Acrobat XI lets you create and share step-by-step Actions that make complex or repetitive document preparation tasks easy for people to execute consistently.

Acrobat XI makes it simple to use electronic signatures, whether signing a PDF yourself or getting a file e-signed by others.

Acrobat XI and Adobe FormsCentral make it simple to distribute PDF or web forms, collect data, and analyze the results in real time.

In this tutorial, discover how to make your PDF files accessible to those using assistive devices like text-to-speech synthesizers and screen readers using Acrobat XI Pro.

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 scan and convert paper documents into PDF files and make the text automatically searchable in Acrobat XI.

Acrobat XI makes it easy to create a PDF of virtually any content by converting a web page to PDF, scanning a document to PDF, or simply printing to PDF.

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

Learn how to set the tab order in a PDF form using Acrobat X Std. or Pro. to improve the appearance of your PDF form and also make it easier for users to use.

A short tips that explains how you can make text additions to a PDF document in Acrobat X Std. or Pro. Text additions can also be made to a file in Adobe Reader if the file has been Reader Enabled.

In this tutorial you'll learn how to make your PDF file searchable using either Acrobat X or XI Std. or Pro.

In this month's eSeminar, Chris Converse and Joel Geraci show us a few things about adding Rich Media to PDF files in Acrobat X. Rich media is a relatively easy way to make your PDF files more engaging and interactive; once you've mastered the art of embedding a video in your files, you'll want to use media files in every one of your documents! *To view Joel's instructions on generating QR codes and to download the QR code generator for your interactive PDF files, please visit his blog: http://blogs.adobe.com/pdfdevjunkie

Learn how to get PDF files to behave the way you and your readers want on the web. We'll share best practices for helping to ensure that PDF files are easy to read, navigate, and access, as well as for making PDF files as streamlined as possible without losing quality.

Accessibility laws for digital content are changing rapidly. Just as businesses are required by law to install and maintain accessible facilities, soon the requirement for accessible digital content will also be law. As the ubiquitous PDF file format becomes an accepted primary format for digital content, making PDFs (especially PDF forms) accessible to users of assistive technology becomes that much more important. This session demonstrates how to apply the guidelines of WCAG 2.0 and Section 508 to your PDF forms to improve accessibility and user experience. These best practices can also be applied to Flash and HTML5 forms as well.

Part II: Exporting and Finalizing Your PDF. Take a step-by-step look at the new features in InDesign CS5.5 and Acrobat X Pro that make preparing files for accessibility a much faster, easier, and more efficient process.

Adobe Software Engineer Pete De Vasto demonstrates how users can open and navigate through PDF files using accessibility tools.

Adobe Bridge includes a powerful feature that allows you to output PDF’s using the built-in Output module. This often overlooked feature makes create contact sheets, full-page outputs, and other layouts a breeze using ready made templates or even customized design. You’ll also see how to overlay transparent watermarks for image protection and branding.

Learn how to get PDF files to behave the way you and your readers want on the web. We'll share best practices for helping to ensure that PDF files are easy to read, navigate, and access, as well as for making PDF files as streamlined as possible without losing quality.

Learn how to make your Online Help printer-friendly by using the new "Apply to All Topics" feature in Adobe RoboHelp 8.

Use InDesign and Acrobat Professional to create accessible content for persons with disabilities such as blindness, low vision, or limited mobility. Michael Murphy, Adobe Certified Expert, shows how InDesign can add structure, logical read order, and alternate text to graphics in documents that will be exported to PDF. With some added touch up using Acrobat Professional, these documents can be read using assistive technology such as screen readers and screen magnifiers.

Making a PDF form with a video file embedded.

For your PDF document to be Accessible, it must have a Tag structure. This video introduces the various ways of viewing the Tag structure in Acrobat 9 Professional.

In an Accessible PDF, the Tags Tree determines which content is perceived and announced by assistive technologies (screen readers). See how to safely remove Content from the Tags Tree in Acrobat 9 Professional.

If your PDF contains data tables, ensure that they have table headers defined, as those table headers allow screen reader users to understand tabular cell contents more easily. Acrobat 9 Professional's Table Editor can assist in this.

The Touch Up Reading Order tool in Acrobat 9 Professional is indispensable in PDF Accessibility workflows, but it does a lot more than touching up reading order -- view some more of it capabilities in this brief introduction.

