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Laminated quick reference guide showing step-by-step instructions and shortcuts for how to use Adobe Acrobat 8. The following topics are covered: Using the Getting Started Screen; Managing Toolbars; Working with Navigation Panels: Pages, Bookmarks, Signatures, Attachments; File Types that can be Converted; Creating a PDF Within Acrobat; Creating a PDF in Other Programs; Changing Initial View of the PDF; Changing Description and Metadata; Adding Comments and Markup; Finding and Searching.

This book explores Adobe Acrobat in the world of Internet publishing. Acrobat converts files to Portable Document Format (PDF), which can be read from any Macintosh, DOS, Window, or UNIX computer. All original attributes (fonts, graphics, and so on) are retained so that viewers see the document exactly as it was created. This electronic distribution program allows for incredible Internet publishing possibilities.

Acrobat 6 contains strong business applications, and this book is the first to delve into them. In the first edition, acclaimed author Donna Baker devloted a chapter to ways that Acrobat can be used to streamline your business processes. She has expanded on this information in this edition&emdash;demonstrating the usefulness of Acrobat for both businesspeople and designers of different backgrounds ranging from engineering to graphics.