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Get and Set PDF Metadata from Acrobat JavaScript Thom Parker – Jun 28, 2006 Each PDF has a set of metadata that includes parameters such as the document’s title, author, and a set of keywords. In addition to these standard parameters, the metadata also includes custom (user defined) parameters. Topics: Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered:		983		06/28/2006
Creating PDFs from 2D content Jonathan Bowman – Jun 22, 2008 In this tutorial, learn how to use Acrobat 9 to convert 2D AutoCAD drawings to PDF files, including conversion presets, batch conversion of multiple drawings and more. Topics: Merge and combine files Products covered: Acrobat 9		2162		06/22/2008
Shared review with Acrobat and Acrobat.com Ali Hanyaloglu – Apr 21, 2010 In this on-demand seminar, learn how to host your review on Acrobat.com and enable reviewers to submit their comments through Acrobat.com. Topics: Work with document services Products covered: Acrobat.com		543		04/21/2010
How to share a FormsCentral PDF or web form with others Donna Baker – Mar 6, 2013 In this tutorial, learn how to invite other members of your team to edit PDF or web form responses and view summary reports using FormsCentral. Topics: Create and analyze forms Products covered: FormsCentral		4958		03/06/2013
Grand Tour: Add a password for security Donna Baker – Jan 31, 2011 In this tutorial, learn how to add password security to protect a PDF file and set permissions in Acrobat X. Topics: Protect PDF files Products covered: Acrobat X Pro, Acrobat X Standard, Acrobat X Suite		3349		01/31/2011
Creating Navigation Buttons and Full-Screen Viewing Ted Padova – Feb 19, 2007 Last week I talked about creating navigation buttons to move forward and backward in a PDF document. Once you create the navigation buttons, the next step is setting up the document for viewing. There's no need to add buttons to documents that open in default views. However, if you want to provide more viewing area for PDF pages, you can hide the toolbars or open documents in full-screen views. Topics: Products covered:		6231		02/19/2007
Submitting forms from PDF packages Ted Padova – Mar 12, 2007 You could use some fancy JavaScript code to extract a page from a document and submit that page. But extracting pages is a function that can only be accomplished in Acrobat. Adobe Reader users won’t be able to extract PDF pages. A better solution, which will include both the Acrobat and Reader users among your form recipients, is to create a PDF Package. When a form is added to a package and you add a submit button to the form, only the document in view is sent to the address you specify in the Submit Form dialog box. Topics: Create and analyze forms Products covered:		1725		03/12/2007
Hiding and Showing Form Fields Thom Parker – Oct 12, 2006 Many forms have optional sections. To keep the user focused on only those parts of the form they need to fill out, and to keep them from being confused, it is often useful to hide some form fields. This tip shows how to design a form using Acrobat JavaScript to show and hide form fields based on user actions. Topics: Create and analyze forms, Enhance PDF using JavaScript Products covered:		2062		10/12/2006
Using Familiar Commenting Tools in Acrobat 8 Ali Hanyaloglu – Apr 23, 2007 Learn how to work with Acrobat's extensive set of review and markup tools. Topics: Review & approve Products covered:		2211		04/23/2007
Adding a map overlay to a geospatial PDF Dave Merchant – Jun 26, 2009 AUC expert Dave Merchant demonstrates how to add a map overlay to a geospatial PDF using Acrobat Pro Extended and Adobe Illustrator. Topics: Merge and combine files Products covered:		4075		06/26/2009

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