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Creating PDF for Digital Letterheads
Law firms often have corporate letterhead designed to reflect the professionalism of the firm. It’s only natural, then, that firms want to create digital letterhead that retains the firms branding when...
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Quick Access to Frequently Used Stamps in Acrobat X
Acrobat allows you to use a number of stamps that "live" in the annotation layer of the document. For example, you could quickly add a Confidential stamp to your document: Adding a stamp isn’t...
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Download a PDF Copy of the Acrobat Help File
I recently received this note from a law firm: I know that Adobe offers online HTML help, but I’d really like to get a PDF copy of the help? Is one available? Short answers . . . Yes! Downloading the...
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Turning off Read Mode while viewing PDFs in your Browser
This week, I had a couple of folks ask: How do I turn off that weird bar that comes up while reading PDFs in the browser? Can I turn off Read Mode when viewing PDFs in the browser? These are the same...
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Get Reader or Acrobat to work in Chrome, Compact PDF Output from Chrome
Google Chrome is a browser that is growing in popularity. I’ve recently switched to Chrome, myself. There’s a lot to like about the Chrome browser: Fast Excellent bookmark handling Protected Mode...
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This might very well be my shortest blog post ever. It’s also a chance to admit that I don’t know as much about Acrobat as I thought I did. On my blog, I answer a lot of questions about how to put...
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Dial a Phone from a PDF Link on Mobile Devices
Clients and customers often review PDFs on their mobile phones. Perhaps you’ve sent an Intake Agreement to your client which they open on their iPhone or Android device. Your client then has a...
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Creating a PDF at the Right Output Size and Dimensions
Most of us are familiar with typical document sizes such as letter (8.5″ by 11″), legal (8.5″ by 14″) and ledger/tabloid (11″ by 17″). A recent email I received made me realize that not everyone knows...
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Acrobat DC New Feature: Tools Search
Acrobat, like other business software, has a lot of tools. In most software, you have to know where to access a tool to use it. That can be frustrating if you don’t use the tool frequently. One of my...
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Exporting a Multipage TIFF from Acrobat
I will be the first to admit that the title of this blog post is misleading. Acrobat has never been able to export a multipage (mtiff) file and still can’t. However, I recently had to help a customer...
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