Confirm project requirements and budget with [client=Maria Gutierrez], the client, before I finalize the site program—…
Open your PDF file in Adobe Acrobat Pro (desktop app).
Look for the AI Assistant panel or button, typically located in the right-hand toolbar or as a floating button.
If you do not see the AI Assistant, go to the Edit menu and select Preferences.
In Preferences, look for AI settings; if present, enable the checkbox to turn on the AI Assistant.
Best practiceIf the AI Assistant is not visible after subscribing, restarting Acrobat may be required for the feature to appear.
Return to your PDF and click the AI Assistant button to activate it.
Type your question or prompt about the PDF content into the AI Assistant input box and press Enter.
Review the AI Assistant's response, and use the provided options to ask follow-up questions or copy the answer.
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You can use the AI Assistant to quickly summarize, search, or ask questions about the content of your open PDF without leaving Acrobat.
This runs in the Acrobat app - there is no separate API for this task.
The main purpose of AI Assistant is to help you understand documents faster and get answers to your questions directly from your PDFs. It can summarize long documents, chat with you about content, and even work across many files, making it easier to find and process information quickly.
Yes, if your 'Site Program' PDF has many technical terms, you can ask AI Assistant to explain them. Simply type your question into the chat, for example, 'What does [technical term] mean in this document?' The AI will use the information within your PDF to provide an explanation, often with source citations so you can verify the context. This helps clarify complex language without leaving your document.
You should always check the source citations provided by AI Assistant because it ensures the information is accurate and comes directly from your document. While AI is powerful, it's not perfect. Checking sources helps you confirm facts, understand the full context, and avoid making decisions based on potentially misunderstood or incomplete summaries. This makes the AI's help more reliable.
| Feature | Scope | Benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Single PDF Questions | Asks questions only about the open PDF. | Get detailed answers and summaries from one document. |
| PDF Spaces | Asks questions across up to 100 PDFs/Office files/web links. | Get insights and answers by comparing information from many related documents at once. |