December 2006
Beginner to intermediate
264 pages
6h 49m
English
PDF isn’t intended to be an editable document format. Adobe meant a PDF file to be a “snapshot” of a document as it was at a particular time.
Nonetheless, Acrobat breaks with that vision by providing extremely useful tools for touching up a document—making common changes that are convenient to some people and absolutely vital to others. This includes fixing typos, adding page numbers, and even modifying images using Adobe Photoshop or another editor of your choice.
In this chapter, we’ll look at the most routinely useful tools for modifying a PDF document in Acrobat 8.
One of the first—and most requested—editing capabilities Adobe included in Acrobat was the ability to make minor changes ...
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