Adobe is unveiling a new subscription package aimed at helping individuals and businesses manage their documents.<\/p>\n
Among the package’s features being touted by the company behind the ubiquitous PDF format: electronic-signature and mobile capabilities.<\/p>\n
Tuesday’s announcement of Acrobat DC and Adobe Document Cloud comes as people have more free and cheap options for creating their own PDF documents.<\/p>\n
Adobe says its e-signature features will, for instance, let parents easily fill out school permission slips, and small businesses will be able sign contracts without needing to print and mail documents.<\/p>\n
New mobile apps will let people create and edit PDF documents on the go, and online storage will be available.<\/p>\n
The new tools are expected to launch within the next month. Prices are expected to start at about $13 a month.<\/p>\n
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