You may have used different applications to create documents for your own reference. However, you may now be required to share your files electronically by email, over a network, or on the web, so that recipients can view, print, and offer feedback. In this course, you will use Adobe Acrobat to make your information more portable, accessible, and useful to meet the needs of your target audience. Lesson 1: Accessing a PDF Document
Topic 1A: Open a PDF Document
Topic 1B: Explore the Adobe Acrobat Interface
Topic 1C: Browse Through a PDF Document Lesson 2: Creating PDF Documents
Topic 2A: Create a PDF Document Using Microsoft Applications
Topic 2B: Create a PDF Document Using the Print Command
Topic 2C: Create a PDF Document from Web Pages
Topic 2D: Create a PDF Document Using Email Applications
Topic 2E: Create a PDF Document Using Acrobat Lesson 3: Navigating to Specific Content in a PDF Document
Topic 3A: Conduct a Simple Search
Topic 3B: Use Bookmarks
Topic 3C: Work with Links
Topic 3D: Define Articles Lesson 4: Modifying PDF Documents
Topic 4A: Manipulate PDF Document Pages
Topic 4B: Edit Content in a PDF Document
Topic 4C: Add Page Elements
Topic 4D: Extract Content from a PDF Document Lesson 5: Working with Multiple PDF Documents
Topic 5A: Organize PDF Documents into a Collection
Topic 5B: Redact PDF Documents
Topic 5C: Search Multiple PDF Documents Lesson 6: Reviewing a PDF Document
Topic 6A: Initiate a Review
Topic 6B: Review a PDF Document
Topic 6C: Compare PDF Documents Lesson 7: Validating a PDF Document
Topic 7A: Sign a PDF Document Digitally
Topic 7B: Verify a Digital ID |
