The actual developer of this software for Mac is Adobe Systems Inc. The application's installer is commonly called adberdr11010enus.dmg. The software is included in Productivity Tools. The unique ID for this program's bundle is com.adobe.Acrobat.Pro. Adobe Acrobat Pro is compatible with Mac OS X 10.4.3 or later. Sometimes it feels like Adobe is moving away from and not supporting their Mac OS X users. Almost all illustrations/charts, seminars and free trial demo are for PC users only. Adobe used to provide Mac and PC information. There is still no demo version of Acrobat X for Mac users. Also, while the seminar yesterday on PDF-A was excellent, it didn. Get the best deals on Adobe Apple Mac OS X 10.11. Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional for Windows w/ Serial Number Full Retail.

One frequent question I receive is:

What’s the difference between Acrobat 8, 9 and X?

When considering an upgrade, that likely is the first question you’ll ask.

Unfortunately, it isn’t very easy to find this information on the Adobe website. To save you some time, I’ve put together an Acrobat Feature History document (PDF of course!) that you may find helpful.

Acrobat 8-9-X New Feature History.pdf (137K PDF)

What’s the difference between Adobe Reader X, Acrobat X Standard and Acrobat X Pro?

Determining which version of Acrobat is right for you or your organization is a different question, but no less important.

Fortunately, Adobe has an excellent feature matrix available to help with this. It’s easy to find on the Adobe website, but I’ve included it below. One stop shopping!

Adobe Acrobat 8 Mac Os X Pro

Acrobat X Family Matrix long.pdf (250K)