Daniel Else wrote:
Mike, if you have someone in the family who qualifies for the Adobe Acrobat
Education pricing structure, I'd recommend that you go ahead and purchase AA
Professional. It is a terrific discount. That will allow you to do anything you
want to a pdf.
Dan,
Not anything! Turns out that the creator of a PDF file can lock it in such a
way as to prevent any markup even by a recipient who uses Adobe Acrobat 3D
Version 8, the highest version of Adobe Acrobat. I confirmed this with Adobe's
sales.
Or do you have a different experience?
I'll be purchasing articles and then might have to highlight them. That's why
I want to be able to highlight. I might have to print out and highlight hard
copy.
Thanks,
Michael
Michael S. Altus, PhD, ELS
Intensive Care Communications, Inc.®
Biomedical Writing and Editing
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