Acrobat

Can someone give me a solid answer to whether Adobe Acrobat is OSX native now (not Reader)... I just realised this maybe the only essential software that'll keep me having Classic on my machine (darn:( )

I'm confused. I think I'll wait until Acrobat 6. ...

Does any one know how to reconfigure 10.1 so that a downloaded PDF will open under Acrobat and not Preview as default? ...

Does Acrobat Reader 5. ...

Acrobat launches natively from within OS X! It seems like many of the acrobat features are missing but it runs very nicely. ...

The driver appears to be a "TWAIN" driver -- which simply installs a TWAIN-compliant driver that can be used in TWAIN-compliant programs. TWAIN itself is not a program -- when you install a TWAIN driver, you must then launch and use a TWAIN-compliant program in order to use the driver you installed... one such program is PhotoShop (look under File > Import). Acrobat also...

coloured line between the fill and outline when printed. It is not an Illustrator issue, because a pdf printed from Acrobat Reader does the same, also Freehand. This thin line is NOT visible on screen. ...

coloured line between the fill and outline when printed. It is not an Illustrator issue, because a pdf printed from Acrobat Reader does the same, also Freehand. This thin line is NOT visible on screen. ...

You can also disable browser viewing of PDFs, forcing the browser to download it. Mac OS X has built in browser PDF viewing, so Acrobat isn't required. Try removing all traces of Acrobat and see if that works. ...

The only solution to missing fonts problem lies on the creation side. The solution is to always embed your fonts. This is the default for Acrobat Distiller and for MacOS X's print to PDF facility. ...