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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 336 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 231x185x18 mm, kaal: 660 g
  • Sari: Classroom in a Book
  • Ilmumisaeg: 11-Apr-2019
  • Kirjastus: Addison Wesley
  • ISBN-10: 0135495644
  • ISBN-13: 9780135495643
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 336 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 231x185x18 mm, kaal: 660 g
  • Sari: Classroom in a Book
  • Ilmumisaeg: 11-Apr-2019
  • Kirjastus: Addison Wesley
  • ISBN-10: 0135495644
  • ISBN-13: 9780135495643
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Adobe Acrobat DC Classroom in a Book, Third Edition, is the most thorough and comprehensive way for you to learn how to reliably create, edit, share, and sign PDF documents and forms with Adobe Acrobat DC. Each of the 13 lessons in this step-by-step, project-based guide contains a project that builds on your growing knowledge of the program, while end-of-chapter review questions reinforce each lesson. This cross-platform (Mac and Windows) book shows you how to collaborate effectively through electronic reviews, easily work with PDFs across multiple platforms and devices (including via the Adobe Document Cloud service), and speed up your production and business task workflows with Acrobat DC.

 

You will learn how to easily convert files from any application to PDF and how to directly edit text and images in PDF documents. You’ll also learn how to build PDF forms, and to speed up business workflow by gathering feedback and approval using new shared document review features. And you’ll learn how to create interactive forms and track responses within Acrobat, add signatures and security to PDF files, work with companion Acrobat apps, and much more.

 

All of the project files used in the book’s lessons are available for download. 

