Adobe Acrobat Classes Los Angeles, CA

This one-day introduction to Adobe Acrobat teaches students how to take existing documents and transform them into digital Portable Document Format (PDF) files. This course teaches users how to convert paper or electronic documents into PDF files that can easily be manipulated, merged, arranged, shared, reviewed, and protected. Students will master skills for navigating the workspace, creating PDF documents, capturing PDF documents, and using advanced applications.

Users of Adobe Acrobat can learn more advanced skills in this one-day program. This course teaches advanced editing techniques and tools to create sophisticated PDF documents that are accessible to everyone. Students will master advanced workflow management techniques, such as shortcuts that automate repetitive tasks. This class is taught on PC using a Windows OS.

This one-day introduction to Adobe Acrobat teaches students how to take existing documents and transform them into digital Portable Document Format (PDF) files. This course teaches essential basic skills like transitioning paper or electronic documents into PDF files that can easily be manipulated, merged, arranged, shared, reviewed, and protected. Students will master skills for navigating the workspace, creating PDF documents, capturing PDF documents, and using advanced applications.

Users of Adobe Acrobat can learn more advanced skills in this one-day program. This course teaches advanced editing techniques and tools to create sophisticated PDF documents that are accessible to everyone. Students will master advanced workflow management techniques, such as shortcuts that automate repetitive tasks.

This two-day Adobe Acrobat DC course enables participants to create, edit, and sign PDF forms and documents entirely online. Students also learn how to use external Mac and PC platforms to collaborate with others, share documents, and expedite workflow. Additional topics include harvesting and using document feedback, building sophisticated forms, tracking responses, adding signatures, and including security features.

This introduction to Adobe Acrobat teaches students how to take existing documents and transform them into digital Portable Document Format (PDF) files. This course teaches essential basic skills like transitioning paper or electronic documents into PDF files that can easily be manipulated, merged, arranged, shared, reviewed, and protected. Students will master skills for navigating the workspace, creating PDF documents, capturing PDF documents, and using advanced applications. This program can be taken online, in-person, or through private lessons.

This program teaches students how to create and conduct successful web conferencing, e-Learning sessions, and webinars in Adobe Connect. Students will gain skills in building content, sharing, recording, and collaborating for meetings, courses, and webcasts. This program can be taken online, in-person, or through private lessons.

This two-day Adobe Acrobat DC course enables participants to create, edit, and sign PDF forms and documents entirely online. Students also learn how to use external Mac and PC platforms to collaborate with others, share documents, and expedite workflow. Additional topics include harvesting and using document feedback, building sophisticated forms, tracking responses, adding signatures, and including security features. This program includes free repeats within six months and courseware you can keep for reference later.

Measurably improve your PDF management skills in this two-day Adobe Acrobat Pro beginner-level course. Portable Document Files are among the most popular ways to share text documents. Specific course topics include mastering the Acrobat interface, viewing various PDF formats, merging different documents to create a single PDF, repurposing files, editing and enhancing PDFs, reducing file sizes, reviewing and commenting on PDFs, comparing different versions, extracting specific pages, security matters, redacting PDFs, adding fields, creating buttons, and reviewing accessibility requirements.