Add Bookmarks to a PDF in Acrobat – Instructions

Add Bookmarks to a PDF in Acrobat - Instructions: A picture of a user about to click the “Options” button in the Bookmarks panel to set the destination for a selected bookmark.
Add Bookmarks to a PDF in Acrobat – Instructions             You can easily add bookmarks to a PDF in Acrobat. Bookmarks are links that help to quickly navigate a PDF. You can use bookmarks in a PDF in many ways. The Bookmarks panel, in the Navigation Pane, contains text links to different PDF document locations.
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Create a PDF from a Web Page in Acrobat – Instructions

Create a PDF from a Web Page in Acrobat - Instructions: A picture of a user creating a PDF from a web page URL in Acrobat Pro DC.
Create a PDF from a Web Page in Acrobat: Overview             You can create a PDF from a web page in Acrobat. Acrobat can convert a web page or an entire website into a PDF file. This can help you work on content offline, email it, or simply save it for archival purposes. Because of
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Create a Standards-Compliant PDF in Acrobat – Instructions

Create a Standards-Compliant PDF in Acrobat - Instructions: A picture of a user saving a document as a PDF/X file in Acrobat.
Create a Standards-Compliant PDF in Acrobat: Overview             You can create a standards-compliant PDF in Acrobat. The most-common reason for doing this is that the document must comply with ISO 32000 standards. Depending on the intent for using the PDF, compliance standards vary. You can save a document as a PDF/A, PDF/E, or PDF/X file.
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Full Screen Mode in Acrobat- Instructions

Full Screen Mode in Acrobat- Instructions: A picture of a PDF in Full Screen mode with navigation controls in Acrobat Pro DC.
Full Screen Mode in Acrobat: Overview             In Full Screen mode in Acrobat, Acrobat hides all of the toolbars, menus and panes. Doing this then shows the currently-opened PDF using all of the available viewing space on the monitor. Full Screen mode in Acrobat is useful for viewing informational or instructional PDFs.             To view
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Edit Text in Acrobat Pro DC – Instructions

Edit Text in Acrobat Pro DC - Instructions: A picture of a user editing text in a PDF in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC.
Edit Text in Acrobat Pro DC: Overview             You can easily edit text in Acrobat Pro DC. To do this, however, the security settings of the PDF must allow for editing. You can change both the content and appearance of text in a text box within a PDF page. Note that editing text in Acrobat
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Save a PDF as an Image in Acrobat- Instructions

Save a PDF as an Image in Acrobat- Instructions: A picture of the Menu Bar command sequence to select in Adobe Acrobat DC Pro to save a PDF as an image or as a series of images.
Save a PDF as an Image in Acrobat: Overview             You can save a PDF as an image in Acrobat. You can also save a PDF as a series of images using Acrobat. This is helpful for viewing the PDF on a device without Adobe Reader installed. When you export images using Acrobat, each PDF
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Add Metadata to a PDF in Acrobat – Instructions

Add Metadata to a PDF in Acrobat - Instructions: A picture of the “Description” tab in the “Document Properties” dialog box in Acrobat Pro DC.
Add Metadata to a PDF in Acrobat: Overview             You can easily add metadata to a PDF in Acrobat. Metadata supplies additional information about a PDF file. To add metadata to a PDF in Acrobat, open a PDF file in Acrobat. Then select “File| Properties” from the Menu Bar to open the “Document Properties” dialog
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Attach Files to a PDF in Acrobat Pro DC- Instructions

Attach Files to a PDF in Acrobat Pro DC- Instructions: A picture of a file with a description that has been attached to a PDF in Acrobat.
Attach Files to a PDF in Acrobat Pro DC: Overview             You can attach files to a PDF in Acrobat Pro DC. These files can be of many file types, including other PDF files. Alternatively, to attach files to a PDF using the older Acrobat XI, instead, please see our previous blog post, titled “Attach
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