โ Scribed by Greg Harvey
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Covers accessing and distilling PDF files; converting Microsoft Office documents; capturing paper documents and Web pages; printing, annotating, editing and securing PDF files; extracting text and graphics; cataloging and distributing PDF files; creating interactive forms; and building multimedia presentations.Readers can convert any document to this universal file format, preserving all the fonts, formatting, graphics, and color of the source document regardless of the application and platform used to create it.PDF files can be published and distributed anywhere: in print, attached to e-mail, on corporate servers, posted on Web sites, or on CD-ROMAdobe PDF is the emerging workflow standard in the $400 billion publishing industry and plays a key role in financial services, regulated industries, and government, with more than 155 agencies worldwide sharing Adobe PDF files.
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Used book, good shape, no markings Book covered the gamut of Acrobat functions. Concise and functional Highly recommend it for document editing and markups. Bought it because its compatible with Adobe Reader PC 2.0, but am glad I bought it anyway
* Covers accessing and distilling PDF files; converting Microsoft Office documents; capturing paper documents and Web pages; printing, annotating, editing and securing PDF files; extracting text and graphics; cataloging and distributing PDF files; creating interactive forms; and building multimedia
Covers accessing and distilling PDF files; converting Microsoft Office documents; capturing paper documents and Web pages; printing, annotating, editing and securing PDF files; extracting text and graphics; cataloging and distributing PDF files; creating interactive forms; and building multimedia pr
I found this book to be difficult to follow. It's not just the text and layout, but the book just plows into technical detail with little regard for what makes sense or what is practical. In some cases the book goes too far into scripting with little regard for the fact that this is an Acrobat book.