Adobe Acrobat Professional in Linux ?

[cin]

I've difficulty to get this software in LINUX platform. Just wonder anyone here is using it ?

 

[geconom]

Are you sure it is available under Linux? I know about Adobe Acrobat Reader but not about the full product.

 

[Sergiu_Q]

I have Adobe Acrobat Professional 6 but for Windows.....Linux version do not exist. see https://www.adobe.com/store/products/master.jhtml?id=catAcrobatPro

 

[z81203]

haven't heard it. how to create a pdf printer?

 

[mami_hacky]

make a post script file first, and then convert it to pdf using ps2pdf.

 

[syncom]

DO it really have Perofessional in Linux ???
I only see Reader for linux !!

 

[cnspy]

Anyone try LaTex to create pdf file?

 

[geconom]

I do it all the time! No problems found.

 

[sxqzj]

Does the PDF has a linux version?

 

[miho]

Adobe stopped selling an Acrobat Distiller for Linux with version 4 or 5. So you have to rely on windows or free tools like ps2pdf.

 

[gqxfw]

I want to edit the document. I don't know whether the profession edition can do it. Thanks

 

[okguy]

Professional can edit .pdf, but ... ONLY UNDER WINDOWS !

By the way, which good tools can edit .pdf under Linux ?

 

[sxqzj]

yes ,i have see a linux version fomer,but i forgot the site!

 

[Memphis]

If you just want to create the PDF file under linux, I suggest that OpenOffice is a good choice. Output a pdf format becomes the standard option since version 1.1. Besides, I also never heard about any other version of abode acrobat except acrobat reader.

 

[djxwolf]

openOffice is a very big stuff.
I always use post stript to read .pdf.

 

[nafraf]

Hi, With pdflatex you can create PDF of great quality on Linux. Use the package pdftex and you can use Kile as your editor.

 

[bassman]

Take a look at Ghostscript - it can read PDF and write PDF from postscript.

 

[cnspy]

openoffice1.1 can convert doucment to PDF

 

[okguy]

Creating pdf in Linux does seem to be an issue. Best = ps2pdf.
But how to change a character ? Add a line ?
How to edit it ? ... like acrobat , not acroread.

 

[sweesw]

I am also interested in get acrobat for linux which should be available somewhere at least as a beta version.

For now, i suggest you to install Vmware under Linux and then install acrobat 4 windoze on wmware.