Download Adobe Acrobat Reader DC 15.017.20050

Adobe has released an update to Acrobat Reader DC. Acrobat Reader DC is the successor to Acrobat XI and consists of the commercial package to create PDF documents and the free reader to be able to read them. With Reader it is also possible to create simple PDF documents via an online tool. Version 15.017.20050 is referred to by Adobe as a Continuous update, meaning that not only are several security issues and bugs have been fixed, but some new features have also been added:

PDFMaker for Word 2016 on Mac OS
You can now create high-quality Adobe PDFs with live links from inside Microsoft Word 2016 (32-bit, version 15.22 or later) for Mac using the new Acrobat ribbon.

Improved text selection performance on Mac OS
Starting with OS X 10.11, Apple has made changes in their drawing loop, which has resulted in content not being drawn in Acrobat or Reader when the mouse is dragged to select some text. To resolve this problem, Adobe has made necessary changes in Acrobat and Reader to improve the text selection performance. The changes cover all the mouse-dragging operations, such as Hand tool, Selection tool, Tabs, Annotations, Editing, and so on.

Enhanced Unicode support in Web Capture
Support for 36 new languages ​​and 83 new Unicode ranges are added in Web Capture.

Changing theme does not require relaunch
When you change the theme in Acrobat or Reader (View > Display Theme > Dark Gray/Light Gray), the theme is applied immediately; relaunch of application is not required.

Show specific icons for cloud files based on their location
For cloud files, Acrobat DC and Acrobat Reader DC now shows specific icons next to their names based on their location. The icons are displayed in the Recent file list, File menu, and Custom open/save dialogs.

Modern commenting features are now available in Acrobat DC Classic
All the new and improved commenting features, introduced in the May 2016 release of Acrobat DC Continuous, are now also available in Acrobat DC Classic. Set Acrobat as the default owner of PDF files on Windows 10 On Windows 10 Threshold 2 or later, Acrobat Reader or Adobe Acrobat is no longer the default owner of PDF files. To provide ownership of PDF files to Adobe Acrobat, follow the steps below.

Mobile Link discontinued from Acrobat and Reader
Mobile Link is discontinued in Acrobat and Reader. The feature-specific sections on UI are also removed.

• Recent files will still be available and you can continue accessing PDFs you uploaded to Adobe Document Cloud from your Recent list across all your devices.
• You will still have the option to store and share files in Document Cloud.