Adobe Acrobat Reader DC. It’s considered the global standard for managing documents and converting ...

Are you trying to install Adobe Acrobat Reader on your PC, but the installation gets stuck at 90% or some other percentage? Some Windows users have reported that while installing Acrobat Reader on ...

If you frequently print PDF files from Adobe Reader on a Windows 7 computer, you may be selecting the printer each time you print. Adobe Reader detects all printers connected to the computer, but it ...

The best PDF software for you may not be the free program from the company that's synonymous with PDFs. Dennis O'Reilly began writing about workplace technology as an editor for Ziff-Davis' Computer ...

Adobe Acrobat Reader has been around for quite a while now. In fact, if you've ever had to open a PDF on your phone (still a big favorite for restaurant menus) or sign a document at work, you've ...

Adobe Acrobat Reader DC is a good free PDF reader that does what it says on the tin: allows you to read PDF files and manipulate them to some degree. It’s just a shame Adobe felt the need to advertise ...

Adobe Acrobat Reader DC software is the free, trusted standard for viewing, printing, signing, and annotating PDFs. Its the only PDF viewer that can open and interact with all types of PDF content – ...

When your printed output from Adobe Reader starts showing up in landscape instead of in portrait mode, you're wasting time, paper, and ink or toner on pages you will have to reprint. If you activated ...

Another day, another critical security exploit discovered for Adobe Reader. Ho-hum. The PDF software’s near-ubiquitous presence has made it a big, fat, juicy target for years now, and by this point, ...

Adobe Systems has released Adobe Reader and Acrobat 9.4.7 in order to patch two vulnerabilities that are being actively exploited in attacks against companies from the defense industry. One of the ...

I’ll come clean right off the bat: I don’t like the Adobe PDF Reader. Yesterday I found a new reason not to like it, which I expect will be the next Defensive Computing blog. But, while researching ...