Who it's For:
People who want to create secure documents that are visible to the largest number of people. Acrobat is often used because of its powerful document features. Users are spread across many industries, but heavy concentrations of users are found in publishing, enterprise, or legal industries.
What it is:
Acrobat creates Portable Document Format (PDF) documents. Although there are many other software suites that also can create PDFs, Acrobat is much more robust and creates documents that can also be animated, used as a presentation, tagged for accessibility, tracked in many different ways, and digitally signed.
What You'll Learn:
You'll learn all the ins and outs of this robust program. Topics include creating PDF files, working with pages, creating forms, tracking comments, and searching scanned documents. You'll also learn to create interactive presentations to wow your clients and users.
Topics
Acrobat X: Beginner Part 1
- Introduction
- Download practice files
- Navigate in Reader
- Copy/Paste into Word
- Find and Search
- Printing
- PDF to Word
- Word to PDF starting in Acrobat
- Word to PDF from Windows
- PDF preferences in Word
- Excel to PDF
- PowerPoint
- PDF from Outlook
- PDF from Outlook Calendar
- InDesign to PDF
- Photoshop to PDF
- PDF from website
- Summary
Acrobat X: Beginner Part 2
- Introduction
- Move and delete pages
- Disney World Word to PDF
- Insert entire PDF into this PDF
- Copy/move SOME pages
- Combine into single PDF
- Introduction
- Editing text
- Edit Photo
- Bookmarks
- Hyperlinks
- Header/Footer
- Password Security
- Portfolios
- Summary