Participant

Answered

Which Adobe product?

Forum|Forum|9 years ago
September 26, 2016
2 replies
506 views

I am trying to get info on which Adobe product to buy, have been on hold for almost 2 hours, don't know what to do.
This is the 3d time this website has made me type in my question.

I can't unselect In A Community but the Adobe search facility tells me Canada has no community.

I think Adobe is wrong, but that's another issue altogether.

My question is very simple. I can now do anything Adobe lets me do free of charge on my Windows 8.1 computer.

I will not repeat not ever upgrade to Windows 10.

I need to highlight & make corrections in an Adobe doc using Adobe tracked comments/corrections.

Can I do this free of charge? If not, what do I need to buy and what does it cost how to I learn how to use it?

Thank you, whoever you are.

This topic has been closed for replies.

Correct answer try67

This is not the correct workflow for fixing typos, but never mind... Any version of Acrobat will let you do that.

try67

Community Expert

What kind of "edits" are you referring to?

1

13436960Author

Participant

e.g. typos - i.e. proofreading, before the doc's author publishes it

try67

Correct answer

Community Expert

This is not the correct workflow for fixing typos, but never mind... Any version of Acrobat will let you do that.

Szalam

Community Expert

13436960 wrote:
I can't unselect In A Community but the Adobe search facility tells me Canada has no community.

In the Adobe forums, "Community" means which area of the forums to post your question. Adobe has dozens (if not hundreds) of different software packages, so there is no general Adobe forum.

And most of Adobe's software has several forums that are specific to an area of that piece of software. For example, Premiere Pro has the main Premiere Pro forum, but also a FAQ area, CS4 and earlier area, the SDK forums, a hardware forum, and the Video Lounge.

So, when you're creating a topic on the Adobe forums, you need to pick which "community" to post in and that will depend on what you're doing and in what software you're doing it. You've posted in the forum for editing with Captivate. If you're not using Captivate, tell us what software you are using and a moderator can move your post to the correct "community". From the context in your post, it sounds like you want to ask about Adobe Acrobat instead of Adobe Captivate.

1

13436960Author

Participant

Sure, please move it to Acrobat.

Sign up

To post, reply, or follow discussions, please sign in with your Adobe ID.

Sign in to Adobe Community

To post, reply, or follow discussions, please sign in with your Adobe ID.

Scanning file for viruses.

This file cannot be downloaded