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<b><i>Software Review:</i></b> Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional: The Best Just Got Better

With the advent of Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional, the software company has finally specifically targeted the needs of the legal community in a package that is worthy of our praise ' as well as our dollars!

5 minute read April 27, 2007 at 11:22 AM
By
Alan Pearlman
<b><i>Software Review:</i></b> Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional: The Best Just Got Better

By now most, if not all, law firms use some form of Adobe Acrobat, either the free Reader version or the paid-for software package. If your firm is one that has heretofore never upgraded to the paid package, now is the time to seriously consider making the switch.

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