Product Description

A desktop reference to the Acrobat document creation software that provides the user with concise information about getting the most from all aspects of the program. It features hands-on examples of how the software provides unique solutions to real-world problems, and includes useful tips, shortcuts, and "Did You Know" and "How to" sidebars providing background information and alternative approaches. End papers feature a jump-to table and handy key commands.

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1009627 in Books
• Published on: 2001-12-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 528 pages

From the Back Cover

Take Adobe Acrobat far beyond reading PDF (Portable Document Format) documents. Learn to harness the power of Adobe Acrobat and create and publish sophisticated electronic documents you never thought possible. From simple electronic memos to indexed electronic catalogs, Acrobat is the powerful, flexible tool for any electronic publishing task including projects that require multimedia. Create, enhance, and edit PDF documents, or use the Internet to share working PDF documents for review or mark-up. How To Do Everything with Adobe Acrobat will help you master the many different components and purposes of this premier electronic document sharing software.

-Convert documents to PDF and e-mail
-Capture PDF documents from Web pages, scanners, digital cameras, and more
-Publish and frequently update a technical or educational e-book
-Create a linked table of contents or thread of linked articles
-Integrate sound and movie files into your PDF documents to create multimedia presentations
-Accumulate data from users with PDF forms
-Develop a navigation structure with links, PageActions, buttons, and menus
-Share documents review and add comments in multi-author environments
-Optimize documents for print, Web, or CD-ROM applications
-Index a searchable catalog of PDFs

About the Author
Doug Sahlin (Lakeland, FL) is an author, graphic designer, and Web site designer. Doug is the author of Flash 5 Virtual Classroom as well as Carrara I Bible and Fireworks 4 for Dummies. His articles and product reviews have appeared in national publications such as 3D, Computer Graphics World, Video Systems, and Corel Magazine. His tutorials have been featured on numerous Web sites devoted to graphic design.