In this tutorial, learn how to complete and distribute a fillable PDF form using Adobe Reader on a mobile device, including how to comply with security settings and how to insert an ink signature or use EchoSign online.

Learn best practices for editing text placed in pdf forms using the typewriter tool in Acrobat 9, Acrobat X, and Reader X.

In this tutorial, learn what to do and not to do when you create PDF forms for use on the Adobe Reader for iOS or Android. Suggestions include building basic text fields, comb fields, tab sequencing, password security, but not JavaScript form functions using Acrobat X Std. or Pro.

This quick tip looks at the differences between a basic PDF form and a Reader-enabled PDF form and how to save either PDF form using Acrobat Reader X.

In this tutorial, learn how to create a new PDF file from Adobe Reader. This feature requires a subscription to the Adobe CreatePDF online service.

In this tutorial, learn how you can combine and rearrange individual PDF documents into a single PDF file from Adobe Reader. This feature requires a subscription for either the CreatePDF or ExportPDF online service.

In this tutorial, learn how to convert an existing PDF file in Adobe Reader to a Word or Excel file. This feature requires a subscription to either the Adobe CreatePDF or ExportPDF online service.

See how Tech Comm Suite allows RoboHelp to work seamlessly with Acrobat XI Pro to swiftly create PDF files for review in a variety of ways. You may choose RoboHelp content for review based on the TOC, content status (e.g. "ready for review"), or from a range of dates when content was changed. Once reviewers have made their comments via Free Acrobat Reader or in collaborative review via Sharepoint or Acrobat.com, all comments and annotations may be imported "in place" into the RoboHelp source files. Simple icons in the reviewer's pane make it a snap to accept or reject suggested changes.

Steve Cordero, Acrobat support engineer, demonstrates how to create a single installer for Adobe Acrobat XI.

Steve Cordero, Acrobat support engineer, demonstrates how to create a single installer for Acrobat XI on Mac OS X.