MacOS ® 11 (Big Sur) running on Apple Silicon via Rosetta 2
Microsoft® Windows® 8.1 Update (KB2919355) (32-bit and 64-bit running in 32-bit mode) Running one on an Intel mac and one on an Apple Silicon is not supported.Īdobe Acrobat DC Standard or Pro (2021 updates) In case PitStop Pro is used in combination with PitStop Workgroup Manager with respect to the distribution of presets then mixing macOS platforms should not be done. We do neither support dark mode on any supported OS nor Sidecar on any supported version of macOS. PitStop Pro only supports the stated versions of Acrobat released before or during the year of its release as mentioned in the table. We only support OS versions listed in this overview. MacOS ® 13 (Ventura) (natively on both Intel and Apple Silicon) MacOS ® 12 (Monterey) (natively on both Intel and Apple Silicon) MacOS ® 11 (Big Sur) (natively on both Intel and Apple Silicon) As with multiple versions, this is not supported and may disappear at any time.Adobe Acrobat DC Standard or Pro (2022 updates) "C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\>MajorVersion<\Acrobat\Acrobat.exe" /nĭouble click on the short cut and you get a completely new, memory independent, copy of Acrobat. A much simpler way is to add a /n to the target line on a short cut's properties. If you are thinkinking of installing the second vesion in order to be able to have two PDFs launched at the same time - don't. That way you reap the benefits of the newer version's application integration, virtual printer, etc., but are still able to launch the older version as needed. Your best bet is to leave the older one installed (or install it first), then install the newer one. A t one point, I had four versions installed. I've run multiple versions of Acrobat within Windows for many, many versions. There are only two reasons that I can think of that you might want to have both installed - creating version upgrade documentation, and LCD.Īnyhow. Such as MS Office, virtual printer, browsers, etc. do not have the deep integration into other applications and OS functions that of Acrobat.
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