Offering a raft of Microsoft Office collaboration features
(plus the ability to review and comment on Acrobat Pro--created documents using just Reader), Acrobat is no longer just for pre-press and creative professionals. Acrobat can simplify workflows in all kinds of business settings.
All you need is this handy guide to delineate those uses
and show you how you can put Acrobat to work to make
your own life easier! In these pages, veteran author Donna
L. Baker uses cases studies and real-world examples to show you how to use Acrobat for everything from sending documents securely to creating forms and building presentations.
Each case study details the most efficient ways to convert source documents into PDF documents, and reveals the hows and whys of using Acrobat in specific situations--from creating an annual report to setting up an email ordering system for
a take-out restaurant.
You-ll learn how to create archives of Outlook email threads, manage document feedback, embed fonts, and more on your way to Acrobat proficiency.
Chapter 1 Getting your bearings
Chapter 2 Building a sales proposal from multiple files
Chapter 3 Building a slideshow presentation with picture tasks
Chapter 4 Creating an interactive map
Chapter 5 Creating online content in Acrobat
Chapter 6 Managing a print job
Chapter 7 Managing e-mail using Acrobat
Chapter 8 Making accessible documents in Acrobat
Chapter 9 Converting and updating a simple form
Chapter 10 Making a form interactive
Chapter 11 Working with technical drawings
Chapter 12 Assembling a library
Chapter 13 Communicating with comments
Chapter 14 Secure reviewing and reporting