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If you'd like to view their content together, click. This subreddit is not endorsed or sponsored by Apple Inc. I need to somehow find a copy of Adobe Acrobat Pro for my mac before Monday. Any equivalent program that can read and mark-up PDF files will do. (so long as she is able to see my edits using her copy of the Acrobat) My new boss is fairly low budget and computer illiterate so I am kind of in a jam. Her business is located 4 hours away from me and as I don't intend on making a crazy commute, I want to set up operations from my house.

Need more details?: I will be editing and proofreading large (90-100 page documents) for her. She will then send my marked-up versions onto her clients, who will make the necessary adjustments. She does not have access to the original documents, just PDFs.

If this doesn't work out, does anyone out there have a summer job for an English Lit student?