In this tutorial, learn how to scan and convert paper documents into PDF files and make the text automatically searchable in Acrobat XI.

Acrobat XI makes it easy to create a PDF of virtually any content by converting a web page to PDF, scanning a document to PDF, or simply printing to PDF.

Once you've got your photos in Lightroom, you'll probably want to know how to get them out so that you can email them or put them on the web. NAPP Instructor Matt Kloskowski goes over just how to do this.

Learn how to bring an image into Photoshop Touch from the Creative Cloud, work on it using your tablet, and then transfer it back to your desktop computer in Photoshop CS5. Russell Brown also gives options for managing your color profiles.

Russell Brown gives a basic overview of the file format options you have when using Photoshop Touch and the Creative Cloud together. Learn the best way to get your files from Photoshop CS5 into Photoshop Touch via the Creative Cloud.

In this interview, Acrobat's Senior Vice President of Technology Bob Wulff tells us about the new Adobe Reader application for iOS devices, and discusses the mobile experience for viewing PDF files.

Part II: Exporting and Finalizing Your PDF. Take a step-by-step look at the new features in InDesign CS5.5 and Acrobat X Pro that make preparing files for accessibility a much faster, easier, and more efficient process.

Part I: New Accessibility Features in InDesign CS5.5. Take a step-by-step look at the new features in InDesign CS5.5 that make preparing files for accessibility a much faster, easier, and more efficient process.

Join members of the AUC community and Adobe for this 36-minute on-demand seminar on how to create accessible PDF files in Acrobat X and from numerous applications like Microsoft Word, InDesign CS5.5, FrameMaker 10, and RoboHelp 9.

This 30-minute on-demand seminar reviews Adobe's cloud computing services. Join members of the AUC community and Adobe as they provide an overview of Acrobat.com services and where to find them, information on how to use the services in your workflow, interviews, latest news updates, and answers to popular questions.

Adobe Software Engineer Pete De Vasto demonstrates how users can open and navigate through PDF files using accessibility tools.

Learn how to create and prepare images to incorporate into your website design.  Save them in web friendly JPG or PNG formats while maintaining a good balance between quality and small file size. Import them into Dreamweaver and make some initial adjustments to layout and alignment.

Get helpful guidelines, tips, and tricks for making your content accessible using Adobe Flash Professional authoring tools. Learn how designers and developers deliver interactive experiences and accessible video using Adobe tools and techniques.

Learn about the HTML accessibility features in Adobe Dreamweaver. Dreamweaver is one of the most comprehensive tools for building HTML content and improving the accessibility of your HTML content. During this session, you'll learn even more ways to make your content accessible.

Use InDesign and Acrobat Professional to create accessible content for persons with disabilities such as blindness, low vision, or limited mobility. Michael Murphy, Adobe Certified Expert, shows how InDesign can add structure, logical read order, and alternate text to graphics in documents that will be exported to PDF. With some added touch up using Acrobat Professional, these documents can be read using assistive technology such as screen readers and screen magnifiers.

One of the questions Terry White gets all the time is "How do I open up a JPG file in Camera RAW?" Learn how to take advantage of Adobe Camera RAW's ease of use and non-destructive workflow in this episode of the Adobe Creative Suite Video Podcast.

For your PDF document to be Accessible, it must have a Tag structure. This video introduces the various ways of viewing the Tag structure in Acrobat 9 Professional.

In an Accessible PDF, the Tags Tree determines which content is perceived and announced by assistive technologies (screen readers). See how to safely remove Content from the Tags Tree in Acrobat 9 Professional.

If your PDF contains data tables, ensure that they have table headers defined, as those table headers allow screen reader users to understand tabular cell contents more easily. Acrobat 9 Professional's Table Editor can assist in this.

The Touch Up Reading Order tool in Acrobat 9 Professional is indispensable in PDF Accessibility workflows, but it does a lot more than touching up reading order -- view some more of it capabilities in this brief introduction.

