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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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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Crop Pages in Adobe Acrobat – Instructions

Crop Pages in Adobe Acrobat - Instructions: A picture of the page cropping options in the “Set Page Boxes” dialog box within Acrobat Pro DC.
Crop Pages in Adobe Acrobat: Overview             You can crop pages in Adobe Acrobat to adjust the visible page area of a PDF. This helps create visual consistency if working with various page sizes in a single PDF. To crop pages in Adobe Acrobat, first choose the “Edit PDF” tool from the Tools Center or
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Buy Acrobat Training at TeachUcomp, Inc.

Buy Acrobat Training at TeachUcomp, Inc.: A picture of the interface for the digital download or DVD versions of “Mastering Acrobat Made Easy v.Pro DC,” the Acrobat tutorial from TeachUcomp, Inc.
You Can Buy Acrobat Training at TeachUcomp with Our New Product, “Mastering Acrobat Made Easy v.Pro DC!”             TeachUcomp, Inc. is pleased to announce that you can now buy Acrobat training with our new “Mastering Acrobat Made Easy v.Pro DC” course. This course is the newest addition to our high-quality training course line. This Acrobat
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Insert Pages into a PDF in Acrobat – Tutorial

Insert Pages into a PDF in Acrobat - Tutorial: A picture of a user inserting pages into a PDF in Acrobat XI Pro.
Insert Pages into a PDF in Acrobat: Overview             You can insert pages into a PDF in Acrobat from files and other sources. It is possible to insert pages into a PDF in Acrobat from another PDF file. You can also insert pages into a PDF in Acrobat from content copied to the clipboard. You can
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Create a PDF from a Scanner – Tutorial

Create a PDF from a Scanner - Tutorial: A picture of a user selecting a scanner preset within Acrobat XI Pro.
Create a PDF from a Scanner: Overview             If you have a scanner connected to your computer, you can easily create a PDF from a scanner within the Acrobat application. To do this, place a paper document on your scanner bed and then select “File| Create| PDF from Scanner” from the Menu Bar in Acrobat
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Attach Files to a PDF in Acrobat XI- Tutorial

Attach Files to a PDF in Acrobat XI- Tutorial: A picture of a file with a description that has been attached to a PDF in Acrobat XI.
Attach Files to a PDF in Acrobat XI: Overview             You can attach files to a PDF in Acrobat XI. These files can be of many file types, including other PDF files. To attach files to a PDF in Acrobat XI, open a PDF document and click the “Attach a File” button in the Content
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