Adobe Systems has released version 7 of its Acrobat software for creating PDF files, with upgraded collaboration features, and is working on a beta version of its free Adobe Reader 7 for Linux.

A few recent software releases should grab the interest of Linux desktop users. Beta software for new versions of the Opera Web browser and Adobe Acrobat Reader for Linux were announced last week. A ...

Its no secret that Linux is the ugly stepchild of proprietary application support, and ugly is the operative word here. Only a couple of years ago, using the Linux-supporting versions of Adobe Acrobat ...

I haven't had good luck with Acrobat Reader for Linux.<BR>Crashes and crap like that.<BR>I've had much better luck just using gv ...

Adobe has updated Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat to fix a serious JavaScript flaw affecting Windows, Mac, Linux and Unix, after code to exploit the bug was released on the internet. As promised, the ...

A serious flaw has emerged in Adobe’s Acrobat Reader,leaving PDF files at risk. TechWorld reports that maliciously crafted PDF filescan be used to take control of an operating system when spread with ...

Adobe has announced that two vulnerabilities with its Acrobat and Reader applications are being exploited in the wild via a malicious PDF file attached to an email. If a user attempts to open the PDF ...

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Adobe has identified a critical security vulnerability in all recent versions of Acrobat and Reader, the company's software for creating and viewing files in portable document format, on all platforms ...

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