Adobe Acrobat is a program designed to create and process documents in PDF format. The latest version of the program supports all versions of the format. Adobe PDF documents retain the exact appearance and content of originals, including their fonts and graphics, as well as multimedia elements.

Files saved in this format are 100% portable and can be printed, emailed, or shared online without worrying about changes in appearance. With the automated viewing and commenting toolkit, you can view documents, add comments, validate documents with electronic signatures, and much more using your email or web browser. The program enables saving in MS Word format, converts AutoCAD documents to PDF, consolidates PDF files, guarantees convenient group work on the document, provides control over access to information contained in the document.

Adobe Acrobat XI has built-in Flash templates, which can be used for example as an interactive table of contents. Advanced users can even use Adobe Flex to create even more interesting publications. Adobe Acrobat XI can be combined with Microsoft SharePoint, so that files created in it will be treated in the same way as those created with Microsoft Office.

Acrobat XI Pro is also an acrobat.com client. In Adobe's opinion, group work with acrobat.com will provide a convenient alternative to traditional working methods, such as sending documents by e-mail. In addition to file sharing and group editing, acrobat.com provides a platform for Internet conferences where you can share a desktop view or use a virtual whiteboard.

The trial version of the program can be used without restrictions for 30 days. Like all Adobe programs, the Acrobata XI trial version can be downloaded from the manufacturer's website after logging into your Adobe account or registering for free.