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I did the Acrobat XI trial and I was ready to buy and then it said to try the new improved Acrobat DC. I do not want to buy XI if DC is much easier and better. They appear to be the same price. I am mainly usuing Acrobat for creating fillable forms, applications and such. Can anyone tell me which would be the best buy?

1. Adobe Reader Dc Vs Xi
2. Acrobat Reader Dc Versus Xi
3. Adobe Reader Xi Vs Dc

Adobe Reader Dc Vs Xi

- Before we jump into things, I wanted to take a momentto clarify the differencebetween Acrobat Reader and Adobe Acrobat.This course you're watching covers Acrobat Readerwhich is the free program availablefrom the software company, Adobe, that anyone can downloadand use to view PDF or portable document format files.In addition to viewing PDFs, Reader also boasts a numberof features that let you do things to PDFsincluding searching them, adding comments,completing form fields, and digitally signing them.What you can't do with Reader however is create PDFsat least not without signing up for Adobe'sonline PDF creation services.

Acrobat Reader Dc Versus Xi

If you need to create PDFs or if you want to editor enhance them by adding things like multimedia elements,form fields, or interactivity, you need Adobe Acrobat.Adobe Acrobat is a paid program that comes in two versionsAcrobat Standard and Acrobat Pro.You pay for them either with a monthly subscription feeor a one-time flat fee.Acrobat can do everything Reader can do but also a lot more.So basically Reader is free and it allows youto work with existing PDF documents.Acrobat costs money and allows you to both work withand create, edit and enhance PDF documents.

Adobe Reader Xi Vs Dc

Now the official names of the current lineupof Acrobat products are Acrobat Reader DC,Acrobat Standard DC, and Acrobat Pro DC.The DC stands for Document Cloud.Document Cloud is an optional online servicethat can enhance the functionalityof Acrobat Pro, Standard, and Reader.But for simplicity's sake, in this course,I will mostly be referring to Acrobat Reader DCas simply Reader and to the two versions of Acrobatas Standard and Pro or just Acrobat.All right, so with that established, let's move on.