Adobe Acrobat XI Professional 11.0.18 for Windows - Patch
About this release
Release date: Oct 11, 2016
OS: Windows 7, 8, and 10 (x86/x64)
Usage: detailed instructions in readme file
Changes in version 11.0.18
- Added support for Windows 10 RS1
- Bug fixes: Javascript Engine (creating a modal dialog using app.execDialog() function works on only one file if multiple instances of such files are open).
- Services Integration [Win 10]: Reader crashes on creating link via Adobe send while “Stay signed In” is checked.
- Send Mail: Send file as attachment is not working.
- Collaboration: Tracker window fails to load in Acrobat/Reader.
About Acrobat XI Professional
Adobe Acrobat XI Pro is still the most powerful, comprehensive, and full-featured PDF editor available in the market. Developed by the creators of the PDF Standard, it offers you the possibility of creating PDF files from scratch, converting to and from PDF into other well-known document standards, and editing the content of existing PDF files.
Acrobat Pro is still the preferred PDF creation and editing software tool among professionals. Despite the rising number of competitors that flood the market every year, none of these alternative tools has managed to come close to Acrobat̢۪s comprehensiveness. It is true that some of those PDF editors have solved some of the few lacks in Acrobat with elegant and efficient solutions but, in the end, none of them has managed to compete with its endless list of features and functions.
Acrobat took a big leap in the previous version, especially on the design area. The interface layout and the menus that you will find in this new version will not surprise you if you happen to be an Acrobat X user already. However, this time Adobe has put the emphasis on functionality. Editing is now more user-friendly, thanks to the new point-and-click interface that lets you add, delete, and change texts as easily as in most text editors. PDF files can now be converted into PowerPoint presentations right away, without needing to extract the pages as images, as we used to do before. Forms have undergone a major improvement – this version installs FormsCentral on your system, which will allow you to create pro-looking forms from scratch, as well as to collect responses from web forms. Last but not least, you can now also combine various documents in different formats into one single PDF file.
Apart from this new functionality, Acrobat XI Pro comes with a long list of improvements on already existing features. The conversion engine that transforms HTML and Office files into PDF documents has been largely improved, together with the PDF to Word conversion (both DOC and DOCX). Turning a PDF file into an accessible PDF (readable by persons with a visual impairment) is now much more intuitive, especially when it comes to defining the reading order of the document.
Release date: Oct 11, 2016
OS: Windows 7, 8, and 10 (x86/x64)
Usage: detailed instructions in readme file
Changes in version 11.0.18
- Added support for Windows 10 RS1
- Bug fixes: Javascript Engine (creating a modal dialog using app.execDialog() function works on only one file if multiple instances of such files are open).
- Services Integration [Win 10]: Reader crashes on creating link via Adobe send while “Stay signed In” is checked.
- Send Mail: Send file as attachment is not working.
- Collaboration: Tracker window fails to load in Acrobat/Reader.
About Acrobat XI Professional
Adobe Acrobat XI Pro is still the most powerful, comprehensive, and full-featured PDF editor available in the market. Developed by the creators of the PDF Standard, it offers you the possibility of creating PDF files from scratch, converting to and from PDF into other well-known document standards, and editing the content of existing PDF files.
Acrobat Pro is still the preferred PDF creation and editing software tool among professionals. Despite the rising number of competitors that flood the market every year, none of these alternative tools has managed to come close to Acrobat̢۪s comprehensiveness. It is true that some of those PDF editors have solved some of the few lacks in Acrobat with elegant and efficient solutions but, in the end, none of them has managed to compete with its endless list of features and functions.
Acrobat took a big leap in the previous version, especially on the design area. The interface layout and the menus that you will find in this new version will not surprise you if you happen to be an Acrobat X user already. However, this time Adobe has put the emphasis on functionality. Editing is now more user-friendly, thanks to the new point-and-click interface that lets you add, delete, and change texts as easily as in most text editors. PDF files can now be converted into PowerPoint presentations right away, without needing to extract the pages as images, as we used to do before. Forms have undergone a major improvement – this version installs FormsCentral on your system, which will allow you to create pro-looking forms from scratch, as well as to collect responses from web forms. Last but not least, you can now also combine various documents in different formats into one single PDF file.
Apart from this new functionality, Acrobat XI Pro comes with a long list of improvements on already existing features. The conversion engine that transforms HTML and Office files into PDF documents has been largely improved, together with the PDF to Word conversion (both DOC and DOCX). Turning a PDF file into an accessible PDF (readable by persons with a visual impairment) is now much more intuitive, especially when it comes to defining the reading order of the document.
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