In this tutorial, learn how to build your own custom tool sets from your favorite tools and panel commands in Acrobat XI. You can also share and download additional Tool Sets through the Tool Set Exchange.

Picking up from the last episode, learn how to take your custom DVD menu designed in Adobe Photoshop into Adobe Encore to author it as part of a DVD. Then jump into Adobe After Effects to create an animated menu open that will make your final product pop.

In this episode you'll see how to integrate powerful BC modules in your web designs. We'll begin by taking a closer look at creating a dynamic menu, adding it to a page and overlaying a BC template. From there you'll see how both announcements and image portfolios are managed, and how you can begin moving your own content into your site. Finally, we'll show you how BC customer management is integrated directly into all your web forms, and how visitor's contact data is used to send email campaigns.

In part 2 of this 2 part episode, Paul Burnett shows you how to create a custom menu in your Adobe AIR Application. The file referred to in this episode can be found here - http://www.mad.com.au/blog/?p=611

In this episode of Short and Suite, Karl Soule shows us how to create custom buttons for menus in Adobe Encore using Adobe Photoshop CS4.

Encore CS4 ships with several gigabytes of content to help you create dynamic menus for your DVDs with ease. But what if you want to take a button from one and a background from another?