This course will teach students fundamental concepts and terminology, and the basic features of Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro. Students will learn PDF basics and explore the Acrobat interface. They’ll learn how to navigate and organize PDF documents. Students will learn how to create a PDF document from within Acrobat. They will also create PDF documents from within other applications such as word processors or other Adobe Creative Suite applications, and create documents from Web pages. Students will learn to modify PDF content by rearranging, editing, and formatting existing text; and by adding headers, footers, watermarks, and backgrounds. They’ll learn how to insert multimedia content, including audio, video, and flash files. They’ll add bookmarks and links, and improve accessibility in a document. Students will learn to manage security issues by using password encryption and digital signatures. They’ll explore document review techniques, including the use of comments, markups, and automated reviews, such as Page View Sharing and Collaborate Live. On day 2, students will then learn how to produce high-quality PDF documents for press. They will learn how to discover geospatial data in a PDF map. They will learn prepress techniques including color management, proofing and converting colors, color separations, managing inks, trapping, and transparency flattening. Students will use the Preflight feature to test and convert a document to comply with print provider requirements or ISO 9000 standards such as PDF/X, PDF/A, or PDF/E. Students will learn to create interactive forms using both the Form Editor as well as LiveCycle Designer ES. They will learn to distribute PDF documents and forms, and to compile form data returned from users.