Change Page Numbers in Acrobat – Instructions

Change Page Numbers in Acrobat - Instructions: A picture of the “Page Numbering” dialog box in Acrobat Pro DC.
Change Page Numbers in Acrobat: Overview             By default, Acrobat automatically applies Arabic numerals to pages in a PDF document. The first page of the document is page 1. You can change page numbers in Acrobat within a PDF. For example, you can omit numbering from a title page. You can then start page numbering
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Respond to a Form Using Acrobat – Instructions

Respond to a Form Using Acrobat - Instructions: A picture of a user submitting a form using the “Send Form” dialog box in Acrobat.
Respond to a Form Using Acrobat: Overview             To respond to a form using Acrobat, either click the link within the email message or open the form attachment within the email. You may need to save the attachment to your computer first, depending on the email client you use. Once you open the attachment in Acrobat
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Rotate Pages in Acrobat- Instructions and Video

Rotate Pages in Acrobat- Instructions: A picture showing show to rotate pages in Acrobat Pro DC by using the “Organize Pages” view.
Rotate Pages in Acrobat: Overview             You can easily rotate pages in Acrobat Pro DC. First, expand the Page Thumbnails panel at the left side of Acrobat’s Document view. Then click the thumbnail image of the page to rotate in the Page Thumbnails panel. You can then click the “Rotate Counterclockwise” and “Rotate Clockwise” buttons
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Remove Hidden Data in Acrobat – Instructions

Remove Hidden Data in Acrobat - Instructions: A picture of the hidden data shown in the “Results” panel in Acrobat Pro DC.
Remove Hidden Data in Acrobat: Overview             You can remove hidden data in Acrobat Pro DC. To remove hidden data in Acrobat Pro DC, first open a PDF. Then select “Redact” from the Tools Center. Next, click the “Remove Hidden Information” button in the Redact Toolbar. The “Remove Hidden Information” panel then appears in the
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Initial View Settings for PDFs in Acrobat- Instructions

Initial View Settings for PDFs in Acrobat- Instructions: A picture of the “Initial View” tab of the “Document Properties” dialog box in Acrobat Pro DC.
Initial View Settings for PDFs in Acrobat: Overview             You can change the initial view settings for PDFs in Acrobat. This means you can choose how PDFs appear on-screen when first opened. To change the initial view settings for PDFs in Acrobat, open a PDF in Acrobat whose initial view you want to specify. Then
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Select and Copy Text and Graphics in Acrobat – Instructions

Select and Copy Text and Graphics in Acrobat – Instructions: A picture of a user copying selected text within a PDF in Acrobat Pro DC.
Select and Copy Text and Graphics in Acrobat: Overview             You can easily select and copy text and graphics in Acrobat. You can then paste the copied content into other software applications. You can also use it to create other PDF files. When you first open a PDF, the Selection tool is selected and active,
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Export a PDF to Excel- Instructions and Video Lesson

Export a PDF to Excel- Instructions: A picture of a user exporting a table in a PDF to Excel by using the “Export Selection As…” command.
Export a PDF to Excel: Overview             Acrobat provides you with options when you want to export a PDF to Excel. Acrobat can export an entire PDF, or only a selected table within a PDF, as Excel worksheets.             To export a selected table as an Excel worksheet, choose the Selection Tool within the Page
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Create PDF Portfolios in Adobe Acrobat – Instructions

Create PDF Portfolios in Adobe Acrobat: A picture of the “Create PDF Portfolio” dialog box in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC.
Create PDF Portfolios in Adobe Acrobat: Overview             You can easily create PDF portfolios in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC. A PDF Portfolio is a customizable collection of files. A portfolio can contain many different types of files, not just PDF documents.             Unlike a standard PDF that merges many documents into one file, a PDF
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