Concordia offers an Adobe Acrobat Pro DC license at no cost to all active faculty and staff as part of our Adobe site license. Adobe Acrobat Pro DC software allows you to view, edit, create, ...

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It’s been around a long time, but in our experience, Adobe Acrobat is still the best PDF editor out there.

Concordia offers faculty and staff an Adobe site license for Adobe Acrobat and Adobe Creative Cloud at no cost. Adobe Creative Cloud is a suite of software including the Creative Cloud version of ...

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Then Adobe Acrobat Standard might be what you’ve been looking for. As with most Adobe products, you'll need a subscription to get the most from Acrobat. But it's not like the the Reader and Pro ...