Today, businesses around the world have adopted the PDF format. It is a standard for electronically exchanging documents, reading, and printing their content on any device, wherever you are. Thanks to the new interface of Adobe Acrobat DC, get a seamless experience on your workstation, your mobile devices, and the web to access your files and tools. Find out how to create, customize, and manage ISO-compliant PDF documents to improve your work practices. |
Contents | Chapter 1 - DISCOVERY OF ADOBE ACROBAT DC - What is a PDF document?
- Advantages of PDF format
- Explore the workspace:
- The Home view
- The Tools view
- The Document view
- Online storage options (Adobe Document Cloud, OneDrive, SharePoint, etc.)
- The menu bar and toolbar elements:
- Hide and show
- Customize and reset the common toolbar
- Customize and use quick tools
- The navigation pane:
- Show and hide the pane
- Customize the navigation pane
- Use the panel Options menu
- The task panel:
- Show and hide the task panel
- Add and remove a tool
- Use the Search tools area
- Know the principle of Properties and Preferences of a PDF document
- Keyboard shortcuts in Adobe Acrobat DC
Chapter 2 - READING AND NAVIGATION FACILITIES - View a PDF document in Reading and Full Screen modes
- Manage display with page controls
- Display rulers and guides and change the unit of measurement
- Use display themes in Acrobat DC
- Adjust the display of PDF documents
- Use the Selection and zoom tools
- Define the initial view of a PDF document
- Navigate in a PDF document:
- Use the Page Navigation tools
- Use the Hand tool
- Use the Page Thumbnails and Bookmarks panels
Chapter 3 - PDF DOCUMENT CREATION - With Adobe Acrobat:
- From a scanner (paper document)
- From a web page
- From the Clipboard
- From blank page insertion
- By drag and drop
- Using the contextual menu
- Using the creation of briefcases
- By combining multiple files into one PDF document (merge)
- With Microsoft Office:
- Using the Create PDF / XPS document tool
- Using the Create Adobe PDF file tool
- From the Adobe PDF printer
- Using the Adobe PDFMaker ribbon
Chapter 4 - REUSE OF PDF CONTENT - Using the contextual menu:
- Copy
- Copy with formatting
- Export the selection as ...
- From the Export PDF file tool
- Using the File menu:
- From a snapsho
- By drag and drop
Chapter 5 - SAVING, ISO STANDARDIZATION AND OPTIMIZATION OF PDF DOCUMENTS - Define automatic saving of PDF documents
- Understand ISO PDF file standards (PDF / A, PDF / X, PDF / E)
- Save an ISO standardized PDF document
- Optimize a PDF document:
- Control the use of space by a PDF document
- Reduce the size of a PDF document
- Adapt and clean a PDF document
Chapter 6 - PRINTING A PDF DOCUMENT - Define the pages to print
- Sizing and management of pages
- Print part of a PDF page
- Summarize comments
- Access advanced printing options
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