Acrobat 7 has a useful, if not disturbing, feature: the Organizer.

Choose File> Organizer and you’ll see a list of every PDF you have viewed in Acrobat or on a Web site, with previews (except for those from the Web). You can double-click any PDF to open it — if the PDF is on a Web site, it will take you there.

Its comprehensive search engine lets you find files by almost any criteria. You can sort by date, file size, number of pages, name, date modified, date last opened, and more. You can browse through PDFs in any folder on any available volume, and sort them.

When you find a PDF you like, you can print it, email it, send it for review, or even create a new PDF containing any combination of PDFs. You can also save sets of search criteria as Collections for easy retrieval later.

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