Acrobat Forms

Objectives & Expected Outcomes

Build on the basic elements of creating a quick document for distribution

Be able to make the most out of Acrobat

Be able to create Forms using Acrobat or other software and convert to Acrobat

Pre-Requisites

Delegates should have attended the Introduction course, or have gained similar knowledge in the workplace

Subjects

PDF Overview

Clarification of PDF file format | PDF and its functions | The Acrobat components and interface | PDF Writer | Acrobat views

PDF Distiller

Job options | Embedding fonts | Colour management | Watched folders

Building Documents

Cropping pages | Creating pages from imported images | Working with thumbnails | Setting document information | Viewing PDF documentation in browsers | Combining PDF pages | Extracting pages | Converting spreadsheets and presentations | Document navigation | Screenshots to PDF

Creating Forms and Form Templates in Other Applications

Creating Forms in Words | Creating Forms in InDesign | Review of appropriateness of other available software

Online forms

Creating a form | Form design elements | Adding form fields | Editing form fields | Form field properties

Bookmarks and navigation links

Setting bookmarks | Editing bookmarks | Setting bookmark destinations | Web links | Article links

Acrobat proofing

Drawing tools | Annotation tools | Importing and exporting annotations | Adding/changing text | Adding/changing graphics

PDF Security

Setting passwords | Setting password permissions

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