Adobe Acrobat is designed to view, create, manipulate and manage files in Adobe's Portable Document Format (PDF). Acrobat is widely used as a way to present information with a fixed layout similar to a paper publication.

INTRODUCTION TO ACROBAT
Understanding PDF files : their form and function

THE ACROBAT ENVIRONMENT
The Toolbar and Status bar
Navigating round a PDF - shortcuts
Copying and pasting text and graphics
Using the Find command
Enhanced searching

ACROBAT FEATURES
Using the Insert, Extract, Delete and Replace commands
Setting Open options
Full screen mode

ADDING BOOKMARKS AND LINKS
Creating bookmarks
Editing bookmarks
Adding document links
Creating enhanced bookmarks and links
Using thumbnail images

USING ACROBAT FOR PROOFING
Using the pencil and line tools
Attaching notes to documents
Attaching files to documents
Text annotation features
Highlighting tools

USING ACROBAT FOR PROOFING
Using the pencil and line tools
Attaching notes to documents
Attaching files to documents
Text annotation features
Highlighting tools
Changing comment authors
Using the comment management tools
Exporting and importing comments as FDF files

UNDERSTANDING DISTILLER
Creating different types of PDFs using Distiller
Distiller PDF settings (job options)
Creating ultra-compact PDFs
Bitmap resolution and compression explained
Embedding fonts
Colour management issues

USING DISTILLER CORRECTLY
Using Watched folders
Creating PDFs from Adobe InDesign and/or QuarkXPress
Creating PDFs from Illustrator or Photoshop

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