The SDK contains header files, type libraries, simple utilities, sample code, and documentation. These tools provide several methods for developing software that integrates with Acrobat products, including JavaScript, plugins, and interapplication communication. The SDK provides bit public headers to 3rd party plug-in developers so that they can successfully create or upgrade their plugins to bit.

Overview, choosing a development methodology, differences between Acrobat and Reader, example features, FAQ. Interapplication Communication. JavaScript Developer Guide. A detailed description of an extension to the PostScript language which allows the description of PDF features not found in standard PostScript. All the plug-ins that ship along with Acrobat DC are built for bit architecture.

However, third-party plug-ins built using the bit architecture may not be compatible with Acrobat DC. Contact the respective plug-in developer and obtain a bit version of the plug-in. Once you have the bit third-party plug-ins, follow the steps below to copy them into the appropriate folder.

Follow the steps in the Updater window to download and install the latest updates. Updating Adobe Reader on the web. Note your product version. Go to the Adobe Reader Downloads page. The web page automatically detects your OS and Reader version.

If the web page indicates that a newer version is available, choose Install Now. Select Adobe Reader in the list of plug-ins. Legal Notices Online Privacy Policy. PDF issues. Choose your browser and system:. Firefox on Windows.

 
 

 

Install Acrobat and Reader updates.

 
Go to the Adobe Reader Downloads page.