Learn how to insert multimedia into a PDF file, how to choose different settings, how to make changes, how to start from a Word doc (Windows), and how to create a multimedia PDF in PowerPoint (Windows) using Acrobat X Pro.

Acrobat XI lets you export comments made in a PDF file back to the original Microsoft Word document for fast review and integration.

Acrobat XI lets you convert Microsoft Word, Excel, or PowerPoint files to PDF with one-button ease in Windows, so you can share files that look the same no matter what device they are viewed on.

Acrobat XI makes it even easier to convert a PDF file into a Microsoft Word, Excel, or PowerPoint document that you can quickly edit and reuse.

In this tutorial, learn how to use the Form Wizard to create a new PDF form from an existing Microsoft Word, Excel, or PDF file.

Presenter Beth Gerber of Lighttext.com shares feedback on her work with RoboHelp to single-source procedure docs and training materials for banking and finance. She also comments on the challenges of making accessible training while adhering to strict, regulatory compliance

FrameMaker 11 has ability to copy HTML, Excel spreadsheets, even bulleted lists and tables from Word docs and have the "paste" convert to valid XML or DITA at the right insertion point. Find out how!

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.

In this episode of Flash Downunder, Paul Burnett shows you how you can control your application tray and doc icons using Adobe AIR. The source files can be found here. - http://www.mad.com.au/blog/?p=661

This Acrobat tutorial shows you how to combine many documents into single PDF file called a binder. Controlling the combining settings and reusing them for fast merging are demonstrated and compared to PDF Portfolios.