Acrobat 101: Creating a PDF

This course shows you several ways to create a Portable Document Format (PDF) document using the Print command.

You'll also learn how to create PDF files from within Acrobat using existing:

• Word documents
• Excel workbooks
• Websites

Acrobat 102: Adding Bookmarks and Links

During this hour you'll learn how to:

• Add bookmarks and links to your PDF document
• Add actions to bookmarks and links
• Customize bookmarks to create a Table of Contents effect within your PDF document

Acrobat 103: Adding and Reviewing Comments

In this lesson you'll find out how you can:

• Add comments to your PDF document
• Distribute your PDF document for review
• Track the reviews
• Share or print the comments

Acrobat 104: PDF Security Settings

This course shows you how to add password security to a PDF document. You'll learn how to:

• Add security that requires a password to open a PDF document
• Require a password to make changes or print a PDF document
• Set security from the Print dialog box
• Set security from within the Acrobat program

Acrobat 105: Advanced PDF Settings

This class explains how to save a PDF document as:

• A Word document
• An Excel workbook
• A PowerPoint presentation
• A smaller file size for emailing or uploading to a website
• An image

You'll also learn how to optimize the PDF for printing.

Acrobat 201: Editing a PDF

This course teaches you how to edit the contents of a PDF document. You'll learn how to use the:

• Edit Document Text tool
• Edit Object tool
• Add/Edit Text Box tool

You'll learn how to use the Insert, Replace, and Strikethrough tools to show changes made to the PDF document.

Acrobat 202: Sharing PDF Files

Sharing PDF Files demonstrates how to use Adobe's Review commands:

• Send for Shared Review
• Send for Email Review

You'll learn how to use Track Reviews to easily manage any PDF documents you have shared or sent for email review.

Acrobat 203: Combining Files into a PDF

During this session, you'll learn to:

• Combine individual PDF files with other files such as Excel workbooks and Word documents into one PDF File
• Place these files in a PDF Portfolio, allowing the individual files to be accessed in their original file formats while being contained in a single PDF Portfolio document

Acrobat 301: Using the Action Wizard

In this lesson you'll learn how to use the Action Wizard commands in a PDF document. You'll learn how to:

• Create new actions and edit existing actions
• Use several actions that are included with Acrobat such as creating accessible PDF documents
• Archive PDF documents
• Publish sensitive information

Acrobat 302: Sign and Certify a PDF

This course describes how to use the commands and options in Acrobat's Sign and Certify section such as:

• Sign Document
• Place Signature
• Apply Ink Signature
• Time Stamp Document
• Validate All Signatures
• Security options and sessions
• Certify with Visible Signature
• Certify without Visible Signature

Acrobat 401: Creating Forms Part 1

Creating Forms Part 1 teaches you how to:

• Create PDF forms from Word documents or other PDF documents
• Add text, Text Fields, Check Boxes, and buttons to a form

Acrobat 402: Creating Forms Part 2

This hour shows you how to use Adobe.com to distribute and collect data from your PDF forms.

Note: Because you must have an Adobe ID in order to use these features, this session is a demonstration rather than hands-on.

Acrobat 403: Distributing Forms Part 1

During this hour you'll learn how to:

• Distribute forms using Acrobat's Track Reviews feature
• Send forms via email
• Differences between the two methods.

You'll find out how you can combine the Extensible Markup Language (XML) data returned by email forms into a single workbook that you can upload into the Track Reviews or other programs such as Microsoft Access.

Acrobat 404: Distributing Forms Part 2

This hour shows you how to use Adobe.com to distribute and collect data from your PDF forms.

Note: Because you must have an Adobe ID in order to use these features, this session is a demonstration rather than hands-on.