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Adobe has released a PDF reader for iOS that is compatible with password locked PDF's and supports files secured by the company's Adobe LiveCycle Rights Management, a DRM scheme that is Adobe offers to enterprise clients. Our sister site AppShopper has more on Adobe Reader:
Adobe is a little late to the game with an app for the digital document standard it created in the early 90′s since dedicated PDF-viewing apps, like GoodReader, ReaddleDocs and others, have been available in the App Store for some time. However, it appears to be the only PDF-viewer currently in the App Store that supports files secured by Adobe LiveCycle Rights Management, a DRM protection scheme that’s part of a suite of enterprise-level products and services offered by the software company.
Adobe has a number of apps available on the App Store, including Photoshop companion apps Eazel, Nav, and Lava on the iPad, and Photoshop Elements 9 Editor on the Mac App Store.
Adobe Reader is a free download for iPhone and iPad from the App Store. [Direct link]
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Adobe has released a PDF reader (http://blogs.adobe.com/acrobat/2011/10/adobe-reader-ios.html) for iOS that is compatible with password locked PDF's
With all due respect, it's PDFs, not PDF's. Apostrophes should never be used for plurals. :-)This is not the New York Times, nobody cares about proper punctuation.
No one except educated people.
With all due respect, it's PDFs, not PDF's. Apostrophes should never be used for plurals. :-)
This is not the New York Times, nobody cares about proper punctuation.