Adobe Reader Lite 9.0 Revision 2

Publisher's Description:

Adobe Reader Lite is a bloat-free version of the PDF viewer, Adobe Reader, brought to you by Shark007, the creator of Vista Codec Package. Adobe Acrobat Reader is free, and freely distributable, software that lets you view and print Portable Document Format (PDF) files.

Latest Changes:

• Enable form filling

Latest User Reviews:

Reviewer:	improvelence	Sep 9, 2008
Version:	9.0 Revision 2
Daddy_Spank....this is not from adobe, that is clearly written in the description. As with many of your other posts...you really ought to READ before posting.
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Reviewer:	Daddy_Spank	Sep 9, 2008
Version:	9.0 Revision 2
I am glad that adobe realizes it needs to rethink its bloated programs, but 20MB for adobe reader isnt really gonna cut it when foxit reader is 2MB and offers basically the same functions, starts 10 times faster etc etc. So adobe, reduce the "Lite" version by 90% and then start calling it Lite.
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Reviewer:	Mystenes	Sep 7, 2008
Version:	9.0 Revision 2
i prefer sumatrapdf ultra light :)
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Reviewer:	Joco	Sep 7, 2008
Version:	9.0 Revision 2
I am scared by all the bloatness of Adobe's Acobat product line. I was curious about the "Light" and gave it a try. I was prepared to dump it at the slightest disappointment as Adobe desserves (this is just me, I hate this company). I have to admit that AR 9.0 Light does a good job. Fonts appearance is more crisp, the toolbar is uncluttered and customizable, the sidebar is efficient and easy to use, the GUI looks nicer and more convenient. All of this makes it better than PDF XViewer I was using. The memory footprint is more than XViewer although not too much. Strangely enough, there is no nag screen and no advertisement (the little color box in the top right of the menu). Then I made the unthinkable of switching to Acrobat 9. May be it is that good thanks to the "Light" made to the original? There must be something, I can't believe that the Adobe's designers could become that smart. I give it 4 stars because it doesn't have the tabbed interface that exist in leaders PDF products such as PDF Xviewer or Foxit Reader. Have no clue as why it needs 20 MB to read a PDF. May be Adobe's should send their developers to take some training course to learn more efficient programming language?
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Reviewer:	Zero-Point	Sep 5, 2008
Version:	9.0 Revision 2
Bigd***: Relative to the official Adobe Reader's installer of 33.5MB? Perhaps. Review what zapatero stated. ...Or not review is the irony. Funny that BN hides "Bigd***" but not the user.
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