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As mentioned in 

, you can develop software that 

integrates with Acrobat and Adobe Reader in three ways:

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The Acrobat SDK provides support for development on both Windows

®

 and Apple 

Macintosh

®

 environments. A Unix version of the Acrobat SDK is also available from 

. It has release notes containing UNIX-specific information. 

Besides the technologies provided by the Acrobat SDK, you can also use the Adobe PDF 
Library (PDFL) to develop applications that create and manipulate PDF documents but do 
not interact with Acrobat. The Adobe PDF Library is licensed separately from the Acrobat 
SDK. An overview of the PDF Library is provided in 

Acrobat JavaScript is a cross-platform scripting language. Through its JavaScript 
extensions, Acrobat exposes much of the functionality of Acrobat and its plug-ins to the 
document author. 

Acrobat JavaScript objects, properties and methods can also be accessed through Visual 
Basic or C# to automate the processing of PDF documents. See 

.

For complete information on Acrobat JavaScript objects, see the Acrobat JavaScript 
Scripting Guide and the Acrobat JavaScript Scripting Reference.

Acrobat JavaScript defines several objects that allow your code to interact with the Acrobat 
application, a PDF document, or fields within a PDF document. The most commonly used 
objects control the Acrobat or Adobe Reader application, the Acrobat JavaScript console, 
the PDF document, the Adobe Dialog Manager, SOAP web services, databases, security, 
searches, and JavaScript events.

For a complete list of Acrobat JavaScript objects, see the Acrobat JavaScript Scripting 
Reference.