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I have been doing forms in the standard version of Acrobat for some time. i.e. creating text boxes, changes tab through settings etc. Does the Pro version offer any more features or make this process any easier? I see language on the Professional version page that implies that it does but want to quantify it before I buy.
gbs

It was part of 3 and 5. However, the original release of 5 did not have it. It only took about 3 months for it to be added as I recall. In fact the AA5 update list at Adobe still lists the plugins as
Save As XML Plug-In for Windows (beta 2) 1.7MB 11/2/2001
Paper Capture Plug-In 14.3MB 6/7/2001
Make Accessible Plug-In 1.9MB 4/13/2001
I don't remember the comments on the forum back then, but I do remember a lot of complaints about the Paper Capture missing. As I say, I think it was only for the initial release (5.0). After that it was probably included.
As I recall, the Acrobat product was a set of products back with AA2 and you had to purchase a package, not just Acrobat. Oh well, enough for history and weak memories (mine that is). Bill

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