Single source layouts in RoboHelp 10 let you publish to out-of-the box screen profiles and layouts for HTML5 as well as other formats. This very brief video shows how you can realistically preview your RoboHelp project results for iPad vs. iPhone before publishing the final project.

RoboHelp 10's Resource Manager lets teams collaborate in authoring by using shared resources. Text and graphics may be saved to a central location (e.g. SharePoint) and be pulled from a convenient panel right into your project content. This simple demo shows how easy it is to manage shared TEXT "snippets" that must be the same between all authors on your project. Watch this brief video to discover how "You can do it too!"

RoboHelp 10's Resource Manager lets teams collaborate in authoring by using shared resources. Text and graphics may be saved to a central location (e.g. SharePoint) and be pulled from a convenient panel right into your project content. A simple drag n' drop operation allows you to add potent content. An authorized team member may update an image or text just once, and it updates "everywhere." Watch this brief video to discover how "You can do it too!"

See how easy it is to create a new, custom TOC in RoboHelp. This product lets you have multiple TOCs to customize navigation for different audiences you publish Help for via Single Source layout. One set of source files can have different TOCs associated with specific types of output. It's easy and YOU can do it too!

FrameMaker 11 publishes sample files from DITA Open Toolkit "out-of-the-box." Using other DITA editors, it can required a lot of work to design style sheets that will publish OTK to rich PDF. FrameMaker 11 allows you to save DitaMaps to a FrameMaker book "with components." This means that a cover page, generated TOC, Index, List of Tables and List of Figures is automatically inserted in the correct locations. From that point you can swiftly publish to PDF with stunning results. Watch this video to see how you can achieve this with just a few mouse clicks.

See how easy it is to use image triggers on clip art in RoboHelp 10 to make connected images (like screen captures) appear or disappear. This simple technique can help make your Web or Tablet/mobile content more interactive and engaging for your users.

See how easy it is to insert *.swf or HTML5 output from CAPTIVATE projects into RoboHelp 10 files. This makes your content more engaging for your customers by letting them interact with videos that require choices.

Learn to apply various photographic effects and textures to your images. Author Deke McClelland demonstrates how to use Photoshop's photograhic effects, including brush metal texture and brushed highlights. Learn more from the full course at lynda.com.

Deke McClelland shows you how to edit the contents of a vector-based Smart Object inside Illustrator and then hand off the changes back to Photoshop. This is a great example of two applications interacting with each other. Learn more from the full course at lynda.com.

Check out the creative inspiration and MAX 2013 goodness that took place in Los Angeles 5/4-5/8. Sneaks and many customer reactions & more...

"A Voice for Orphans" is a self portrait video documentary in which a sixteen year old orphan called Kyomugisha Christine recounts her experiences as an orphan living alone. The Adobe Youth Voices learners of PMM Girls School created the media to highlight challenges faced by orphans, how they deal with these challenges and also to show that EVEN orphans live with dreams...

This film was made by students from Oaxaca, Mexico and Ottawa, Canada during an AYV visit to Ottawa, Canada. The students saw that their film-making group was incredibly diverse and represented seven countries among the seven team members. This inspired them to create a film which represented the diversity they saw in their group and reflected the diversity of Canada as a whole. The students profile the diversity of their group while explain why people came and come to Canada, and what they achieve there. The highlight of the film is that the students realise that Canadian people from all cultures come together in peace and work together to create a multicultural and happy environment in which to live.

Highlights of Product Manager, Al Mooney's presentation for the 2013 Las Vegas SuperMeet concluded with a big new announcement. Find out after Al's presentation how some attendees believe new offerings from Adobe will change the way they work.

In PART THREE we highlight other companies at the festival who are aligned with Adobe's intent to support filmmakers through effective, efficient technology.

We think you'll agree that "2013 is going to be a HUGE year for Adobe Premiere Pro, Creative Cloud, and all of the Adobe video tools!"

Get your peers talking at academic conferences. Use InDesign to create a poster that highlights your research and draws a crowd.

Senior Product Manager Tom Barclay discusses recent Flash Professional CS6 updates, highlighting the enhanced workflows in Adobe AIR 3.4 for development of iOS applications.

