Adobe apps on PC

[Big Easy oh yeah]

Good day, my PC is running out of storage space. I have three Adobe apps on my PC, Adobe Genuine Service, Adobe Acrobat DC and Adobe Acrobat X Std. I think Acrobat X Std is the write app I paid for. My question- if I delete these apps on my computer do I lose the abiltiy to open, read and type on an Adobe document? I'm trying to free up space in storage. 

[Test Screen Name]

Open a PDF. Read the title bar of the window. What does it say there?

[Big Easy oh yeah]

file:///C:/Users/gofis/OneDrive/Desktop/Sirius%20XM%20ChannelGuide.pdf

[Bernd Alheit]

Does you open the file in a browser? 

[Test Screen Name]

I don't know why you replied with that file name, but what I'm looking for is for YOU to read the Window title bat and TELL US what it says. Thanks.

[Big Easy oh yeah]

I opened a pdf file and copied the title bar? Not sure what else to do? I clicked on pdf file details and this is what is says First aid plan.pdf

If this isn't what you need, I don't where to get what you want when looking at a saved pdf doc?

[Test Screen Name]

I see this:

So what I see in my title bar is "Macbeth_Cast_list.pdf - Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (32-bit)".

We're looking to know what you see, in full. Because we have no idea which app you are using for PDFs, so we can't tell you what to get rid of...

[Big Easy oh yeah]

Good morning, okay, the save as type is,  adobe acrobat doc.(*pdf)

I hope this is what you requested.

[Test Screen Name]

No, this is nothing to do with the save as type. I just want to know, in full, what it says in that window title bar. Look at my picture to see what I mean. 

[Big Easy oh yeah]

[Big Easy oh yeah]

I have these apps installed on my PC. Can I delete any of these, to free up space? One of these apps lets me type on the document.

[try67 · Accepted solution]

You can remove Acrobat X Standard, since you have the superior (well, at least newer...) Acrobat DC.

Also, Acrobat X is not compatible with Windows 10.

[Big Easy oh yeah]

I use to be able to edit pdf files, I deleted Adobe Acrobat Standard and now I am being asked to pay $299 for a new perpetual subscription. Remember I was able to edit my pdf files just a week ago. Now I'm being squeezed to pay for another app. I just do minor editing, I feel like I'm being ripped off. Please advise, thank you.

[Dave Creamer of IDEAS]

Perpetual [license] and subscription are not the same--you could say they are the opposite of each other. Perpetual license means you buy a version and can keep running that one version until your OS can no longer support it. Subscription is when you rent the software from month to month--but the benefit is you get continual updates for as long as your subscription is maintained. For newer versions of Acrobat, those ending in a year are perpetual licenses; DC is the subscription model.

Any chance you had a trial version of Acrobat DC? You can try to reinstall Standard X, but it may not work. The golden rule of using old software (Acrobat X or XI), is don't upgrade your OS--however, Windows can make this difficult.