Acrobat 7 has brought a host of new tools for streamlining all stages of document production in any size of collaborative workflow. Apart from the increased commenting tools palette you can now activate commenting in Adobe Reader 7, effectively allowing you to create an entire collaborative workflow with a single license of Adobe Acrobat Professional 7. Further, new tools mean you can set up email or browser-based review producers across both Mac and PC platforms.
Acrobat 7 is used by a wide range of professional document producers from publishers to government agencies. The non-editability of PDFs make them the format of choice for archiving and document exchange, while PDF’s print credentials allow for effective soft proofing.
In this course, we look at using Acrobat’s editing, commenting, and reviewing tools to help content providers work effectively in collaborative workflows. We also consider document security and certified PDF workflows, as well as elementary form data.
By the end of this course, you’ll feel confident setting up a collaborative workflow where users exchange, comment and edit PDF documents via email or a network.
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