Acrobat 9 Professional provides the Touch Up Reading Order (TURO) tool to fix Accessibility problems in your PDF document.

If your PDF document contains images, you'll have to ensure that those images have proper textual alternatives. If not, screen readers will not be able to perceive or understand your images.

When you want to make your PDF accessible, it can be helpful to use Acrobat 9 to create an Accessibility Report that will highlight the most common accessibility issues in your document.

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.

If your PDF contains data tables, learn how to efficiently and accurately mark them up for Accessibility using the tagging, structure and reading order tools in Acrobat 9.

The Tags panel in Acrobat 9 Professional shows us PDF document structure. Watch this video to learn how to navigate the Tags panel and find specific Tags from selections that you make.

If your PDF document has form fields, and you want to make them interactive and Accessible, Acrobat 9 Professional will recognize the form fields for you.

Changing Tag type or Role in Acrobat 9 Professional can be accomplished inside the Tags panel -- watch to learn more!

Acrobat 9 Professional comes with a set of standard Tag types which are used to create the Tag structure. You can also add custom Tag types -- here's how!

When converting a paper document to PDF, use Optical Character Recognition (OCR) to convert scanned text to a format that Assistive Devices can read and understand.

LiveCycle Designer can be used to design and create your forms, but Acrobat 9 Professional allows you to add form controls directly to your pre-existing PDF content.

Setting the language of a PDF document in Acrobat 9 Professional will allow Assistive technologies to interpret the words and sentences inside your document.

When you use Security settings to protect your PDF document, you must ensure those settings don't interfere with document Accessibility. This video illustrates best practices for keeping security and accessibility with Acrobat 9 Professional.

The easiest way to get an Accessible PDF is by converting it from an external application like Microsoft Word with accurately marked-up styles, tables and images. Here's how to set up PDF Maker in Word to get the most out of PDF accessibility.

An Accessible PDF document needs a specified reading order that tells Assistive technology in which order contents should be read. However, visual layout does not necessarily dictate reading order, as seen in this video.

For certain complex data tables, Row and Column headers may not provide enough information to assistive technologies. In these cases, the Headers attribute can be added with Acrobat 9 Professional.

If you're adding Radio buttons to your PDF forms, you must ensure that their labels are correctly announced to Assistive technology. In this video, learn how to set accessible labels for radio buttons in Acrobat 9 Professional.

When converting a document to PDF, it's important to consider how your PDF will respond to certain zooming/magnification levels.

Accessible documents need a correct Heading structure, as the Heading elements allow assistive technology users to understand the document structure. Learn the various ways of manipulating Headings in Acrobat 9 Professional.

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.

Lori reviews the recently published report from Forrester Consulting on the Future of Collaboration commissioned by Adobe.

This video tutorial shows you how to make sure PDF files print correctly by using the Preflight feature in Acrobat 9.

You don’t have to create a slick video or add lots of special effects just to share a photo album: Make a simple PDF slideshow to e-mail to friends.

Learn how to get PDF files to behave on the web the way that you and your viewers want. We'll share best practices for making sure that PDF files are easy to read, navigate, and access, as well as how to make PDF files as streamlined as possible.

Lori, along with Joel Geraci and Ali Hanyaloglu present their favorite tips for working with Acrobat's PDFMaker tools.

Learn how you can make a free Adobe account and get access to PDF creation, word processing with Buzzword and screen sharing with Connect Now. Create a flash gallery and much much more!

Joel describes how to add the necessary code to your navigator to make it interact with the content of the PDF Portfolio you attach it to.

This session will make you rethink everything you know (or think you know) about PDF.

Join Duane Nickull as he shows us how to avoid the top mistakes form developers make, whether they are working in Flex, Flash, Ajax, or LiveCycle, using HTML, PDF, or other formats.

Join Ali Hanyaloglu as he shows us how to get PDF files to behave the way you want on the web.

Make your PDF look right on-screen, in a browser, or in print by using enhancements to previewing and color conversion tools.

Richard Harrington shows you how to use the Adobe output module in Bridge CS4 to make PDF slideshows and web galleries of your images.

Kush talks about embarrassing public behavior, cheating spouses and also calls Rufus about making interactive PDFs with Adobe InDesign.