But it did for me and then I had to go back install Acrobat XI from a stand alone installer.which btw Adobe has killed that link for the installer but I have the installer if anyone needs it. It is designed to though some people are saying it did not delete their old version. But if you do there is a strong possibility it will remove previous versions. But no one is forcing you to click "Update".
PITSTOP PRO ACROBAT DC PDF
I know my Kodak plug-ins do not work in Acrobat DC and someone else mentioned the PDF Toolbox plug-ins don't work either.Įven if you are running the right OS version the Creative Cloud app might tell you there is an update for Acrobat DC. Pitstop works as long as you have at least Pitstop 12 Update 3. On the Mac it is strictly a 64-bit application but many plug-ins are only 32-bit and they won't work in Acrobat DC. You can't install it on anything lower than that version of OS.
Acrobat XI didn't have any new features I couldn't live without so I see no reason for you to upgrade unless you just want to.Īcrobat DC on the Mac requires either OS X 10.9.x or 10.10.x.
If you shift click a lot with Output Preview open you will be over it. There's also a lot of new added functionality of course in versions 12 and 13, so you'll have a lot more more tools and options to play with. Acrobat XI introduced the sticky note "feature". Follow these steps to use the Adobe Acrobat Pro Action Wizard to create actions, a series of commands with specific settings that you can run on a single document, several documents, or a collection of documents. Acrobat DC is a 64bit application on Macintosh, and your PitStop 11 is only 32bit, so you will need to upgrade to version 13 to work with DC.
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