Comments on: How to Create a Blank PDF in Acrobat 8 http://acrobat.timhuff.net/?p=51 A cool place to learn about Adobe Acrobat Thu, 09 Sep 2010 03:22:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.3 By: Adding Adobe Captivate (SWF) movie clips to a PDF file » I did not know Acrobat could do that http://acrobat.timhuff.net/?p=51#comment-4013 Adding Adobe Captivate (SWF) movie clips to a PDF file » I did not know Acrobat could do that Mon, 10 Mar 2008 17:13:23 +0000 http://acrobat.timhuff.net/?p=51#comment-4013 [...] processor, Adobe InDesign, or just use the Create Blank PDF function in Acrobat 8 Professional (See here for how to create a blank PDF or get the PODCast here)! Make sure that you keep enough room in your PDF document for the movie [...] […] processor, Adobe InDesign, or just use the Create Blank PDF function in Acrobat 8 Professional (See here for how to create a blank PDF or get the PODCast here)! Make sure that you keep enough room in your PDF document for the movie […]

]]> By: raymondj http://acrobat.timhuff.net/?p=51#comment-2935 raymondj Tue, 22 Jan 2008 17:29:02 +0000 http://acrobat.timhuff.net/?p=51#comment-2935 Problem: I need to combine portions of pdf documents not the whole page. When I try to cut and Paste the font,paragraph, and box size change within acrobat prof 8.1 or if I am pasting from a word or text file into a pdf. By box size change I mean if there is too much text the text is cut off and does not flow over to the next page. Question: I do not need to cut and paste a whole page. Nor do I need to change a small portion of text with the touch up tool. Is there something I am missing or do I need to look at inDesign to edit a pdf like a word processing document? Justifiication: Before I deploy a system or start troubleshooting I do research. I frequently find parts of the answer in several places. For instance, I may find an article on one subject that mentions a new subject or concept that I am not familar with. So I go to the vendor's documentation in PDF or html and find that I need to cut portions of the document and paste them in to the document that I am using to collect research. When I copy selection into an existing document, acrobat adds the pages after the last page. I would like to append the new text to the last page of the research document and not after the last page. Problem: I need to combine portions of pdf documents not the whole page.
When I try to cut and Paste the font,paragraph, and box size change within
acrobat prof 8.1 or if I am pasting from a word or text file into a pdf.
By box size change I mean if there is too much text the text is cut off
and does not flow over to the next page.

Question: I do not need to cut and paste a whole page. Nor do I need
to change a small portion of text with the touch up tool. Is there
something I am missing or do I need to look at inDesign to edit a pdf
like a word processing document?

Justifiication: Before I deploy a system or start troubleshooting I do research.
I frequently find parts of the answer in several places. For instance, I
may find an article on one subject that mentions a new subject or concept
that I am not familar with. So I go to the vendor’s documentation in PDF or html
and find that I need to cut portions of the document and paste them in to the
document that I am using to collect research. When I copy selection into
an existing document, acrobat adds the pages after the last page. I would like to append the
new text to the last page of the research document and not after the last
page.

]]> By: Tim Huff http://acrobat.timhuff.net/?p=51#comment-870 Tim Huff Thu, 15 Nov 2007 03:26:34 +0000 http://acrobat.timhuff.net/?p=51#comment-870 Thank you Sonya, I will try to watch my language :-) I hope your class went well! Tim Thank you Sonya, I will try to watch my language :-) I hope your class went well!

Tim

]]> By: Sonya http://acrobat.timhuff.net/?p=51#comment-863 Sonya Wed, 14 Nov 2007 23:41:15 +0000 http://acrobat.timhuff.net/?p=51#comment-863 Hello, Tim - Thank you for your website! I'm teaching a beginning Adobe Acrobat 8.0 class tomorrow and your website has helped me prepare, plus I will refer my students to it! Thanks again! Sonya Hello, Tim -

Thank you for your website! I’m teaching a beginning Adobe Acrobat 8.0 class tomorrow and your website has helped me prepare, plus I will refer my students to it!

Thanks again!
Sonya

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