BIO: About the Author Ted Padova is the Chief Executive Officer and Managing Partner of The Image Source Digital Imaging and Photo Finishing Centers of Ventura and Thousand Oaks, California. He has been involved in digital imaging since founding a service bureau in 1990. Ted has taught university and higher education classes for over fifteen years in graphic design applications and digital prepress. Currently he teaches classes in Scanning and Halftoning, Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe Acrobat at the University of California, Santa Barbara and the University of California, Los Angeles. Ted has contributed to over a dozen computer books as a technical editor, coauthor, and author, including Adobe Photoshop Look and Learn (Version 6.0), Web Design Studio Secrets, and Adobe Photoshop 4.0 Bible (technical editor); Adobe Photoshop Tech Support (co-author); and Acrobat PDF Bible (author), all published by Hungry Minds, Inc. (formerly IDG Books Worldwide).

Acknowledgments.

PART I: Welcome to Adobe Acrobat.

Chapter 1: Getting to Know Adobe Acrobat.

Chapter 2: Viewing and Searching PDF Files.

Chapter 3: Using Acrobat Viewers.

PART II: Creating PDF Documents.

Chapter 4: Converting Documents to PDF.

Chapter 5: Using Acrobat Distiller.

Chapter 6: PDF Exports and Imports.

Chapter 7: The Acrobat Environment.

PART III: Enhancing PDF Documents.

Chapter 8: Comments, Text, and Graphics.

Chapter 9: Articles, Bookmarks, and Thumbnails.

Chapter 10: Hypertext References.

PART IV: Acrobat Publishing.

Chapter 11: Acrobat and the Web.

Chapter 12: PDF and eBooks.

Chapter 13: Working with Forms.

Chapter 14: Authentication and Archiving.

PART V: Catologing and Scanning.

Chapter 15: Creating Search Indexes with Acrobat Catalog.

Chapter 16: Scanning in Acrobat.

Chapter 17: Converting Scans to Text.

PART VI: Advanced Acrobat Applications.

Chapter 18: Printing and Digital Prepress.

Chapter 19: Programming.

Chapter 20: Using Plug-Ins.

Appendix: Using the CD-ROM.

Index.

End-User License Agreement.

CD-ROM Installation Instructions.