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4 out of 10 - Mediocre
Bad execution of a terrific feature set
The capability of producing, storing and reading PDF files is key for my virtually paperless SoHo environment. Over 80% of ... Read more
June 18, 2003

3 out of 10 - Poor
If you use XP Office, avoid it.
Can't get distiller to work in XP Office. Seems lots of folks in the Adobe forum have the same ... Read more
April 11, 2003

3 out of 10 - Poor
PC needs upgrade for Acrobat 5.0
I think this program sucks up more power from PC especially that has 1999 model PC's. I recommend this ... Read more
January 15, 2003

2 out of 10 - Terrible
leaks resources and crashes Windows
Since version 5, Acrobat reader has failed to unload after use, leaking USER and GDI resources until locking up the ... Read more
November 30, 2002

3 out of 10 - Poor
Very unstable
Acrobat sometimes just plain refuses to launch...I've had this same problem on PCs running NT4, W2K AND XP. ... Read more
October 28, 2002

1 out of 10 - Abysmal
DOH!!!!!!
SUCKS! Screws up ur pc. Lots of software affected in bad ways. Slows down start-up, log-in, shut down and the ... Read more
October 7, 2002

1 out of 10 - Abysmal
Anybody notice the memory leak?
Try opening a web pdf file, after you close that browser, check your background processes using CTRL-ALT-DEL...that ACRORD32.exe ... Read more
June 9, 2002

4 out of 10 - Mediocre
Makes my PIII unstable, affects MS Word save, PC hangs on shutdown
Having all sorts of problems with Acrobat V5.0 on my PIII with Windows 2000 OS. Print to PDF file ... Read more
May 10, 2002

4 out of 10 - Mediocre
A pricy dissappointment
An expensive, bulky piece of software that has quite a few annoying bugs/features. Ver 5 corrupted my "autoexec" (hidden ... Read more
March 13, 2002

7 out of 10 - Very good
FINALLY BATCH PROCESSING
Batch processing has made my life so much easier. I don't have to go through 70000 pdfs making the ... Read more
October 7, 2001





Full specifications - Acrobat 5.0: Win9X/ME/NT4/2K
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Manufacturer: Adobe Systems Inc.
Part number: 22001438
General
Category Creativity application
Subcategory Creativity - desktop publishing
Version 5.0
Language(s) English
License pricing Standard
Localization English
Software
License Type Complete package
License Qty 1 user
License Pricing Standard
Platform Windows
Distribution Media CD-ROM
Package Type Retail
System Requirements
OS Required Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition, Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 SP5 or later, Microsoft Windows 95 OSR 2, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows 98
Min Processor Type Intel Pentium
Min RAM Size 32 MB
Min Hard Drive Space 115 MB
Peripheral / Interface Devices CD-ROM
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Manufacturer Info - Acrobat 5.0: Win9X/ME/NT4/2K
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