Acrobat 9 Professional provides the Touch Up Reading Order (TURO) tool to fix Accessibility problems in your PDF document.

If your PDF document contains images, you'll have to ensure that those images have proper textual alternatives. If not, screen readers will not be able to perceive or understand your images.

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.

If your PDF doc contains interactive forms, you must make sure that the form's Tab Order is correct. In this video, learn how to do this with Acrobat 9 Professional.

If your PDF contains data tables, learn how to efficiently and accurately mark them up for Accessibility using the tagging, structure and reading order tools in Acrobat 9.

The Tags panel in Acrobat 9 Professional shows us PDF document structure. Watch this video to learn how to navigate the Tags panel and find specific Tags from selections that you make.

If your PDF document has form fields, and you want to make them interactive and Accessible, Acrobat 9 Professional will recognize the form fields for you.

Changing Tag type or Role in Acrobat 9 Professional can be accomplished inside the Tags panel -- watch to learn more!

Acrobat 9 Professional comes with a set of standard Tag types which are used to create the Tag structure. You can also add custom Tag types -- here's how!

When converting a paper document to PDF, use Optical Character Recognition (OCR) to convert scanned text to a format that Assistive Devices can read and understand.

LiveCycle Designer can be used to design and create your forms, but Acrobat 9 Professional allows you to add form controls directly to your pre-existing PDF content.

When you use Security settings to protect your PDF document, you must ensure those settings don't interfere with document Accessibility. This video illustrates best practices for keeping security and accessibility with Acrobat 9 Professional.

Setting the language of a PDF document in Acrobat 9 Professional will allow Assistive technologies to interpret the words and sentences inside your document.

The easiest way to get an Accessible PDF is by converting it from an external application like Microsoft Word with accurately marked-up styles, tables and images. Here's how to set up PDF Maker in Word to get the most out of PDF accessibility.

An Accessible PDF document needs a specified reading order that tells Assistive technology in which order contents should be read. However, visual layout does not necessarily dictate reading order, as seen in this video.

For certain complex data tables, Row and Column headers may not provide enough information to assistive technologies. In these cases, the Headers attribute can be added with Acrobat 9 Professional.

If you're adding Radio buttons to your PDF forms, you must ensure that their labels are correctly announced to Assistive technology. In this video, learn how to set accessible labels for radio buttons in Acrobat 9 Professional.

Accessible documents need a correct Heading structure, as the Heading elements allow assistive technology users to understand the document structure. Learn the various ways of manipulating Headings in Acrobat 9 Professional.

When converting a document to PDF, it's important to consider how your PDF will respond to certain zooming/magnification levels.

Web and interactive designers count on Adobe Photoshop software to help them create just the right look for their clients. Now with Photoshop CS5 Extended, you can keep exploring new creative possibilities in web and interactive design. For example, take advantage of new Adobe Repoussé technology to quickly make your pages and designs pop with 3D artwork for logos, buttons, and more. Plus, you get enhanced 3D animation effects with the ability to take your 3D model and easily add an animated depth of field.

Code hinting for JavaScript and custom objects in Dreamweaver CS4 gives you a speed boost that pays for itself very quickly.

With InDesign CS4, preflighting common errors is faster and easier than ever before. You can save hours and dollars with just a few clicks.

If you spend even 10% of your work week on common tasks like updating design elements, Illustrator CS4 can save you enough time to take a vacation.

No more jumping back and forth to a web browser to debug your AJAX and modify CSS. Dreamweaver CS4 simplifies this task drastically.

Whether you're looking to save on the bottom line, or your carbon footprint, the new ConnectNow service in Creative Suite 4 is an amazing way to save.

Join Adam Flater & Scott Sheridan as they share info about the Learning Flex from Scratch series on Inside RIA (http://www.insideria.com/adam_flater_and_scott_sheridan/) focused on a non-programmers journey into the world of Flex.

