Have you tried the free downloads page? This way you can stay legit and don’t need to compromise the safety of your PC/Mac without malicious code/malware, etc. Acrobat Pro DC licensing is now managed under Adobe Creative Cloud and requires a subsc. 'Adobe Acrobat Reader DC could not open 'ADBESTDSCS4LS1 (1).7z' because it is either not a supported file type or because the file has been damaged (for example, it was sent as an email attachment and wasn't correctly decoded).' Perhaps someone could give me some direction on how to resolve this problem based on this message.
You can purchase a license for Acrobat DC from within the application by following the link at the bottom of the right pane.
- To use Adobe software applications such as Acrobat 9 Pro Extended past the 30-day trial period, you must activate them. With a single-user license, you are entitled to install Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro Extended on two computers, a primary computer and a secondary computer.
- Click Sobre Link Abajo Para Descargarlo!
After your Acrobat DC trial expires, the Trial Expired message with the Buy Now link appears at the bottom of the right pane. Click Buy Now and follow the onscreen instructions.
My trial has expired. Can I still use Acrobat DC to view my PDFs?
Yes, Acrobat DC lets you view PDF files even if your trial has expired. You can also use the free tools like Comment and Fill & Sign. But to experience and use the full capabilities of Acrobat DC, you need to purchase a license.
OK, I purchased Acrobat DC. How do I license my trial copy of Acrobat DC?
If you purchased Adobe Acrobat DC via monthly or annual payment plan, follow the steps below.
Method 1: For an Acrobat DC plan purchased on the same Adobe ID you used to sign in to Acrobat in trial mode or for a subscription.
In the tools pane on the right, click the Activate button. The following confirmation dialog box appears.
Method 2: For an Acrobat plan purchased on a different Adobe ID.
In the tools pane on the right, click the Activate button. The Activate Acrobat DC dialog box appears.
Select the second option and then click Next. The Sign In screen appears.
Click the Not your Adobe ID link. The following Sign In dialog box appears.
Enter the Adobe ID you used to purchase your Acrobat DC plan, and click Sign In. The Thank You dialog box appears.
Click Continue. A confirmation dialog box appears.
Click OK to close the dialog box, and then restart Acrobat DC to activate it.
In the tools pane on the right, click the Activate button. The Activate Acrobat DC dialog box appears.
Select the third option, enter your serial number, and then click Next. The Next Steps dialog box appears.
Click Continue.
The trial version of Acrobat DC is uninstalled, and a new serial number–compatible installer is downloaded to complete the installation.
In the tools pane on the right, click the Activate button. An information dialog box appears. Click OK.
The Sign In screen appears. Click the Sign In button. (If you purchased the Acrobat DC plan on an Adobe ID other than the one shown, click the Not your Adobe ID link.)
If you clicked Not your Adobe ID, the following Sign In dialog box appears. Enter the Adobe ID and password you used to purchase your Acrobat DC plan, and click Sign In.
The Thank You dialog box appears. Click Continue, and then restart Acrobat DC to activate it.
I purchased an Acrobat DC serial number. Can I use it for the Acrobat trial?
If you purchased an Acrobat DC serial number, you need to download and install a separate Acrobat installer.
Before installing the newly downloaded Acrobat DC, uninstall the trial version installed on your machine.
Can I use Adobe Acrobat Reader DC now that my Acrobat trial has expired?
Yes, you can download and install Adobe Acrobat Reader DC at any time.
More like this
Slimmer and portable version of Adobe Reader for those who want to view PDF files without experiencing page loading delays or other issues
Adobe Acrobat Reader is one of the software requirements that many users download after installing a fresh copy of Windows for opening PDF files. However, it has made a reputation for itself for being resource-demanding and laggy.
This is mostly the reason why so many equivalent PDF readers have surfaced. Even so, Adobe Reader remains on top of the game. If you're interested in a compromise, however, you can try the lite edition, which is also wrapped in a portable package.
Lighter and portable edition of Adobe Reader
Portable Adobe Reader Lite borrows the necessary and sufficient features from Adobe Acrobat reader, dropping any extra options that would only slow it down. It hasn't received updates for ages but is still compatible with newer Windows versions, although we've noticed that some features do not work properly (not in our tests, at least).
Because it needs no installation, you can conveniently keep it stored in your collection of portable software or on a pen drive to quickly launch it whenever you have to view PDF files. Thanks to the portable edition, Adobe Reader Lite doesn't make changes to the system registry, which might have lead to Windows stability issues over time.
Helpful navigation controls and other features
As far as the interface is concerned, Adobe Reader Lite is no longer on par with Adobe Reader. But if you don't mind outdated graphical elements, this shouldn't be an issue. There are plenty of helpful navigation controls, such as zoom in and out, rotating the view, enabling reading view to get rid of the navigation panel buttons and menu bar, or switching to fullscreen mode to get a better look at everything.
Plus, you can search for text in the current document or across all PDF files within a specified folder, activate auto scrolling, capture snapshots of any rectangular-drawn region, use a loupe tool, or use object data and geospatial location utilities. Numerous settings can be configured from the preferences panel. Several features that didn't work at all on Windows 10 were the spellchecker, document signer, and PDF security.
All aspects considered, Portable Adobe Reader Lite may not be what it used to, but it's still a great alternative to Adobe Reader for users who are only interested in viewing PDF files without having to wait a lot of time for the pages to load or for the application to exit.
Filed under
Download Hubs
Portable Adobe Reader Lite is part of these download collections: Portable PDF Reader
Portable Adobe Reader Lite was reviewed by Elena Opris
Adobe Acrobat Training
This enables Disqus, Inc. to process some of your data. Disqus privacy policyPortable Adobe Reader Lite 9.0.0
add to watchlistsend us an update- runs on:
- Windows All
- file size:
- 16 MB
- filename:
- Adobe_Reader_9.0_Lite_ENG.exe
- main category:
- Portable Software
- developer:
top alternatives FREE
Adobe Acrobat Training Classes
top alternatives PAID