
In this course, Chad Chelius shows how to access these features from the desktop version of Acrobat DC, a web browser, or the DC mobile apps: Acrobat Reader, Adobe Sign, and Adobe Scan. You also have a variety of tools to create and edit PDFs, gather signatures, and convert PDFs to other file formats. Using Document Cloud, you can access documents from anywhere, anytime, using any device. IntermediateĪcrobat DC: Using the Document Cloud Features (1 h 51 m)Īn Adobe Document Cloud subscription provides users with much more than Acrobat. Garrick also goes over how to protect PDFs by restricting printing and preventing changes. He demonstrates how to create fillable forms, gather comments, and review PDFs. Garrick covers how to edit and combine PDFs. He shows you how to create PDFs using source material from Microsoft Office, images, and scans.

Instructor Garrick Chow explains the Portable Document Format (PDF) and compares features in Acrobat Pro with features in Acrobat Standard and Acrobat Reader. This comprehensive course covers the most important things you need to know to create, edit, format, and share PDFs in Adobe Acrobat DC.

Changing vector artwork, updating and changing photos, fixing typos, and moving objects around are just some of the many features you can do in Acrobat.
