With Nitro PDF Professional, users can convert and combine 300+ file types to PDF, change text and images, mark-up and review content, and secure and digitally sign your PDF files. Users can click on 'Check for Updates Now' under the 'Help' menu of Foxit Reader, download and install it for 14-day evaluation. Nitro PDF Professional will act as a new add-on in Foxit Reader. We will combine two companies' PDF and document management forces by including Nitro PDF Professional in Foxit Reader. Ultimately I have to make the decision, but as a college student, money is not cheap.Foxit Corporation recently inked a partnership with Nitro PDF Inc. I am looking for Sys admins, end-users, or anyone with any experience with Acrobat or Nitro Pro: Whether it be individual user likes/dislikes, licensing, deployment or what not. Nitro PDF 10 $159 (Support life-cycle 2.5-2.5 years max. Trade-offs: Acrobat DC Pro: $129 perpetual student version (is their support life-cycle still 5 years w/ the DC version (it lists expiration of 2020 w/ Gold plan)? (they make it near impossible to find the student perpetual version on their site) Human support is fast and Zendesk (w/ good literacy) - no offense to anyone!. The trial is brief and so you get limited experience (they reset it/extend it in certain limited circumstances at their sole discretion). It's not Acrobat, but it has less market share, thus less vulnerabilities. What would you guys recommend? I am at the end of a 14 day trial w/ Nitro Pro and it performs relatively well.

Is Adobe's still 5 years w/ DC being released?

Their support life-cycle for updates (minor and critical is 2.5-3.5 years max. I am avoiding subscription options at all costs (such as Office 365, as it costs so much more over the long haul). Would also like e-signature, redaction and certification options.Ĭost is also a barrier (Adobe Student and Teacher $129) vs. Prefer to convert to word, format it nice, make header/footer and page #'s. Reason for use: About 70% of my courses if not more are becoming mostly if not all online (at minimum blended. Adobe seems like the go-to product, but it is riddled w/ vulnerabilities, slow patching and lags. I am an undergraduate college student (Management Information Systems) looking to gain experience w/ using the software for when I graduate (in approximately 1 year). Do you guys have any experience with Adobe Acrobat (version 11.x or Acrobat DC) and/or Nitro PDF v10?

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