Getting Started 1(7)
About Classroom in a Book
1(1)
Acrobat Pro and Acrobat Standard
2(1)
Prerequisites
2(1)
Installing Adobe Acrobat
2(1)
Options for purchasing Acrobat DC
3(1)
Starting Adobe Acrobat
3(1)
Online content
3(2)
Additional resources
5(1)
Adobe Authorized Training Centers
5(1)
Going mobile
6(2)
1 Introducing Adobe Acrobat DC 8(30)
About PDF
10(1)
About Adobe Acrobat
10(1)
About Acrobat Reader
11(1)
About Document Cloud
12(1)
About the Acrobat mobile apps
12(1)
Using PDF on the web
13(1)
Adding Acrobat Reader installers
13(1)
About the Home view
14(1)
Opening a PDF file
15(2)
Working with toolbars
17(2)
Tools in the Tools pane
19(1)
Working with tools
20(2)
Navigating PDF documents
22(7)
Viewing PDF presentations in Full Screen mode
29(2)
Viewing PDF files in Read mode
31(1)
Customizing the Acrobat toolbar
32(1)
Setting Acrobat preferences for web browsing
32(3)
Customizing the brightness of the user interface
35(1)
Getting help
36(1)
Review questions and answers
37(1)
2 Creating Adobe PDF Files 38(28)
About creating Adobe PDF files
40(1)
I Using the Create PDF tool
40(4)
Dragging and dropping files
44(1)
Saving PDF files to cloud accounts
44(1)
Converting different types of files
45(5)
Inserting a blank page
50(1)
Using PDFMaker
51(1)
Using the Print command to create Adobe PDF files
51(3)
Reducing file size
54(1)
Adobe PDF presets
54(1)
Optimizing PDF files (Acrobat Pro only)
55(1)
Creating files from the clipboard
56(1)
Scanning a paper document
57(1)
Making scanned text editable and searchable
58(1)
Scan using mobile devices
58(2)
Converting web pages to Adobe PDF
60(5)
Review questions and answers
65(1)
3 Reading And Working With PDF Files 66(32)
About the onscreen display
68(1)
Reading PDF documents
68(6)
Searching PDF documents
74(2)
Printing PDF documents
76(4)
Printing booklets
80(1)
Filling out PDF forms
81(1)
About flexibility, accessibility, and structure
82(1)
Working with accessible documents
83(5)
Making files flexible and accessible (Acrobat Pro only)
88(3)
About tags
91(1)
Using Acrobat accessibility features (Standard and Pro)
92(4)
Sharing PDF files
96(1)
Review questions and answers
97(1)
4 Enhancing PDF Documents 98(22)
Examining the work file
100(2)
Moving pages with page thumbnails
102(2)
Manipulating pages
104(3)
Renumbering pages
107(2)
Applying Bates numbering (Acrobat Pro only)
109(1)
Managing links
110(3)
Working with bookmarks
113(1)
Naming bookmarks automatically
114(3)
Setting document properties and metadata
117(1)
Adding multimedia files
117(1)
Setting up presentations
118(1)
Review questions and answers
119(1)
5 Editing Content In PDF Files 120(22)
Editing text
122(6)
Redacting text (Acrobat Pro only)
128(1)
Working with images in a PDF file
129(3)
Copying text and images from a PDF file
132(3)
Exporting PDF content to a PowerPoint presentation
135(2)
Saving PDF files as Word documents
137(2)
Extracting PDF tables as Excel spreadsheets
139(2)
Review questions and answers
141(1)
6 Using Acrobat On Mobile Devices 142(16)
About the Acrobat mobile apps
144(1)
Getting Started
145(1)
Using the Acrobat Reader app
145(5)
Using Document Cloud in a web browser
150(3)
Using the Fill & Sign app
153(1)
Using the Adobe Scan app
154(3)
Review questions and answers
157(1)
7 Using Acrobat With Microsoft Office Files 158(20)
Getting started
160(1)
About Acrobat PDFMaker
160(1)
Converting Microsoft Word files to Adobe PDF (Windows)
161(5)
Creating Adobe PDF files from Word mail-merge templates
166(1)
Converting Word documents to PDF (macOS)
167(1)
Converting Excel documents (Windows)
168(4)
Converting Excel spreadsheets (macOS)
172(1)
Using the Spreadsheet Split view
173(1)
Converting PowerPoint presentations (Windows)
174(2)
Converting PowerPoint presentations (macOS)
176(1)
Review questions and answers
177(1)
8 Combining Files 178(16)
About combining files
180(1)
Selecting files to combine
180(6)
Arranging pages
186(3)
Merging the files
189(2)
Creating a PDF Portfolio (Acrobat Pro)
191(2)
Review questions and answers
193(1)
9 Adding Signatures And Security 194(26)
Getting started
196(1)
Viewing documents in Protected Mode in Reader (Windows only)
196(2)
About security in Acrobat
198(1)
Viewing security settings
198(2)
Adding security to PDF files
200(5)
About digital signatures
205(1)
Sending a document for others to sign
205(4)
Using the Fill & Sign tool
209(8)
Using digital IDs
217(2)
Review questions and answers
219(1)
10 Using Acrobat In A Review Cycle 220(22)
About the review process
222(1)
Getting started
222(1)
Adding comments to a PDF document
223(2)
Commenting in Acrobat Reader
225(5)
Working with comments
230(4)
Initiating a shared review
234(1)
Summarizing comments
234(3)
Using a network folder for a shared review
237(1)
Comparing versions of documents
238(3)
Review questions and answers
241(1)
11 Working With Forms In Acrobat 242(26)
Getting started
244(1)
Converting PDF files to interactive PDF forms
244(2)
Types of form fields
246(1)
Adding form fields
247(2)
Specifying an answer format
249(5)
Using image buttons
254(3)
Distributing forms
257(3)
Collecting form data
260(1)
Tracking forms
260(1)
Options for distributing forms
261(1)
Working with form data
262(2)
Exploring on your own:
Calculating and validating numeric fields
264(3)
Review questions and answers
267(1)
12 Using Actions (Acrobat Pro) 268(18)
About actions
270(1)
Using predefined actions
270(4)
Creating an action
274(8)
Avoiding the Full Screen mode warning
282(2)
Sharing actions
284(1)
Review questions and answers
285(1)
13 Using Acrobat In Professional Printing 286(23)
Creating PDF files for print and prepress
288(1)
Guidelines for creating print-ready PDF files
289(2)
Preflighting files (Acrobat Pro)
291(3)
Working with transparency (Acrobat Pro)
294(1)
Custom preflight profiles
294(1)
PDF standards
295(2)
What is rasterization?
297(2)
About flattening options in the Flattener Preview dialog box
299(1)
Setting up color management
300(1)
Previewing your print job (Acrobat Pro)
301(3)
Advanced printing controls
304(3)
Review questions and answers
307(2)
Index 309(18)
Production Notes 327
Brie Gyncild aims to make technical information accessible to those who need it. Brie wrote The Photoshop CS5 Pocket Guide and The Photoshop Elements 8 Pocket Guide. She has also co-written The Photoshop Show Starring Russell Brown; numerous editions of the Classroom in a Book series on Photoshop, After Effects, Flash, and Acrobat; and several editions of the How to Wow series. Brie lives in Seattle with cats and an overgrown garden.







Lisa Fridsma has long loved the process of teaching others to use Adobe products. She has written, edited, and designed over thirty books in the Classroom in a Book series over the last two decades (including books on Photoshop and After Effects), starting with her time on-staff at Adobe. She is currently the owner of Darlington Hill Productions (informational illustrations and publishing). Lisa lives in Bethesda, Maryland, with her family which includes a tortoise and an above-average dog.