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Faster, Quicker, Better PDF Tables by Donna Baker For many of us, Acrobat sits open on the desktop waiting for today’s PDF project. Workflows are readily developed and modified with each new version of Acrobat, and we don’t always take a step back to consider whether the workflow is as streamlined as it could be, or if we’re missing out on some time-saving features. Well, allow me to take that step back and let’s check out some interesting and useful Acrobat features you can apply to tables. Type: HTML Topics: Acrobat 9	72	0	03/09/2010
How to save a PDF with Acrobat JavaScript by Thom Parker Being able to save a file to disk is a critical activity for Acrobat workflow automation, and fortunately, there are a couple ways to do this from a script. Type: HTML Topics: Acrobat 9, JavaScript	1,626	0	02/18/2010
Designing forms for auto field detection in Adobe Acrobat by Adobe Systems Create electronic forms more easily by using the right elements in your authoring program to take advantage of automated features in Acrobat 9. Type: HTML Topics: Acrobat 9, Forms: Acrobat	3,415	5	02/17/2010
Creating a PDF with Acrobat.com by Rebecca Staley Follow these short steps to easily convert your documents to PDF files with Acrobat.com. Type: HTML Topics: Acrobat 9, Acrobat.com, Getting Started	4,440	0	02/10/2010
Scanning and OCR: Beyond the Basics by Donna Baker Donna Baker offers some advanced tips and techniques for performing optical character recognition and scanning with Acrobat. Type: HTML Topics: Acrobat 9	3,585	0	01/27/2010
Better PDF OCR: ClearScan is smaller, looks better by Rick Borstein Join Rick Borstein, a business development manager specializing in the Acrobat-Legal Market for Adobe, as he presents the advantages and disadvantages of ClearScan over Searchable Image OCR. Type: HTML Topics: Acrobat 9	2,740	4	01/26/2010
OCR multiple files at once using the OCR Multiple feature by Rick Borstein and Mark Middleton Optical Character Recognition takes image-only PDFs and makes them searchable. A side benefit is that once a file is made searchable, you can export to an editable format like Word or RTF. Acrobat 9 can OCR in 42 different languages. In this video, you'll learn how to use the OCR Multiple Feature in Acrobat 9 to easily OCR multiple files. Type: Video Topics: Acrobat 9	2,010	0	01/25/2010
ClearScan vs Image+Text OCR by Rick Borstein and Mark Middleton Optical Character Recognition (OCR) takes image-only PDFs and makes them searchable. A side benefit is that once a file is made searchable, you can export to an editable format like Word or RTF. Acrobat 9 can OCR in 42 different languages. This video looks at ClearScan, a new "flavor" of OCR that smooths out text and accelerates printing. Type: Video Topics: Acrobat 9	2,151	0	01/25/2010
Conditional Execution by Thom Parker One of the most important features of any programming language--including JavaScript--is the ability to make decisions, called Conditional Execution. Type: HTML Topics: Acrobat 9, JavaScript	5,295	5	01/12/2010
Troubleshooting PDF-creation issues in Microsoft Word by Donna Baker Microsoft Word is the most common source program for generating PDF content. Here are some tips and tricks for producing predictable PDF output. Type: HTML Topics: Acrobat 9	6,371	0	01/05/2010