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Acrobat 9 Pro on the Mac includes a 3D tool to add U3D to a PDF, just as before.ДЄlihanyaloglu wrote:What functionality in Acrobat 9 Pro Extended for вЂњcontent creationвЂќ do you feel you need on the Mac? ItвЂ™s important to take a look at what is unique to Acrobat 9 Pro Extended to understand why there is not a version for Mac OS X.1) Acrobat 9 Pro Extended includes Adobe Presenter 7. Again, this is overwhelmingly a Windows marketplace.

These are very document-centric users that need to securely collaborate on designs to ensure accuracy. Why? These had features and functionality for those in the CAD/CAM space (who are using products such as AutoCAD, Solidworks, Catia, and so on). Acrobat 3D versions 7 and 8 were also Windows-only.

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ItвЂ™s important to note that the entire Acrobat 9 family can consume geospatially-aware PDF maps with the Geospatial Location Tool to view, find (which can be done in Reader 9 too), measure distances and markup locations (which Reader 9 can also do if the document has been enabled for extended features in Adobe Reader from Acrobat 9 Pro or Acrobat 9 Pro Extended).Д¤) Acrobat 9 Pro Extended includes 3D functionality. It can also import geoTIFF and geospatially-aware JPEG2000 image files and retain the geospatial coordinate information when saved as a PDF file. The functionality in Acrobat 9 Pro Extended allows these users to manually add geospatial information - such as the longitude-latitude bounding box - to an existing image of a map in a PDF, such as one thatвЂ™s been scanned. These are Windows applications, in Windows environments, for those whose job it is to create these maps as PDF or otherwise.

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That is done by specialist and advanced GIS software such as those from companies like ESRI. This is NOT converting raw GIS data to geospatially-aware PDF maps. And the Flash Video Encoder included with CS3 supports batch conversion of video too.ДЈ) Acrobat 9 Pro Extended includes the ability to Geospatially Register вЂњPDF mapsвЂќ. The converter in Acrobat 9 Pro Extended is based on the one in CS3. So those users have the ability to convert video formats to FLV already. CS3 includes the Flash CS3 Video Encoder.

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A very large majority of our Acrobat customers who use Mac OS X (which by the way, includes me), obtained their version of Acrobat as part of the Creative Suite. This is a former Macromedia product, and has only ever been available for PowerPoint on Windows for technical reasons.Дў) Acrobat 9 Pro Extended includes the ability to convert various video formats to Flash video embedded in a PDF. Adobe Presenter 7 is an add-in for Microsoft PowerPoint on Windows for publishing content as Flash presentations with audio, video, Flash animations and apps, quizzes and more. What functionality in Acrobat 9 Pro Extended for вЂњcontent creationвЂќ do you feel you need on the Mac? ItвЂ™s important to take a look at what is unique to Acrobat 9 Pro Extended to understand why there is not a version for Mac OS X.ДЎ) Acrobat 9 Pro Extended includes Adobe Presenter 7.

We're a non-profit research and and educational institute with schools in 14 countries. I was happy as long as they made just one version that had all the features (or at least the vast majority of features) of the top-end Windows version.Д«ut now I'm seeing features in the Extended version that could help my department (which is moving to an all-Mac environment) do its work. Preview might be considered to compete with that product. I understand why Adobe doesn't make a Standard version for Mac.

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Considering we're talking about a $700 product, who's going to put it on a generic PC that costs $250? Oh wait, my company's IT department would. And Apple owns 66 percent market share of computers over $1,000. Many universities are saying half of their students are buying Macs now. They now have 7.6 percent market share (growing from 2.5-3 percent two years ago). Mac sales are increasing at up to 5X PC sales increases. Extended adds some features that could be very useful for content creation. I have to ask is Adobe out of their minds? They aren't releasing a version of Acrobat Pro Extended for Mac? Or do they not plan to sell a lot of this version even on the Windows side? Are there plans to add it later, like Premier which was brought back from the dead?