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Use InDesign to create interactive PDF forms. In this video, Jeff Witchel shows viewers how to create text boxes, radio buttons, drop down lists, and action buttons to print and email the completed form.
The interactive PDF format supports a robust export function that takes advantage of the ability in InDesign CS5 to create multiple page sizes and includes a range of interactive features including: bookmarks, layers, buttons and media, and a flexible presentation setup.
Here’s a simple and straightforward method for adding useful Table of Contents (ToC) navigation to your PDF documents.
Have you ever wished you could show your clients framed versions of your work without going to the expense of physically framing your images? If so, here’s a method using real frames, a digital camera, Photoshop, Bridge, and Acrobat that allows you to create digitally framed versions of your images.
The ease with which you can move type and images between the Creative Suite applications allows you to take best advantage of the specific capabilities of each application.
You can navigate, edit, and manage your PDF documents much faster and easier in Acrobat if you take advantage of keyboard shortcuts to help you perform common tasks.
In addition to using PDFs for final print and Web output, PDF and Acrobat are excellent proofing tools, as well.
With Acrobat Pro you have the ability to print everything from simple composite RGB to your desktop inkjet to full color-separated, commercial print documents with printer marks.
