NANTERRE (PRWEB) July 15, 2004

AcroPDF Systems today announces the release of the newest version of PDF SpeedUp, a freeware program to speed-up your Acrobat Reader to being lightning fast!

If you notice that when Adobe Reader starts it loads many plug-ins which you may or may not need, this program simply disables the plug-ins and loads only the absolute necessary ones so the program starts quickly. You can if you like load all those plug-ins that you need at he time of installation by checking the required plug-ins, otherwise go for the default option and install the program by clicking the button. Its very easy and not rocket science at all.

PDF SpeedUp allows you to significantly speed up the time it takes to load Adobe Reader. It offers several options and you can also manually enable or disable the plug-ins as needed. Other options include enable or disable the plug-ins as needed, turn off all Updates features, disable the splash screen during program startup, remove the My eBooks folder created in My Documents, turn off the advertisements for Adobe products in the upper-right corner of the toolbar, remove PrintMe and Adobe Reader icons, disable Browser Integration, disable confirmation dialog when closing Adobe Reader, better speed for LAN and Cable connection, clear Adobe Reader Recent Files history, Restore to original settings at any time etc. PDF SpeedUp works with Adobe Acrobat v3.0 to v5.5, Adobe Reader v6.0, v6.01, v6.02, almost all 32-bit Adobe Reader versions are supported.

PDF SpeedUp is freeware, free for personal and non-commercial use only, available for download at the AcroPDF Systems web site,

http://www.acropdf.com/pdfsu.exe

About Adobe Reader

Adobe Reader is a freeware program to open and view PDF documents and eBooks. The latest version of Adobe Reader is 6.01, which can be obtained from Adobe website.

About PDF

PDF stands for Portable Document Format. PDF is a graphically oriented file format designed for electronic interchange; it was developed by Adobe Systems Inc. for use with its Acrobat software. PDF preserves the original look of the document almost exactly: fonts, photos, graphics and layout all appear as they do in the original. The PDF format is derived from PostScript, the page description language developed by Adobe, but a PDF file is much smaller than a corresponding PostScript file, so it is more suitable for electronic delivery. Anyone with the right software using Apple Macintosh, Microsoft Windows (3.1, 95, 98, ME, Win2000, WinXP, Windows 2003), Windows NT, and Sun and Hewlett Packard workstations can view any PDF document. In addition, files that are described in Postscript can be printed on any printer that speaks the Postscript language, regardless of what kind of computer is connected to the printer. Likewise, regardless of what type of computer creates a PDF file, it can be viewed on any computer with Adobe Acrobat Reader software. In order to view PDF files, you must use PDF-reading software. And Adobe Acrobat Reader software is free!