The product name is always displayed in the upper-left corner of the application window or menu bar.
If a file is opened, you see the filename followed with the product name. If no file is opened, you see the product name only.
The product name is displayed in the upper-left corner of the Mac menu bar, whether a file is open or not.
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- The Acrobat DC product family introduces two tracks for both Acrobat and Reader, which are different products: Continuous: This track provides service-based tools as well as new features, security and platform enhancements, and bug fixes as part of frequent (and most often) silent updates.Over time, the Continuous track's update cadence is more frequent than the Classic track.
- The applications we've linked to will find the serial number for any recent edition of Acrobat, including Adobe Acrobat DC (Pro or Standard), Adobe Acrobat X, Adobe Acrobat 9, etc. For example, Belarc Advisor, one of our favorites (and the program shown in the example below), will properly locate the serial number for any version of Adobe.
Identify track and version of Acrobat or Reader DC
- Acrobat DC: Choose Help > About Adobe Acrobat Pro DC. The pop-up window shows the product name, associated version string, and copyright message.
- Acrobat Reader DC: Choose Help > About Adobe Acrobat Reader DC. The pop-up window shows the product name, associated version string, and copyright message.
- Acrobat Pro DC: Choose Acrobat Pro > About Adobe Acrobat Pro DC. The pop-up window shows the product name, associated version string, and copyright message
- Acrobat Reader DC: Choose Acrobat Reader > About Adobe Acrobat Reader DC. The pop-up window shows the product name, associated version string, and copyright message.
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Typically, the version string contains release year, build ID, and track ID.
Release year
Internal build number Macos hard drive.
Track ID: The first two digits indicate the ID that represents the track name; '20 represents the Continuous track, and '30 represents the Classic track.
Internal build number
The Acrobat DC product family introduces two tracks for both Acrobat and Reader, which are different products:
- Continuous: This track provides service-based tools as well as new features, security and platform enhancements, and bug fixes as part of frequent (and most often) silent updates. Over time, the Continuous track's update cadence is more frequent than the Classic track. Classic license program customers do not have access to this track for Acrobat.
- Classic: This track is similar to the 10.x-11.x model, and does not provide new features in updates. Free services are available, but optional. Like previous releases, a quarterly update cadence delivers security and platform enhancements as well as bug fixes.
For more information, see Document Cloud Product Tracks.
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