I just picked up a copy of Adobe CS6 Design Standard, mostly for Photoshop and Illustrator, but I do some PDF editing too. While I would probably be better served by a different (lighter) PDF editor, I don't want to pay anything extra now that I spent so much on CS6, for something semi-redundant.
But, 2.1 GB installed? REALLY? Where is all this space going? A basic PDF editor is, what, 60 MB? I understand that Acrobat X does a LOT more than your run-of-the-mill FoxIt editor or the like, but it still seems like a mind-boggling amount of space, considering that the features-packed Photoshop is a mere 300MB or so.
OK, rant over! Thanks for reading.
But, 2.1 GB installed? REALLY? Where is all this space going? A basic PDF editor is, what, 60 MB? I understand that Acrobat X does a LOT more than your run-of-the-mill FoxIt editor or the like, but it still seems like a mind-boggling amount of space, considering that the features-packed Photoshop is a mere 300MB or so.
OK, rant over! Thanks for reading.
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