This project highlights two cousins and how they love to dance. On a street that is notorious for its violent crimes these two members are able to find something else to do that keeps them out of the dirt that surrounds them.

Jonathan Snook highlights the importance of using a naming convention in all your projects to help clarify the intent of the CSS code.

New Adobe-commissioned IDC white paper identifies opportunities for increasing information worker productivity. In this video, featuring the lead analyst and author of the study, Melissa Webster, hear about some of the research highlights and findings that impact IT and the organizations they support.

In this tutorial, learn about the wide variety of commenting tools available in both Acrobat and Adobe Reader XI, including the new Text Correction Markup tool.

Getting a little more sophisticated with tonal adjustments, explore the controls that enable you to take full control over the luminance levels in your photos. Applies to Lightroom versions 4 & 5.

On day 3, we got a chance to meet winners from both the Young Lions competition and the MOFILM competition, two award categories that we sponsored. We also got to talk to Jordan Casey, the youngest app developer in Europe! Enjoy the highlights.

Highlights from our favorite moments at Cannes Lions 2012, including our panel on data and creativity, sponsorship of the Young Lions, Creative Effectiveness, and MOFILM awards, and great conversations about creativity, Then and Now.

Moderated by our SVP of Global Marketing, Ann Lewnes, fellow panelists Jon Vein, Linus Karlsson, and Jim Stengel shared their thoughts on how we need to strike a healthy balance between focus on data and our own gut and intuition.

Watch highlights from the Creative Cloud & CS6 event at de Young Museum in San Francisco. See coverage of the balloons floating across the city, as part of the scavenger hunt we hosted where a lucky winner could win $10,000 and lifetime membership to Creative Cloud.

Highlights from the Partner Day at the Adobe Digital Marketing Summit 2012 in Salt Lake City, UT USA. Includes soundbites from Adobe executives and several Adobe partners.

Developer Evangelist Kevin Hoyt highlights the benefits of the Canvas 2D Context for dynamic client-side content by demonstrating the basics of user-generated drawing.

In the latest version of Adobe Reader for mobile devices, you can get even more work done when you're on the go. Add highlights, underlines, even sticky notes to a PDF file; you can also electronically sign documents or use EchoSign to send a PDF file off to be signed by someone else. Take a look at this video to learn how to get your work done from a smartphone or tablet!

Developer Evangelist Raymond Camden discusses the Storage API built into PhoneGap by highlighting the high-performance features of the embedded database system, which is especially useful for developing mobile apps.

Russell Brown offers two different approaches for creating a magical effect by painting with light on an image in Photoshop Touch.

Lee Brimelow and Tom Nguyen highlight an array of new browser-and-device-friendly features in Flash Player 11.2 such as silent background updates, multi-threaded decoding for video, and mobile stage 3D, which delivers optimized performance for game development.

We were a proud sponsor of the NEXT category of films at Sundance. NEXT films stretch limited resources to create impactful and truly embody the spirit of independent filmmaking. This video highlights interviews with NEXT category contestants. Congratulations to all of the contestants, and a special congratulations to the winner, Mike Birbiglia, for "Sleepwalk with Me."

Platform Evangelist Michael Chaize highlights the differences in UI design when developing apps for tablets or phones, and explains how to quickly adapt your application for either form factor.

Video Highlights: Watch how to quickly resize a photo -- even go from landscape to portrait or vice versa -- by automatically cropping out areas within the photo, and without distorting key elements like people or buildings. Versions 9 and up.

Join us as we explore the best solutions for delivering highly expressive and usable experiences, both in the browser and as apps. We'll look at a variety of technologies and products, highlighting current opportunities, and perring into the not-so-distant future.

Paul Trani highlights the strengths of TLF text in Flash Professional CS5.5, and reveals a few tricks for optimizing SWF file sizes by using the Text Container Manager (TCM). TCM text is a subset of TLF text functionality that yields smaller file sizes and is appropriate for any text that will not change at runtime.

