Are you still using Adobe Acrobat XI

[AdamElr]

The two editions of Acrobat can open, make, edit, adjust, and print PDF records. The two of them coordinate with other mainstream report creation applications, as Microsoft Word. So you can export to PDF from inside Word for example[/size][/font]
[font=Comic Sans MS,cursive]What do you get in DC that you miss in XI[/font]
[font=Comic Sans MS,cursive]Interacting with PDFs[/font]
[font=Comic Sans MS,cursive]DC can track the delivery of PDFs documents to intended receivers and provide confirmation of status[/font]
[font=Comic Sans MS,cursive]Creating PDFs[/font]
[font=Comic Sans MS,cursive]DC integrates with more software and allows you to convert from within [/font]
[font=Comic Sans MS,cursive]Editing PDFs[/font]
[font=Comic Sans MS,cursive]There is more accuracy in converting from PDF to other formats [/font]
[font=Comic Sans MS,cursive]Cost[/font]
[font=Comic Sans MS,cursive]Acrobat XI Pro, include for life licenses that allow the user to install the software and use it indefinitely. Adobe Acrobat Pro DC requires a monthly or annual subscription fee to use the software.[/font]
[font=Comic Sans MS,cursive]For more official comparison see below link [/font]
[font=Comic Sans MS,cursive]https://acrobat.adobe.com/us/en/acrobat/pricing/compare-versions.html#[/font]

[font=Comic Sans MS,cursive]Tell us what version do you use and why would you prefer it. [/font]

 

[GndZ3r0]

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[AdamElr]

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[GndZ3r0]

This happened many many years ago, maybe adobe may have came up with a patch for Reader since then.
I haven't check and it doesn't affect or concern me much because I use Linux nowadays.
Sometimes the malware is an EXE embedded in pdf and they autorun when you open the file.
Of course linux isn't 100% virus-proof, that's why when I come across questionable pdf's I upload it to virustotal.com

A quick search on google will give you dozens of results about this issue.

malicious code automatically running on adobe reader