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Adobe Acrobat

  • 21-09-2001 12:38pm
    #1
    JustHalf
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    Any good beginners tutorials on using Adobe Acrobat 5.0? Particularly editing existing PDF's?


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  • #2
    beaver
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    I believe adobe.com offers tutorials on their products. You'll just need your Product Registration Key (you do have that, don't you?). Failing that, try +acrobat +tutorial in Google.

    -Ross


  • #3
    JustHalf
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    Er, no... I have my Serial Number though (from the registration card, if I recall correctly) if that's what you mean - but I reckon you mean I have to register the product ;)

    Although I am opposed to actually registering any of my products, I guess I have no choice! :D


  • #4
    beaver
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    Originally posted by JustHalf
    Although I am opposed to actually registering any of my products, I guess I have no choice! :D

    Most people are I think. I guess this is why they offer free stuff when you do...

    Anyway, Adobe tutorials are normally excellent. It's probably worth it...

    -Ross


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