Bridge CS4 offers a simple, elegant and vastly quicker method for creating contact sheets than ever before.

360Flex San Jose keynote video.

What is E4X? How do I use it? Why would I use it? When should I use it?

This demo-oriented session will showcase the new features that are coming in Flash Player 10, code-named “Astro.”

PlexiGlass is a sub-project of OpenFlux using the same reusable MVC based components but replaces the view with a 3D renderer.

Using RubyAMF to build AMF services in Rails and how to use these services in Flex.

This session will make you rethink everything you know (or think you know) about PDF.

How can I optimize my indexes? What's the best way to do a bulk INSERT?

This is not only a session to introduce Reflection in Flex, but also will provide the technical details how to implement it.

Web analytics is no longer just click-throughs and page hits. Join EffectiveUI in exploring the future of RIA usability testing and analytics.

This session discusses approaches and techniques to implementing Data Visualization and Dashboards within Flex 3.

Now that you've built something cool with Flex and AIR, the next step is making sure people know about it.

Everything you need to know to architect real-time and collaborative applications with Flex, AIR, BlazeDS and LCDS.

Join RJ Owen and Brad Umbaugh, Senior Developers as they explore in depth exactly what happens every time a component is created and rendered in Flex.

Using Mate Framework to build decoupled Flex applications by Laura Arguello. Join Laura as she walks you through how to build an application using Mate framework.

This session will talk about what to keep in mind when creating components that go beyond a single use.

Learn how to use the open source Flex SDK to improve your programming and solve problems. Introduction to the Flex source code explaining the class hierarchy, compositional classes, and the importance of interfaces.

This session is a survey of implementing BlazeDS with your Flex applications. You will get a good mix of discussion and code, so at least you stay awake.

This session covers the tools and workflows you need to produce and stream great HD video in the Flash player and Flex.

PlexiGlass is a sub-project of OpenFlux using the same reusable MVC based components but replaces the view with a 3D renderer.

One of the great things about the Flex platform is that you can get up and running with good-looking GUIs quickly.

Discusses using item renderers and item editors in Flex to change the look of your data being displayed. This session has plenty of examples!

Create accessible custom component and make existing components like ILOG elixir accessible.

How to put together a team, and ways to communicate with free tools that are in the community.

Mark Anders tells us about Flex, Thermo, etc.

Learn how to craft ActionScript libraries using advanced techniques. Use custom metadata to make your code easier to read and provide greater code-reuse. And harness the power of the Proxy class to give subclasses an easier way to access data.

How to make your AIR app blow up with Merapi with Adam Flater & Jordan Snyder

You built a custom Flex component! Now, you want to sell it, or you might want to release it open source.

Creating an MMO with Adobe Flex 3 in 59 Minutes!

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.

In this session we will discuss your different options for working with the popular Hibernate framework from Flex.

Case Study of An Internal Flex Application At Yahoo! by Hien Luu & Subhadeep Chatterjee

An introductory presentation on creating Flex Components.

Join David Hassoun as he takes a deeper dive into the capabilities and how-to for some of the more advanced audio/video streaming capabilities available with the Flash Media Server and how to integrate them with Flex.

Your project gets going, everything is running fine and then the client says "Hey, can I get this in Spanish." Yeah? You want tinted windows with that, too?

Take your Flex applications to the next level.

Cogs is a heirarchical statemachine library for use with AS3.0 projects.

Many large applications and most portals are architected as a shell application that loads other sub-applications or modules.

Adobe has told you to "file a bug" so many times you want to throw things at them. Wouldn't it be better if you could just fix the thing yourself and show the rest of the world how brilliant you are?

In this talk, Stucki will cover all the various aspects of what goes into a framework.

In this session Chris Scott will introduce, Swiz, a framework for Adobe Flex that aims to bring complete simplicity to RIA development. Swiz provides Inversion of Control, event handing, and simple life cycle for asynchronous remote methods.

Flex and ColdFusion Using VO's and CFC's