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Legend
Mar 30, 2015 1:48 PM UTC

Almost everything about them is different, except that both can make and combine PDFs and convert to Excel/Word (but don't expect too much of that).

Acrobat Standard runs on your computer. It can make PDFs from any app that can print. It can combine PDFs, make fillable forms (limited), do VERY limited editing, set security, sign, add annotations, much more. It replaces Adobe Reader.

PDF Pack is a service on Adobe's web site, limited to 100 MB files. Does not replace Adobe Reader. Does just what it claims and no more.

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Test Screen NameCorrect answer
Legend
Mar 30, 2015 1:48 PM UTC

Almost everything about them is different, except that both can make and combine PDFs and convert to Excel/Word (but don't expect too much of that).

Acrobat Standard runs on your computer. It can make PDFs from any app that can print. It can combine PDFs, make fillable forms (limited), do VERY limited editing, set security, sign, add annotations, much more. It replaces Adobe Reader.

PDF Pack is a service on Adobe's web site, limited to 100 MB files. Does not replace Adobe Reader. Does just what it claims and no more.

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