There is a free service from Adobe called Acrobat online where you must create an account with Adobe to use their “free” software. Granted, that won’t help much when you want to edit or modify PDFs but there are alternatives to Acrobat Pro that may be helpful to you and will be much cheaper.
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You should also note that most word processors and other software will output in PDF format. If that isn’t interesting to you… then you will probably want to investigate other solutions… For just a few dollars more a month you can have access to many more premium products from Adobe. Note that Adobe has made their entire Creative Cloud product very attractively priced when compared with the price for just Acrobat alone. You can link to the educational pricing for Adobe Acrobat here: u dents.html That product is significantly reduced from their regular pricing. HOWEVER, there is a regular Adobe educational discount that students, faculty, and staff would qualify for.
Pepperdine University does not have special pricing for Acrobat Pro for use on a personally-owned computer. If you are not using such a computer (note that the Law Library lab computers and the CDO student computers have Acrobat Pro installed), and you need/want to edit PDFs, you will need to find/install your own PDF editor. If you are using a Pepperdine University-owned computer, chances are it already has Acrobat Pro installed according to the University’s site license with Adobe. We are often asked about a reduced cost or free license for Acrobat Pro for students, faculty and staff.
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