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.
Ted Padova
Acrobat's Optimize for Fast Web view will create pointers for common background data instead of embedding all the data separately on each page.
Dave Wraight
A quick look at some of the changes that came with Acrobat 6.0, namely, the simple, manual creation of links from selections made in PDF files. This tip details the uses and capabilities of this updated function.
Dave Wraight
One of the many new features in Acrobat 6.0: the ability to embed multimedia content in PDF files. We detail the uses and capabilities of this updated function.
Dave Wraight
How to use bookmarks and how to set their appearance, colour, font and other properties.
Richard Crocker
Adjusting the properties of your links is a great way to give your PDFs a style of their own. Some can be just for looks and some can help improve the usability of your PDFs. Link properties include settings such as type, highlight, color, style and magnification.
Richard Crocker
While Acrobat's Paper Capture plug-in is not going to give you the power to turn an office completely paperless, it's particularly useful for making key data and info available across a network. For example, imagine having information like commonly accessed contracts and documentation on a computer network, instead of locked away as paper in a filing cabinet. This tip introduces you to using Acrobat's Paper Capture plug-in.
Richard Crocker
If you weren't already aware, Acrobat provide a feature that allows you to view PDFs in 'Full Screen mode.' Going into Full Screen hides some of the general clutter of Acrobat such as toolbars, the titlebar and the menubar. It is particularly useful if you would like to read a document online, if you are using Acrobat to do a presentation, or if you are considering publishing a visually rich document, you want to contain its navigation on the document pages rather than through the use of bookmarks and the Navigation toolbar.
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