Video Highlights: See how to give photos and creations added flair with text that curves or flows any way you want. Easily use text to outline shapes or objects, or have text follow any path you choose. Version 10. http://adobe.ly/wMRPiq

Video Highlights: Watch all the ways you can organize and find your photos using Object Search, which automatically finds your photos based on what they contain. Version 10. http://adobe.ly/yFgXUj

Video Highlights: See how to easily access your photos from your mobile device or any web-connected computer, thanks to 2GB of online storage and an online version of the desktop Organizer. Version 10. http://adobe.ly/xi1Akw

Video Highlights: Watch how easy it is to bring your photos to life using customized pan and zoom motions that add drama or fun to your story. Automated options can even do the work of finding faces and zooming to them. Version 10. http://adobe.ly/yOKr6A

Video Highlights: See how to automatically boost color tone and vibrance without affecting skin tones, or use sliders to adjust color with complete control. You can also independently adjust color in highlights, shadows, and midtones for perfect color throughout your movie. Version 10. http://adobe.ly/wYsKyS

Video Highlights: Watch how to quickly organize your media in one convenient place. Find your best clips--or the ones that feature specific people--fast, thanks to automated options. Then dive into a full range of creative activities and start enjoying your memories. Versions 9 and up. http://adobe.ly/zk8Xkf

Video Highlights: Watch how to easily use the new Guided Edits in Photoshop Elements 10, which provides step-by-step assistance to highlight your subject by simulating depth of field, add a diffuse glow to create a dreamlike Orton Effect, or break a photo up into a fun collage of snapshots. Version 10. http://adobe.ly/wwstY5

Video Highlights: Watch how you can create your movie once and quickly share it in many ways, including on discs, mobile devices, HD TVs, YouTube™, Facebook, or through a convenient web DVD viewing experience. Version 10. http://adobe.ly/AcZ976

Video Highlights: See how you can paint on effects and patterns to enhance areas of your photos using Smart Brush and the 31 new effects found in Photoshop Elements 10, including Snow, Pencil Sketch, and Oil Pastel. Version 10. http://adobe.ly/AclU32

Video Highlights: See how to create polished movies with almost no effort using creative techniques from Hollywood directors. Just choose a theme, and InstantMovie automatically finds your best clips, trims away bad footage, and edits the clips together with coordinated music, titles, effects, motion graphics, and credits. Versions 7 and up.

Video Highlights: Watch how to use Videomerge to cleanly extract your moving subject from a solid color background and then drop it into a new setting for a fun or creative twist. Versions 7 and up.

Video Highlights: See how to easily fix problems with volume amd clarity, and get the right mix of dialog, music, and background audio with automatic audio balancing. Versions 8 and up.

Video Highlights: Watch how to easily get rid of your least interesting, lowest quality footage to enhance your scenes or make your movie fit a desired length. Smart Trim can automatically cut bad footage or recommend cuts to let you make the final decision. Versions 8 and up.

Video Highlights: See how to quickly organize your photos in one convenient place. Use automated options to find your best photos or the ones that feature specific people.

Video Highlights: Watch how the Photomerge technology easily removes distracting elements from photos in just a few clicks, creates a perfect group shot, and combines elements of different faces for entertaining results. Versions 8 and up.

Video Highlights: Watch how to import from a wide variety of popular devices, from compact camcorders such as Flip cameras to DSLR still cameras. Then see how to experience fluid responsiveness and high performance when editing video, even HD.

Video Highlights: Whether you use Mac OS or Windows, you can now use the #1 selling consumer video-editing software * to easily create incredible movies.

Video Highlights: Watch how to give your movies an eye-catching cartoon look. Choose from a variety of animation styles, and customize as you wish.

Video Highlights: Watch how Photomerge Style Match analyzes the stylistic qualities of any photo you choose and then automatically applies those qualities to another photo. With its enhanced blending capabilities, Photomerge Panorama fills in jagged edges as it automatically stitches together multiple horizontal or vertical photos.

Video Highlights: Watch how you can conveniently share photos on Facebook* directly from the Organizer, which automatically optimizes your media so it looks it's best.

Video Highlights: See how to easily create stunning effects that enhance your photos with professional style. New Guided Edits help you create pop art masterpieces, reflection effects, and more.

Video Highlights: Make photo creations the way that works best for you thanks to Basic and Advanced design modules that let you choose your level of control. (Access more layouts with Plus).

