What can you do with Adobe PDF on a smartphone?

Choosing to view, edit, or sign PDF documents on a smartphone embraces the full range of capabilities that modern mobile applications, particularly Adobe Acrobat Reader, provide. Users can open PDF files to simply read them, but they also have tools at their disposal that allow for more interactive engagement with the documents.

Editing features may include annotating, highlighting text, or adding comments and notes. Signing PDFs can be streamlined with electronic signatures, making it convenient for users to complete documents without needing to print them out. This flexibility makes option B the most comprehensive choice, covering the essential functionalities that users typically seek when working with PDFs on mobile devices.

While creating PDFs from scratch and converting them to different formats are functionalities available in desktop versions of Adobe or other specialized applications, they are significantly more limited on smartphones, resulting in the other options not fully capturing the breadth of what can be done with PDFs in a mobile context.