[PDF]Adobe Acrobat 9 PDF Bible.Ted Padova.Wiley.2009[New]

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Authors

    Ted Padova

Publisher: 2009 by Wiley Publishing, Inc.,

Pages: 1330

ISBN  978-0-470-37919-6



Preface

Adobe Acrobat 8 PDF Bible is written for a cross-platform audience. Users of Microsoft

Windows 2000 with Service Pack 2, Windows XP Professional or Home Edition, Windows

Vista Professional and Home Editions, Tablet PC Edition, and Apple Macintosh computers

running OS X v10.2.8, 10.3, 10.5 and later will find references to these operating systems.

About This Book

Most of the chapters in this book include screenshots from Acrobat running under Windows. The

user interface is closely matched between Windows and the Macintosh; therefore, Macintosh users

will find the same options in dialog boxes and menu commands as found in the screenshots taken

on a Windows machine. Where significant differences do occur, you’ll find additional screenshots

taken on a Macintosh to distinguish the differences.

How to read this book

I have to admit this publication is not a page turner that leaves you grasping for more time to finish

up a chapter before retiring at night. After all, it’s a computer book and inasmuch as my editors at

Wiley always strive to get me to add a little drama to the text, few people will pick up this Bible

and read it cover to cover. This book should be thought of more as a reference where you can

jump to an area and read over the contents to help simplify your work sessions in Acrobat

Standard (available only on Windows in versions 9.0), Acrobat Professional version 9.0 (both

Windows and Macintosh), and Acrobat Professional Extended 9.0 (Windows only).

Because Acrobat is such a behemoth program and can do so many things for almost any kind of work

activity, most people won’t use every feature the program provides. You may be interested in converting

files to PDF and setting up reviews, or you may devote more attention to the area of prepress and

printing, or perhaps it’s accessibility or PDF forms that’s part of your work. Therefore, you may

ignore some chapters and just want to jump to the area that interests you most.

Regardless of where you are in Acrobat experience, you should be able to gain much insight and skill

at using the new version of Acrobat by studying in detail those areas that interest you most. However,

don’t completely ignore chapters that cover features you think you won’t use. You can find many

related concepts falling under headings that are not exclusively related to the general topic for each

chapter. For example, you may not be interested in creating accessible PDFs for screen readers.

However, the Accessibility chapter also includes coverage of document structures and tagging, which

will be important if you need to get the content of a PDF back out to an authoring application.

Because many chapters may include features that relate to the work you want to perform, studying

over the most important features of interest to you and skimming over those chapters that appear

to be less beneficial for you works best.

To begin, I recommend you look closely at the section in the Introduction where I give you my top

9 reasons for upgrading to Acrobat 9.0. No matter where you are in Acrobat skill, be certain to

understand PDF navigation, — especially navigating the new PDF Portfolio documents that I cover

in Chapter 12. Look closely at the Help documents and the Help features in Acrobat 9.0 that I

cover in Chapter 3. Pay particular attention to Chapters 3, 12, 14, 17, 21, 23, 28, 29, and 32, and

35. If you’ve read the Adobe Acrobat 8 PDF Bible, these chapters contain much new material in this

revision of the book. In many other chapters of the book, the text has been completely updated

and revised. Some chapters have been rewritten to cover more depth in specific areas. For example,

Chapter 29 on Using Acrobat.com is a complete overhaul of this chapter and covers all the

great new features you have for holding online meetings and sharing files on Acrobat.com.

Throughout the book are sections called “Steps.” If you find the contents of a given series of steps

interesting, follow the steps to see whether you can replicate what is covered in that section. In this

book, I’ve made an effort to expand steps greatly to provide you some tutorial assistance in understanding

many concepts.





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