Learn about the latest version of Acrobat - Acrobat DC - and how you might deploy it in your law office.

1. Adobe Acrobat DC
Posted on 05/01/2015
It is no secret to followers that I consider Acrobat to be the gold standard
for PDF conversion and manipulation. I use it on a daily basis to insert,
move, bookmark, and delete pages; edit and insert text and objects;
remove metadata; redact; OCR; and much more.
Since eCourt became mandatory in circuit court last year, the need for
quality, comprehensive PDF software is more critical. (Mandatory
appellate eFiling begins June 1.)
The New Kid on the Block
Recently Adobe launched Adobe Acrobat DC, referring to “Document
Cloud.” This was a bit startling, as the name led some to believe that
Adobe had switched to a cloud-only version of Acrobat. Let’s set the
record straight.
DC refers to a set of optional cloud services attached to Acrobat. Here is
an explanation of DC from Rick Borstein, author of the Acrobat for Legal
Professionals blog:
Oregon Law Practice
Management
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2. 5 THOUGHTS ON “ADOBE ACROBAT DC”
Read more here.
eSigning
There is at least one reason you might want to consider using the DC part of
Adobe Acrobat DC:
Learn more about electronic signatures here.
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3. on 05/01/2015 at 8:06 am said:
I like the Adobe Cloud (new Version) tremendously.
Brendan Hull
on 06/01/2015 at 1:36 am said:
I am running latest os10 on a MacBook Pro (late 2013 made)
I use acrobat pro 11 – thinks about DC
Have a wizard to print bookmarks
Want to see if it works in DC
Have you got a contact email for tick Borstein?
Brendan Hull
on 06/01/2015 at 1:37 am said:
Rick Borstein not “tick”
beverlym
on 06/01/2015 at 4:40 pm said:
No worries!
beverlym
on 06/01/2015 at 4:40 pm said:
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4. I do not, but here are some suggestions: 1. tweet him @acrolaw; 2.
visit his original blog post and submit a comment; 3. Connect with
him on LinkedIn. Once connected you can send a message.
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