Latest Adobe Reader
AnyView from Binar Graphics
Common Ground from No Hands Software
Envoy from WordPerfect Corporation
Folio from NextPage
Microsoft Reader from Microsoft
Replica from Farallon Computing
WorldView from Interleaf
By the late 1990s PDF had become the de facto standard, and the others had become largely historical footnotes. This in turn has led to many more competitors for Adobe Acrobat, providing both free and commercial programs that create or manipulate PDF, such as Ghostscript, Foxit, and Nitro PDF. Adobe also allows Acrobat plug-ins to be developed by third parties, which can add extra functions within the Acrobat program.
Adobe has changed the names of the products in the Acrobat family regularly, also splitting-up, joining, or discontinuing products. Between the versions 3 and 5, Standard and Professional versions were one product simply called Adobe Acrobat. As of July 2008, the current main members of the Adobe Acrobat family are:
Adobe Reader 9 Icon
Adobe Reader 9 Icon
Adobe Reader 9 (Windows & Mac only; latest for Unix is 9.1)
Adobe Acrobat 9 (Windows & Mac only; no Unix version)
Adobe Acrobat 9 Standard
Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro
Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro Extended (includes Adobe Presenter)
A growing collection of free web services launched via the Acrobat.com service such as Adobe Buzzword, Connect Now, Create PDF, and Share.
None of the products in Acrobat family has adopted the two-letter CS3 icons, although rendered similarly. Adobe has never created a product called either Adobe Writer or Acrobat Writer, although they used to include a printer driver called PDFWriter, which is unrelated.
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This is not the latest version of Adobe Reader. I am working with a higher version and is on search of the latest one available. Thanks for sharing.
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