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The OP is using Acrobat for graphics design, not for online-PDF reading. I don't think he has to worry about security holes that he or his coworkers can exploit
by orlandu63 16y ago
The OP is using Acrobat for graphics design, not for online-PDF reading. I don't think he has to worry about security holes that he or his coworkers can exploit.
- JoachimSchipper 16y agoAs long as you only use it for "trusted" documents, old versions should be fine. But you can, for instance, never install it as the "default" PDF reader on an internet-connected system.
- ja27 16y agoBut you have to actively disable the plugins Acrobat installs for online reading or else your browsers are wide open. Lots of bad sites (and ads) launch malicious PDF files that you never see.