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(This review is based on Acrobat 9 Pro - Mac version)
Whereas Acrobat 8 Pro offered significant improvements across many (if not most) features of the program, the big focus for Acrobat 9 Pro is document collaboration and review - featuring easy form creation and distribution.
The basic PDF creation as well as most design & print industry features are much the same as in version 8. Support for the finalised PDF/X-4 standard is part of Acrobat 9. There is improved support for embedded Flash and FLV Flash video. Acrobat 9 launches faster than previous versions.
Most common tasks can be accessed from the main toolbar via drop-down menus.
The 'Forms Editing Mode' replaces the Forms toolbar with a dedicated workspace for building and editing forms and you can preview before finalising a form. There is also a new Forms wizard. Unfortunately, LiveCycle Designer doesn't come with Mac Acrobat 9 (a powerful visual forms design and scripting application that ships bundled with Windows Acrobat 9). So Mac users who need the features of LiveCycle Designer might just have to run the windows version.
Check out Acrobat.com, where you can make a free Adobe ID to create, store, and share PDF files. The distribute wizard in Acrobat 9 lets you upload forms to Acrobat.com and have email links to those forms sent to your clients - feedback data is returned to your computer and Acrobat 9 automatically collects it. NOTE: the free account is limited (but still useful) and the paid subscriptions are currently only available in North America.
Overall, if you are using Acrobat 7 (or earlier) or if you are just starting with PDF creation and document collaboration in the workplace, then Acrobat 9 is definitely worth considering. It's also worth a look if document collaboration and review or form data collection is important. However, if you already have Acrobat 8 and use it primarily for design or print related work, you might find limited advantages in upgrading to version 9.
In a nutshell:
If you just want a program to convert documents to PDF, then Acrobat Standard is probably all you need. But, if you need better document security, online collaboration, inclusion of rich media, or dynamic forms - then Acrobat Pro or Acrobat Pro-extended might provide a good solution.
Acrobat 9 Standard
• Create and distribute PDF files preserving original formatting
• Scan documents to PDF
• Create forms from paper or electronic documents
• Easily exchange feedback using the commenting tools
• Intuitive, user-friendly interface
Acrobat 9 Pro
• Everything in Acrobat 9 Standard
• Additional tools to protect documents
• Additional tools to enhance information exchange
• Ability to include Acrobat Reader user's in document reviews and workflow
• Create dynamic forms
• Add video in FLV or H.264 format for playback even in the free Acrobat Reader 9 (possibly 8 too, not sure about that)
Acrobat 9 Pro - Extended
• Everything in Acrobat 9 Pro
• Add video from various formats by converting to FLV
• Add rich media to slide presentations (using the included 'Adobe Presenter')
• Convert 2D and 3D designs to PDF
• Combine multiple CAD formats in a single assembly (using the included 'Adobe 3D Reviewer')
• Create PDF maps using imported geospatial files

Adobe Livecycle Designer Mac Os X

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• Jan 17, 2018 Yes, you need LiveCycle Designer. This is not just a warning, you cannot edit this file in Adobe Acrobat. There are two different forms systems in the world of PDF: AcroForms are forms that you can create and edit in Adobe Acrobat, and XFA - or LiveCycle Designer - forms, which are created in LiveCycle Designer.
• I am attempting to convince my boss to replace my mini PC with a Mac, as I primarily use Creative Suite, and this tiny little box has a lot of difficulty with it, among other problems. My concern is that I created all of our company forms using LiveCycle Designer, and to my knowledge, this program.

Adobe Livecycle Designer Wiki

Adobe livecycle designer free download - Adobe InDesign, Adobe Illustrator CS6, Adobe InDesign CC Update, and many more programs. Acrobat is avialable for Windows and Mac. LiveCycle Designer. This program is used to develop forms and is completely separate to Acrobat. The forms are called XFA Forms, which stands for XML Forms Acrhitecture. The focus here is very much on data processing.