A new security update from Adobe plugs at least 23 security holes in its PDF Reader and Acrobat software, including two vulnerabilities that attackers are actively exploiting to break into computers.

So I noticed that Adobe released Acrobat and I installed it for that occasional OCR job that I need to do... and guess what, it installs its own browser plugin that's slow as shit and hangs up ...

MacFixIt reader Seth Benjamin reports a potential conflict between the Adobe Acrobat 7.0 plug-in and QuarkXpress 6.5. "I just rolled out a brand new Power Mac G5. Updated Mac OS X and all components.

Unlike other browsers, Firefox only uses internal settings to select a PDF viewer. Open the "Firefox" menu, click "Options" and open "Applications." Scroll down to "Portable Document Format (PDF)." ...

plug-ins. And it won’t cost our customers a bean to upgrade. Adobe Acrobat 5.05 was released in December 2001, and Acrobat 5.05 is the first to be able to run on Mac OSX native.

Security researchers are poring over what one vendor has called a “breathtaking” weakness in the Web browser plugin for Adobe Systems Inc.’s Acrobat Reader program, used to open the popular “.pdf” ...

Problems with files lacking .pdf extension MacFixIt reader Don reports an issue where files lacking a .pdf filename extension fail to properly open after updating to Adobe Reader 7.0.8 -- a problem we ...

Adobe rolled out a set of patches for Acrobat, Adobe Reader, and Flash on Patch Tuesday this week, and the update had an unwelcome surprise in store for Chrome users. After updating their systems, ...