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Chapter 1: Before you begin

Installation

Using Adobe Help

Resources

What's new

Chapter 2

: Workspace

Quickstart

Work area basics

Customizing the work area

Viewing PDF pages

Adjusting PDF views

Grids, guides, and measurements

Saving PDFs

Organizer

Maintaining the software

Non-English languages

Chapter 3

: Creating PDFs

Quickstart

Overview of creating PDFs

Creating simple PDFs with Acrobat

Using the Adobe PDF printer

Creating PDFs with PDFMaker

Application-specific features of PDFMaker

Converting web pages to PDF

Creating PDFs with Acrobat Distiller

Adobe PDF conversion settings

92
Fonts 106

Chapter 4

: Combining PDF content

Quickstart

109

Combining files into PDFs

112

Adding unifying page elements

118

Rearranging pages in a PDF

126

Chapter 5

: Exporting PDFs

Quickstart

131

Exporting PDFs to other file formats

133

Reusing PDF content

137
iv

Chapter 6: Review and comment

Quickstart

140

Preparing for a PDF review

143

Starting and managing a review

146

Meetings

150

Participating in a PDF review

151

Tracking PDF reviews

155

Commenting

158

Managing comments

170

Importing and exporting comments

177

Approval workflows

180

Chapter 7

: Forms

Quickstart

183

Forms basics

184

Filling in PDF forms

186

Submitting forms

190

Collecting and managing form data

192

Chapter 8

: Security

Quickstart

193

Opening restricted documents

195

Removing sensitive content

196

Creating or obtaining digital IDs

198

Sharing and managing certificates

203

Directory servers

207

Securing PDFs

208

Security policies

214

Chapter 9

: Digital signatures

Quickstart

219

Digital signatures

220

Signing PDFs

223

Validating signatures

227

Chapter 10

: Accessibility, tags, and reflow

Accessibility features

231

Checking the accessibility of PDFs

233
Reading PDFs with reflow and accessibility features 235

Creating accessible PDFs

241

Making existing PDFs accessible

245

Chapter 11

: Editing PDFs

Quickstart

247

Page thumbnails and bookmarks

249

Links and attachments

255

Actions and scripting

260
v Converted web pages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .263

Articles

264

Editing text and objects

267

Setting up a presentation

271

Document properties and metadata

273
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Contents

Chapter 1: Before you begin

Installation

Using Adobe Help

Resources

What's new

Chapter 2

Quickstart

Work area basics

Customizing the work area

Viewing PDF pages

Adjusting PDF views

Grids, guides, and measurements

Saving PDFs

Organizer

Maintaining the software

Non-English languages

Chapter 3

Quickstart

Overview of creating PDFs

Creating simple PDFs with Acrobat

Using the Adobe PDF printer

Creating PDFs with PDFMaker

Application-specific features of PDFMaker

Converting web pages to PDF

Creating PDFs with Acrobat Distiller

Adobe PDF conversion settings

Chapter 4

Quickstart

Combining files into PDFs

Adding unifying page elements

Rearranging pages in a PDF

Chapter 5

Quickstart

Exporting PDFs to other file formats

Reusing PDF content

Chapter 6: Review and comment

Quickstart

Preparing for a PDF review

Starting and managing a review

Meetings

Participating in a PDF review

Tracking PDF reviews

Commenting

Managing comments

Importing and exporting comments

Approval workflows

Chapter 7

Quickstart

Forms basics

Filling in PDF forms

Submitting forms

Collecting and managing form data

Chapter 8

Quickstart

Opening restricted documents

Removing sensitive content

Creating or obtaining digital IDs

Sharing and managing certificates

Directory servers

Securing PDFs

Security policies

Chapter 9

Quickstart

Digital signatures

Signing PDFs

Validating signatures

Chapter 10

Accessibility features

Checking the accessibility of PDFs

Creating accessible PDFs

Making existing PDFs accessible

Chapter 11

Quickstart

Page thumbnails and bookmarks

Links and attachments

Actions and scripting