Adobe Document Cloud is now available for everyone to sign and share PDF documents

The company has revamped its PDF experience with some new features, including free e-signing with all subscriptions. Part of the Document Cloud suite is the all-new Acrobat DC with a touch-friendly interface. What is essentially cloud support for Adobe's Acrobat, editing and signing PDF files is now a breeze.

Starting at $12.99 for the standard version of Adobe Document Cloud (annual subscription), each choice of plans available from Adobe includes the company's eSign services, allowing you to electronically send and sign documents from supported hardware. Also included in the suite are new Mobile Link apps — Adobe Acrobat DC mobile and Adobe Fill & Sign DC.

Document Cloud for enterprise provides entire organizations with services, including enterprise-class e-sign services, that bring speed and efficiency to business document workflows. Document Cloud for enterprise offers solutions for industries including healthcare and insurance, financial services, media and entertainment, government, and schools and universities.

Interested in Adobe Document Cloud? The company is offering a free 30-day trial to get you started. For Windows, Mac and mobile support, you'll want to select the Pro subscription option. See the Adobe website for more details on pricing. Unfortunately, for us Windows fans, only a PC option is available. No love for Windows Phone just yet.

Rich Edmonds
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