Adobe Acrobat 7 Elements

Acrobat Elements product is no longer in active development by Adobe. This has been caused by a change in customers’ use of Acrobat Elements. Originally, it was created to deliver PDF file creation across all fields of business. It has fulfilled that purpose. Moreover, it has helped establish the importance of PDF, like flipbook creations. However, the customers nowadays need more sophisticated tools to control and combine PDF files. They also need a more sophisticated way to work on PDF files in teams.

Overview

Q: If a company is utilizing Acrobat Elements, what software should they update to?
A: All people utilizing Acrobat Elements should update to Acrobat 8 Reader. It allows people to control, create, and combine Adobe PDF documents for better collaboration and more stable distribution.

Q: Is Adobe going to stop selling Acrobat Elements 7?
A: No. This software is going to be sold as previously, through licensing. Moreover, it would have the same purchase requirement as before: 100 seat minimum.

Q: Is Adobe going to give its customers an option to buy Upgrade Plan for Acrobat Elements 7?
A: Adobe will not be offering this plan.

Q: For how long will consumers be able to buy Acrobat Elements 7?
A: They will be able to buy Acrobat Elements 7 for the life of the Acrobat 8 software.

Q: Is Adobe going to deliver a Microsoft Vista and Office 2007 version of Acrobat Elements?
A: No.

Consumers With Active Update Plan

Q: What will consumers of Acrobat Elements with active Update Plan receive from Adobe?
A: When Acrobat 8 family is announced on September 18, 2006, consumers of Acrobat Elements with active Update Plans will be getting Acrobat 8 Standard. They will be notified via email in which they will be directed to the Licensing Web Site.

Q: If someone has bought Acrobat Elements Version 7 after Acrobat 8 family was announced, what will he be getting from Adobe?
A: Anyone who has bought version 7 anytime from September 18, 2006 to April 23, 2007 will be given a free update to Acrobat 8 Standard. Anyone who has license for this software will be getting an email in which he would be directed to the Licensing Web Site.