The Ultimate Guide to Adobe Acrobat DC, Second Edition - Daniel J Siegel

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PDFs are the standard for creating, analyzing, storing, and exchanging digital documents. Not just for attorneys, this book - the most comprehensive available - was written by practitioners with extensive experience in using Adobe Acrobat DC. Now for both PC and Mac users, this clearly written and easy-to-follow manual provides step-by-step instructions and screenshots showing how to get the most from Acrobat, from its most common tools to its most advanced features.

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Getting the Most Out of This Book

CHAPTER 1: The Advantages of Using PDFs and Adobe Acrobat DC

CHAPTER 2: Getting to Know Adobe Acrobat DC

CHAPTER 3: Creating and Saving PDFs

CHAPTER 4: Arranging and Manipulating PDFs

CHAPTER 5: Numbering Pages and Adding Backgrounds

CHAPTER 6: OCRing (Converting PDFs to Make the Text Searchable) and Searching OCRed PDFs

CHAPTER 7: Editing and Displaying PDF Content

CHAPTER 8: Adding and Working with Comments

CHAPTER 9: Creating an Index of One or More PDFs

CHAPTER 10: Creating, Modifying, and Working with Forms

CHAPTER 11: Reducing the Size of PDF Files

CHAPTER 12: Redacting Text (Acrobat Professional Only)

CHAPTER 13: Bates Numbering (Acrobat Professional Only)

CHAPTER 14: Using Acrobat for Discovery, Document Production, and Other Matters

CHAPTER 15: Securing Your Documents

CHAPTER 16: Adding Signatures, Initials, and Digital Signatures (Including the Fill & Sign Tool)

CHAPTER 17: Using Actions and Custom Commands (Acrobat Professional Only)

CHAPTER 18: Working with Document Properties and Accessibility

CHAPTER 19: Using the Acrobat DC Mobile Reader Apps

APPENDIX A: Liquid Mode, Resources, Add-Ons, and Scripts

APPENDIX B: Creating a Document or File Naming Protocol

APPENDIX C: Keyboard Shortcuts (for Windows and Mac)

APPENDIX D: Acrobat Compatibility with Microsoft Office Products

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