How to Use Acrobat Reader DC with Adobe Document Cloud

Acrobat Reader DC is a powerful tool that allows you to add annotations to documents using a complete set of commenting tools. One of its most notable features is its connection to Adobe Document Cloud, which enables you to work with your PDFs anywhere and on any device.

With Acrobat Reader DC, you can do more than just open and view PDF files. You can also annotate and edit them with ease. The tool comes with a range of commenting tools that allow you to add comments, highlights, and underlines to your documents. You can also use the tool's built-in annotation features to fill out forms and sign documents electronically.

The connection to Adobe Document Cloud makes it easier than ever to work with PDFs on both computers and mobile devices. This means you can access your files from anywhere and collaborate with others in real-time. With Acrobat Reader DC, you can also track changes to your documents and see who made them.

Acrobat Reader DC is more powerful than other PDF software, making it the free, trusted standard for viewing, printing, and annotating PDFs. Its connection to Adobe Document Cloud makes it an essential tool for anyone who works with PDFs regularly.

In addition to its annotation features, Acrobat Reader DC also has some unique benefits when it comes to compliance and tracking. For example, if you have a commercial subscription to the software, you can use it to track changes to your documents and ensure that they are up-to-date and compliant with relevant regulations.

If you don't have an Adobe Acrobat subscription, however, you may not need to worry about compliance as much. In this case, you can simply leave your installs as unlicensed in FNMS (Flexera Software Manager) since the commercial component of the product requires login to verify that you have an active subscription.

For more information on how to use FNMS agent for inventory and remedy any issues that may arise, please refer to the following content blog post.

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