Adobe Reader 7.0
New features
Upgrading to free Adobe Reader 7.0 software improves the way you get work done. Adobe Reader 7.0 gives you improved speed, enhanced security, rich media capabilities, and other new features to help you share information using Adobe PDF documents.
Download Adobe Reader 7.0.
Faster performance
Open and save PDF files faster than ever. Adobe Reader 7.0 launches much faster than previous versions (up to 50% faster than version 6.0).
View interactive information in Adobe PDF
With new Adobe Reader 7.0, you can view 3D content, Macromedia Flash (SWF) animations, and Windows Media clips in your Adobe PDF files. See an example of this feature by viewing the Adobe Acrobat 7.0 interactive tour (requires Adobe Reader 7.0).
Improved language support
Adobe Reader 7.0 now provides support for Hebrew, Arabic, Thai, and Vietnamese including text input, automatic font updates, an extended font pack, and spelling dictionaries. Additionally, cut/paste functionality between all languages has been improved.
Search single or multiple PDF files
Find and retrieve any PDF document or a phrase in a document within a matter of seconds. Search for words in page content, annotations, bookmarks, form fields, or document metadata within any PDF file on a local machine. Learn more about the advanced search capabilities of Adobe Reader.
Complete forms online or offline
Fill in and submit forms electronically and save filled-in forms locally when this capability is enabled by the document author in Adobe LiveCycle software.
Protect document authenticity
Apply digital signatures to certify and authenticate a document when enabled by Adobe Acrobat 7.0 Professional or Adobe LiveCycle Reader Extensions software.
Participate in e-mail-based document reviews
Easily review and add comments to documents by extending the commenting capability of Adobe Reader using Acrobat 7.0 Professional or Adobe LiveCycle Reader Extensions. Find out how to extend review and commenting tools to Adobe Reader 7.0 users.
Help ensure accessibility
Use Adobe PDF documents to meet the accessibility requirements mandated by Section 508 of the amended Rehabilitation Act. Find out more about Adobe Reader and accessibility.
