In this movie, Claudia McCue shows us two different methods for inserting a page from one document into another document. Method one uses the Thumbnails panel and method two uses the drag and drop from one open document to another.

Companies talk about Big Data a lot right now. So what is it? Can we manage it? Join the debate on Facebook (bit.ly/MetricsNotMyths) and on Twitter #MetricsNotMyths. Follow @AdobeMktgCloud

Learn how to trim your video clips manually as well as automatically. See how to manually drag handles to set in and out points for your clips, preview them, and even split them. Also see how to use Smart Trim to get rid of your least interesting, lowest quality footage. Set up Smart Trim to automatically cut bad footage or recommend cuts and then let you make the final decisions.

Give your movies Hollywood style with drag-and-drop ease.

Acrobat XI includes new drag-and-drop features that let you preview and arrange multiple documents and pages before merging them into a single PDF.

In this video you will see how you can search and browse the FORK media asset database without leaving Adobe Premiere Pro. Now you can select timelines created in the FORK editor, clips or entire bins, and simply drag and drop them into an Adobe Premiere Pro project, and when the edit is done send the completed sequence, ready for air, direct to FORK or fulfill a placeholder from a newsroom control system.

3D has been altogether revamped in Photoshop CS6. One of the best enhancements is the program's ability to preview shadows and reflections before you render the scene, particularly those cast onto the ground plane. You can even drag a shadow to change the angle of a light.

This movie showcases the drag-and-drop video effects, effect acceleration, and video adjustment layer controls in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6. It also shows the new Mercury Playback Engine's ability to play back effects with no dropped frames. Finally, it goes on to show how to effectively render out playback when needed.

The new Content Simulator allows you to effectively simulate how your Flash content is going to behave on a mobile device. This video demonstrates simulation of events specific to mobile, such as touch and drag, geolocation, and reacting to the accelerometer.

Quickly achieve 3D realism by adding and enhancing shadows and reflections on your ground plane. Drag a shadow to reposition the light source, and easily edit ground reflections, shadows, and other effects.