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Adobe has released an update for their Acrobat Reader product on Linux and SPARC Solaris. Adobe Reader 8.1.1 for Solaris and Linux features a new user-interface, improved performance, single document interface mode, and an always-available search toolbar. Adobe Reader 8.1.1 for Linux also features better desktop integration through complying with XDG-UTILS as well as support for Debian (deb) package installation. Some of the other new features include supporting multimedia-enabled PDF documents, new tools, updated review tracker, Orca accessibility support, and new additions to the digital ID feature are among the noteworthy improvements.
I see you still need a PhD to install and open it.
Yeah, I know how to do it, but this is far from user friendly.
And, tell me, has it support to play embedded sound files as Acroread 7.0.1 for windows has.
Quoting:I see you still need a PhD to install and open it.
I am not sure you need PhD. On PCLinuxOS, all I needed was rpm and two entries where created under KMenu in "Graphics" and "Office" groups.
I did it last night and haven't used it that much to find out about embedded sound files.
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Yeah, I know how to do it, but this is far from user friendly. And, tell me, has it support to play embedded sound files as Acroread 7.0.1 for windows has.