Adobe Acrobat Reader 7.0

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Adobe Reader 7.0 software lets you view, print, and search PDF files on a variety of devices and operating systems with faster launch time and real-time zooming and panning.

As with earlier versions of Adobe Reader, the free Adobe Reader 7.0 software allows you to open and read any PDF document and fill in PDF forms.

But Adobe Reader 7.0 also offers significant new features and enhancements that greatly extend the flexibility of Adobe PDF documents. If the creator of an Adobe PDF document has assigned it additional usage rights, more tools and features are available to users of Adobe Reader, allowing you to save form data, sign documents, participate in email and browser-based document reviews, and attach PDF and non-PDF files to a PDF document. If you open a document that has these additional usage rights, a Document Message Bar displays the additional tools required to work with the document.

Adobe Reader 7.0 Full Windows (http://ardownload.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/win/7x/7.0/enu/AdbeRdr70_enu_full.exe)
Adobe Reader 7.0 Basic Windows (http://ardownload.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/win/7x/7.0/enu/AdbeRdr70_enu.exe)

[orcutt989]

You got 7.0 Pro there?

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You got 7.0 Pro there?

nope.

[uNz[i]]

/me wonders about browser plugin compatiblity.

EG: Can you print .pdf files viewed in Firefox with Adobe Reader 7?
There was a bug in Adobe Reader 6 that made printing impossible if viewing the .pdf in FF.
Seems at the time of 6's release, Adobe didn't give a damn about any browser except IE.

[Virtualbody1234]

']/me wonders about browser plugin compatiblity.

EG: Can you print .pdf files viewed in Firefox with Adobe Reader 7?
There was a bug in Adobe Reader 6 that made printing impossible if viewing the .pdf in FF.
Seems at the time of 6's release, Adobe didn't give a damn about any browser except IE.
I think it's the other way around. Firefox came out after 6 so I would put the blame on Firefox.

[uNz[i]]

I think it's the other way around. Firefox came out after 6 so I would put the blame on Firefox.
Maybe so, but FF was based on Mozilla, and the same bug applies there too.

I've seen the discussions on the Mozillazine forums about it.
The moz team tried for ages to get Adobe to release a patch or fix for the Moz based browsers, including Netscape, but they were ignored repeatedly.

Adobe's reasoning was that IE was the most popular browser so anything else just didn't rate.

So I would put the blame on Adobe. :P

[bujub22]

hmm after reading this thread im wondering to unistall the 1 my g/f jus put on!