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Adobe PDF Reader 9 or X?
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Chopie
2011-11-12 17:05:35 UTC
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Altho I use PDF-Xchange Viewer, I like Adobe Reader.

Am still using Reader 9 on a old slow XP machine. Avoided Adobe Reader
X because when it came out last year some users reported it caused
system problems which couldn't be solved by an uninstall. Is Reader X
less troublesome now?

What's the advantage of Reader X anyway?

What I'f really like is a free PDF reader that indexes a bunch of PDFs
so it searches quickly for keywords. ISTR an old version of Reader
could do this but I can't find that function any more.
David H. Lipman
2011-11-12 18:11:48 UTC
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Post by Chopie
Altho I use PDF-Xchange Viewer, I like Adobe Reader.
Am still using Reader 9 on a old slow XP machine. Avoided Adobe Reader
X because when it came out last year some users reported it caused
system problems which couldn't be solved by an uninstall. Is Reader X
less troublesome now?
What's the advantage of Reader X anyway?
What I'f really like is a free PDF reader that indexes a bunch of PDFs
so it searches quickly for keywords. ISTR an old version of Reader
could do this but I can't find that function any more.
Both Reader 9 and 10 are supported and updated so its your call.

I haven't had any problems on any computer with Adobe Reader 10.x and I have dealt with
many.

BTW: news:adobe.acrobat.windows is for Adobe Acrobat, the software used for creating an
manipulating PDFs while news:adobe.acrobat.reader is for the PDF viewer.
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Dave
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BAlheit
2011-11-14 16:04:50 UTC
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Post by Chopie
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What I'f really like is a free PDF reader that indexes a bunch of PDFs
so it searches quickly for keywords. ISTR an old version of Reader
could do this but I can't find that function any more.
Adobe Acrobat can do this, not Adobe Reader.

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