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PDF Tips & Tricks ArchiveOur tips articles are archived in a series of categories for easy access. Select the category to the left to display only the articles related to that category. | |
Donna Baker
If you compile PDFs from multiple sources, you may notice inconsistencies in page sizes or orientations. This tip looks at how you can use Acrobat's native page cropping and rotation features to get them looking just right.
Ted Padova
When individual characters in a line of text needs to be edited, you can easily change characters with the TouchUp text tool. However, when paragraphs of text need to be edited, an external editor is required.
Ted Padova
When creating PDFs from a layout application, you can easily place page numbers on each page. However, when using different producer applications and merging PDF files, you won't have a chance to add page numbers unless they are uniquely added in the right order in each program that produces the PDFs to be merged together.
Dan Shea
Want to slim down those PDF files for posting to a web site or sending off via email? This tip explains how.
Donna Baker
In this simple tip we explain how to replace pages in Acrobat while retaining links, comments and other interactive elements.
Not everything fits neatly onto a standard page. Sometimes a larger page size is needed, and this tip shows you how.
Ted Padova
In a traditional filing system, you might create labels, stick them to tabs on manilla folders, then find the alphabetical order and file the folders in cabinets. This tip is for those searching for a better means of organizing files, papers, articles, and other important documents.
Ted Padova
To create a table array where multiple columns or rows need individual form fields, begin by manually creating a field for each row or column.
Donna Baker
We explain how to extract usable content from PDF documents.
With Adobe Acrobat 6.0 Professional, you can preserve the layers in the Adobe PDF documents created from Microsoft Visio or Autodesk AutoCAD drawings. This tip from Adobe.com shows you how.
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