In this tutorial you'll learn how to break a single PDF file into multiple PDF documents using Acrobat X or XI Std. or Pro.

Take Adobe's Web Experience Management solution (previously known as CQ5) beyond the basics with custom components. Web pages rendered by our WEM solution are dynamic by nature — they are a composite of components. You'll learn how to create and leverage component building blocks to create a rich, engaging customer experience. Out of the box, WEM provides great components for authors to use — but what happens when you need a new or slightly different component? In this session, we'll go into the anatomy of components and how to build and deploy them.

Define and control design elements that are common across multiple pages by adding them to your master page layout.

How to enlarge a PDF document during printing, or printing a single page across multiple sheets of paper in Acrobat or Adobe Reader X (not 10.1.2 or later).

How to print multiple PDF pages in your document on the same sheet of paper in Acrobat or Adobe Reader X (not 10.1.2 or later).

How to print a multipage document as a booklet in Acrobat or Adobe Reader X. This tutorial is specific to the print dialog in 10.1.1 or earlier.

In this episode you'll learn how to test pages of your website across multiple browsers simultaneously.

In this episode you'll learn how to test websites requiring authentication across multiple browsers using BrowserLab and Firebug.

In this episode you'll learn how to test pages of your website across multiple browsers simultaneously, from within Dreamweaver.

This part of the tutorial will cover the basic concepts of site navigation. Explore various models of navigation that you can implement to link the multiple pages of the site together.  Also learn how to integrate your navigation elements to your site architecture using prebuilt layout templates in Dreamweaver.

This lesson covers how to create multiple pages based on the page you have already created earlier.  You’ll then learn how to set up the navigation and how to change the content for each page including adding different background graphics by customizing certain CSS properties while still maintaining the shared CSS scheme across the site.

This video explains how to create and combine files from multiple formats, including scanned documents, web pages, clipboard data, and email in Acrobat X Std or Pro.

Speed up cross-browser testing to make sure your web designs look as you intended for the widest possible audience. Learn how to preview dynamic web pages and local content with multiple viewing, diagnostic, and comparison tools in BrowserLab, an Adobe CS Live online service.

Learn how to use Subversion--an open-source version control system--and Dreamweaver CS5. Learn how to work with multiple versions of a web page and how to decide which version to make live at any time. An associated PDF offers troubleshooting tips.

Learn to easily and efficiently edit the appearance of custom artwork and objects across multiple states of a project. Edit once, and use the states commands to share the edit.

Create complete brochures and book covers along with text with the new ability to mix page sizes within a single file. Never again lose a component of a project because a single file is lost.

Doug takes a single page wireframe and expands it to cover multiple pages using the Duplicate State feature. He examines best practices for preparing your multi-page wireframe for animated transitions.

See how to simplify file tracking by creating a single InDesign document that includes layouts of different sizes.

Join Worldwide Design Evangelist Terry White as he runs through his 5 favorite Adobe InDesign CS5 features. Included are Multiple Page Sizes, Spanning, Splitting and the Gap Tool.

Now you can quickly align, space, rotate, and resize single or multiple objects with the help of dynamic guides. Instantly snap an object's edge or its vertical or horizontal center to another object or page edge in the layout.

Learn how Multiple artboards allow you to manage an entire project within a single file. With up to 100 artboards varying in size, common elements such as colors, type, and symbols can be quickly updated all at once across all project components.

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.

Build an AIR prototype for distribution across multiple desktops and platforms. Add rollover effects, links, and pages. Preview an AIR package.

Create HTML click-throughs. Use master pages to share common elements across multiple pages. Import text and images. Add interactive elements.