Adobe thrilled the legal world when it released Acrobat 8, with built-in tools for redaction and Bates stamping. Consultant Brett Burney reviews the newly released version 9, and finds that while there isn't much brand new, there are noteworthy improvements for the legal community.
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October 07, 2008
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