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Adobe releases Acrobat 8, previews Photoshop CS3

WindowsMacby Ryan Carter Sep 21st 2006

Adobe AcrobatAdobe recently previewed its new Photoshop CS3 product at the Photoshop World conference. There aren't too many details available on it yet, except that it will have Macromedia technology of some sort integrated with existing Adobe technologies. Adobe also starting taking pre-orders for Acrobat 8 (should ship in mid-November) as part of the Creative Suite 2.3 package. Some new features of Acrobat 8 Pro are:
  • Easy PDF creation (is that really a NEW feature?)
  • Scan to PDF with OCR
  • Convert email to PDF
  • Capture website to PDF
  • Create PDF/A and PDF/X documents
  • Combine files from multiple apps
  • Managed shared reviews with comment tracking and printing
  • Password and permissions
  • Use digital signatures
  • Protect attachments with 128-bit encryption
  • Form templates and auto-filed recognition
Adobe can only benefit by letting Macromedia technology seep into every crack of its already killer software. The two companies both have the best stuff out there in many respects, so it will be good see how this "two are better than one" idea plays out.

Tags: acrobat, adobe, Creative Suite 2.3, CreativeSuite2.3, PDF, Photoshop CS3, PhotoshopCs3

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