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How does the Sign in Acrobat Pro stack up vs Sign for Enterprise? With Acrobat Pro you get unlimited transactions, albeit the Sign in Acrobat lacks enterprise features such as SSO, integration, API support, etc. This videos hopes to help you reach the right decision as to which tier of Acrobat Sign is best for you.

In our first Acrobat video, we are covering the Home pane, the first screen you will see when opening Acrobat. Since Acrobat's purpose is to modify PDFs, this screen's purpose is to select a PDF from various different locations.

What are the differences between Acrobat Standard & Acrobat Pro, with respect to the eSign components? In general, Acrobat Pro has more PDF-centric tools than Standard, but it also offers far more eSignature capture capabilities than Standard.

What are the differences between Acrobat Standard & Acrobat Pro? Standard is cheaper albeit less capable than Pro - if you require advanced features such as accessibility or redaction, Pro is what is needed.

We have addressed Adobe Reader & Adobe Acrobat, but today we're talking about another flagship product of the Document Cloud, Adobe Acrobat Sign. Acrobat Sign allows for the collection of legally-binding eSignatures - it has been added to Acrobat to extend its capabilities, but it can also be accessed standalone or through various integrations (e.g. Microsoft Teams.)

Today we will be examining Adobe Reader, and free ways to look at PDFs in general.

We have talked about Adobe Acrobat & PDFs, now let's see how they play into the larger Adobe Document Cloud ecosystem.

We have established Adobe Acrobat is for PDFs. But what is a PDF? What does it mean when we say that a PDF is a Portable Document Format?

An explanation of Adobe Acrobat's purpose, as well as the history surrounding the program. This will be the first of our videos covering background information regarding Adobe Acrobat and related topics, before we take a deeper dive into the product itself.