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1. #PDF READER PRO EDITION PDF#
2. #PDF READER PRO EDITION INSTALL#
3. #PDF READER PRO EDITION 64 BIT#
4. #PDF READER PRO EDITION FULL#
5. #PDF READER PRO EDITION WINDOWS 10#

($20 less for no OCR, another $20 less for standard version that retains full editing,conversion, page organization/insertion, etc.) And the program is $89 for a yearly, always updated program license (or $135 for a lifetime w/out upgrades) to the complete/pro + OCR program. I’ve found it’s search/replace, commenting/highlighting, text selection, and OCR features to be superior to Acrobat. It is stable under the most demanding use, it has never frozen, their customer support is fast, and they actually address user concerns in the next revision/release. It never lags, the UI seems as if it was taken directly from MS Word 365, which may not be good for some, but I use 64-bit Word as my main writing tool.

#PDF READER PRO EDITION PDF#

I did find an excellent solution in PDF Architect 7 (64-bit). I would love to use workarounds however, corporate restrictions on my machines (I work with too many ITAR Drawings) do not allow me to try what I can on my personal machines. +++ I mean, am I the only onle reading news and trying these work arounds successfully in my crappo old Lenovo and MacBook (2010) computers? The beauty of this workflow is that you can keep Protected Mode and Security Enhanced enabled in your Acrobat/Reader.

#PDF READER PRO EDITION 64 BIT#

With this new browser and the Acrobat extension enabled, you can actually continue to view the PDF file in your 64 bit browser and also open it directly in your Acrobat Pro DC/Reader DC with a single click using the extension (as long as the Acrobat or Reader have the default PDF ownership in windows). That is an entire 64 bit solution right there. On the other side of the coin, I can't stress enough in my posts, that the new Ms Edge browser (64bit only) allows to enable and use the new Adobe Acrobat extension. So by using this method, even though it works, is like rolling back to a less secure en environment. Micrososft enabled this Enterprise Mode option as a transition for users to eventually migrate to a 64bit ideal world. It involves enabling IIS and other configurations so it is not a simple task. To work around this problem you need to use Enterprise Mode for your browser accessing files in your Intranet, and run it in an app container using GPO. You'll probably don't want to disable Protected Mode and Security Enhanced from Reader/ Acrobat, but we know this layer of 32bit security may conflict.

#PDF READER PRO EDITION INSTALL#

When you install the Adobe Reader DC for the first time, it prompts the user to make this program the default to handle PDF files and use file explorer.ĭue to the file explorer being dependent on the security zones settings of Internet Explorer you'll probably have to emable Enhanced Protected Mode and Enhanced Protected Mode 64bit. Not everybody cares about browser plugin compatibility! Such files are becoming increasingly common in the construction industry.Īdobe - please get your act together and offer some solution. This file was produced by an architectural engineering firm and my customer is just a paving contractor. This problem with 32-bit only viewers avaiulable under Windows is forcing my customer to switch from Windows to Macintosh because there is apparently no way to handle files like these under Windows. It keeps up with the repeating keyboard easily. The old Macintosh can speed though the pages of this document backwards and forwards with the repeating PgDn and PgUp keys, and having fully rendered the entire document in memory at once, the screen fills faster than I can even perceive. So on a 12 year old Macintosh, I can do things impossible on a high end modern Windows box. It has zero difficulty with it using Apple's Preview, which being a 64-bit app comfortably allocates nearly 4 GB of RAM while this document is open. However my vintage 2008 Mac Pro 3,1 dual 2.8 GHz with 20 GB RAM eats this document for lunch. I've tried many readers under Windows 10, and none could handle this file.

#PDF READER PRO EDITION WINDOWS 10#

Even my high end Windows 10 Pro 64 bit PC with 24GB RAM 4.7 GHz 8-core FX-9590 with two Radeon HD 7990's dies painfully trying to simply view pages 9 or later of this document. I have before me a 52 page, 64 MB PDF file which cannot be handled by any PDF reader on any Windows PC since all the readers are 32-bit.