Adobe Reader for Windows XP/Vista 8.1.2

Publisher's Description:

Adobe Reader is free software that enables business professionals and home users to reliably share information using intelligent PDF files. You can easily view, print, and search PDF files using a variety of platforms and devices.

Adobe Reader has the following other editions available: Adobe Reader for Mac OS X, Adobe Reader for Windows 9x/Me, Adobe Reader for Linux and Adobe Reader for Windows 2000.

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Latest User Reviews:

Reviewer:	VoODoOChilD	May 4, 2008
Version:	8.1.2
It REPLICATED all the softwares from the folder it was placed in, into its installation directory .. hidden under \Program Files\Adobe\Reader 8.0\Setup Files\ (besides its own installation files, which is a norm for all apps). This is a new for me! Y in the world would it do this :|
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Reviewer:	JQueen	Feb 7, 2008
Version:	8.1.2
Recently downloaded Adobe 8.1.2. It deleted all "previous versions" and did the install. Now I cannot open any PDF files stating "The license Agreement was not accepted." Tried downloading twice and have had the same results. Now I'm having difficulty finding an older version so I can still open files. Any suggestions would be nice.
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Reviewer:	shodan816	Feb 6, 2008
Version:	8.1.2
I think we can all agree that it would be great IF Adobe offered a 'lite' version of this reader, or better yet, a version where you may pick and choose installation options. I don't like the humungous size either, since I view a PDF file once in a blue moon, but those who state it is the best reader make a valid point. Foxit's rendering quality (compared to Adobe) simply doesn't match up. If you are willing to sacrifice a bit of screen quality for smaller size, go Foxit. It's really that simple.
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Reviewer:	netean	Feb 6, 2008
Version:	8.1.2
22Mb for a PDF reader... Is it just me, or that is just absurd? For what *most* people use pdf for: I'd got for something else, like foxit reader. By comparison it's tiny and works better than this (for what I use pdf for)
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Reviewer:	Skyfrog	Feb 6, 2008
Version:	8.1.2
There is a serious bug in the Adobe Updater program that causes it to consume 100% of your CPU and there is no way to kill the process short of restarting. This has been around for some time now and they still haven't fixed it, totally unacceptable. Until they stop installing all of this online garbage with their programs, I will stop using their programs.
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