Video Highlights: See how to make unwanted elements vanish with one stroke of the enhanced Spot Healing Brush, which beautifully blends even the most complex background. Also, instantly fix old or torn photos so you can make new prints.

Mark Doherty explores the potential offered by the large array of devices you may use everyday. He highlights how to create contextual applications that operate across desktops, mobile phones and tablets.

Explore the greatly enhanced 3D Camera Depth of Field options in After Effects CS5.5, including realistic iris simulations as well as the ability to enhance specular highlights.

Flash Catalyst Product Manager Jacob Surber highlights a few of the new features in Flash Catalyst CS5.5, including new layout workflows, "replace with" and global targeting.

In this sneak see how Flash Builder can identify invalid variables, methods, classes and interfaces as well as see the quick assist feature in action to fix the invalid references.

Doug fixes a problem in his dice application by changing the way data is transferred between custom classes.  This episode highlights best practices for accessing information using getter functions.

In this episode I'll show you 5 little things that you may not know about InDesign CS5. These are the kinds of things that never make it into the new feature highlights, but are useful for everyday work.

Building on the skills covered in his continuing lesson on object-oriented programming in Flash Professional, Doug highlights how to create mouse events for classes that automatically are part of each instance.

In this video you will learn what color correction is in Photoshop CS5.

The first event about UX Experience for Enterprise Application in New York.

In this video, Adobe Technical Evangelist James Ward demonstrates three different ways to connect Flex applications to Java backends. His examples highlight XML, SOAP and AMF remoting with BlazeDS.

At the Adobe MAX conference, thousands of designers, developers and business leaders converge to discover the next wave of opportunities fueled by the explosion of rich content and applications across multiple screens, the merging of digital content and commerce, and workflows that bring design and development together.

Learn to build a simple video chat with LiveCycle Collaboration Services. Tom Krcha highlights how Adobe LiveCycle Collaboration Services benefit developers creating applications with the Flash Platform.

In this additional video highlighting LiveCycle ES2 for Java developers, Duane Nickull programmatically adds a digital signature field to a PDF document using the Java API.

This photo essay highlights some of the leading causes and consequences of youth depression.

When you want to make your PDF accessible, it can be helpful to use Acrobat 9 to create an Accessibility Report that will highlight the most common accessibility issues in your document.

Join Platform Evangelist Michael Chaize as he examines the new component architecture in Flex 4. He highlights the ability to customize both the views and behaviors of objects in a project.

“Extra H” returns to catch up on things and takes you through some of the recent must see things on Adobe TV. (Also talks about free Adobe poster giveaways at the end!)

Serge Jespers builds a Flex 4 application with Flash Builder 4, highlighting the ability to customize components such as the states panel and tags, log-in screen and button, and click events.

Rich Harrington highlights some of the new features in Photoshop CS5, and explains how video professionals can use them in their work.

ColdFusion Evangelist Terry Ryan highlights the flexibility of the data-centric features in Flash Builder 4.  He shows off the new workflow for wiring a ColdFusion back-end to a Flex front-end.

Adobe Platform Evangelist Terry Ryan highlights the functionality of ColdFusion Media Player, the new feature in ColdFusion 9 that allows you to play FLV files.

Duane Nickull highlights the compatibility of Flex, Adobe AIR or Flash projects with an AMF endpoint on BlazeDS to retrieve data.

Entertaining highlights from SXSW and man-on-the-street interviews with SXSWers regarding their use and knowledge of Adobe Products (hosted by Desiree and Nick)

During the session the functionality of the Flex Builder 3 Profiler will be explored through both background lecture, and most importantly various Flex Builder projects tuned to highlight key features of the Profiler.

Matt walks you through adjusting the bright areas of our photos with photoshop.com.

Highglights of Compostmodern 08, an interdisciplinary design conference that explores the ways that design and business can blend through the lens of sustainability.

Instructor Richard Harrington explains how to use Photoshop's shadow highlights command to adjust both pictures and video in CS3.

Jason Levine, Worldwide Creative Tools Evangelist at Adobe, introduces the top features and highlights of CS3 Production Premium.