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    Adobe Reader

    Any reasons to prefer Adobe Reader XI to Adobe Reader X?
    I have Reader X (with latest update). Adobe never asks if I want XI.
    Jim
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    I have Reader X (with latest update). Adobe never asks if I want XI.
    On my machine Adobe Reader XI installs as a Windows 8 App rather than a program listed on the Start menu, however any documents opened display on the desktop.
    See second tile in the first column from my machine below:

    Perhaps the auto update version for previous versions of Windows is not ready? As far a functionality goes, I notice no difference.
    On my machine it did ask to update and did so after I gave permission.
    J.
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    There are currently security holes in both the X and XI versions of Adobe Reader and Acrobat. I don't know if Adobe has released patches for those most recent ones as yet. Verion 9 was actually the last good version. X and XI can cause your computer to experience periodic delays when using Windows Explorer or the File Open/Save dialog, regardless of whether Reader is actually running or not.

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    Improved sandbox (Protected mode), Protected View mode, support for Force ASLR on Windows 7 and 8, PDF Whitelisting, support for content digital signatures that use Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC)-based credentials, touch-friendly capabilities for mobile devices, . . .

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