This video shows you how to get started in Acrobat X.

This video details how to edit text and graphics in your PDF file using the new Content Panel in Acrobat X.

This video shows you how to convert a scanned document into a PDF file in Acrobat X.

This video explains the basics of getting started with forms using the new Form Panel in Acrobat X.

This video explains the basics of commenting on anything in a PDF file in Acrobat X.

This video details haow to use the new Review Panel in Acrobat X to initiate a Shared Review of your PDF document.

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

This video shows you how to rearrange and manipulate pages in Acrobat X using the new Pages Panel.

This video explains how to create a PDF Portfolio in Acrobat X.

Lori shows you how to create and customize PDF Portfolios using Acrobat X Pro.

This video explains how to work in a PDF Portfolio in Acrobat X.

This video details how to customize your PDF Portfolio in Acrobat X.

This video explains how to create PDF files from Microsoft Office products including Office 2010 in Acrobat X.

This video shows you how to incorporate Flash, video, and sound into a PDF file using the new Content panel in Acrobat X.

The video details how to add bookmarks, links, and buttons for interactivity to your PDF documents in Acrobat X.

This video shows you how to use the one-button convert to create PDF files from Firefox or Internet Explorer in Acrobat X.

This video explains how to convert your PDF file to other file formats such as Word and Excel in Acrobat X.

This video explains how to create, manage, and execute the new Actions capability in Acrobat X.

A slide show is a great way to showcase your images and share them with other people. Learn how to customize every aspect of your slide show to make it your own.

This video details using the Compare Documents command in Acrobat X to identify what has changed between two versions of a PDF file.

See an overview of Photoshop Elements and receive a guided tour of the Organize and Edit workspaces.

The toolbox in Photoshop Elements can seem daunting at first. This video breaks down the toolbox and gives a quick overview of each tool's purpose.

Learn how to use the Edit workspace to enhance and optimize your images with confidence.

With some images imported into the Organizer, you're ready to manage, optimize, and share your images. Learn about the Organizer interface so you can find your way around easily.

Learn how to use the Organizer to download images from your digital camera and import them into your catalog in one efficient step.

With layers, you can work nondestructively and save all of your creative ideas in a single file. Learn about the various options in the Layers panel and how to harness the true power of Photoshop Elements by working with layers.

Learn about tools in Photoshop Elements that can create selections automatically.

Learn how to use manual selection tools to isolate an area of your image for making local adjustments.

When the automatic Crop and Straighten features don't produce the result you're looking for, or you want to exercise more control over the process, the Straighten and Crop tools provide a solution. Learn how to use these tools to fix a crooked image.

Photoshop Elements’ Quick Fix is a one-stop shop for color and tonal adjustments. This video walks you through the options provided by Quick Fix.

Learn how to use the Recompose tool to adjust the composition of a scene that needs tweaking. Keep important elements and eliminate or minimize unwanted elements.

The Content-Aware option for the Spot Healing Brush is invaluable for removing blemishes large and small. Learn how to clean up images with content-aware healing.

The Type tool enables you to create editable text layers. Learn how to use the Type tool to add custom text to your photos.

A photo collage is a great way to display several photos at a time. The Photo Collage feature in Photoshop Elements gives you a variety of pre-built layouts to use.

Photoshop Elements comes with various brush presets that you can use to create a custom frame. Learn how to create a custom frame non-destructively by using layer masks.

A watermark overlay can personalize your digital photos. Learn how to create a custom watermark by applying transparency and blend modes to an editable text layer.

By following the step-by-step instructions in Guided Edit mode, you can create eye-catching special effects. Learn how to create a mirror reflection in Guided Edit.

Quickly improve your people pictures by using the Perfect Portrait tools in Guided Edit.

Add creative out-of-frame effects in Photoshop Elements with the Out of Bounds effect in Guided Edit.

Add realistic reflections to your images by using the Guided Edit feature in Photoshop Elements.

A nice blue sky in an image can really make that image bright. Learn how to enhance the color of a blue sky and control the intensity of the color.

It is time-consuming to tag a lot of pictures of family and friends one by one. Learn how to use the People Recognition feature to automatically apply keyword tags to photos of people who appear often in your pictures.

Learn how to use Photomerge Style Match to change the appearance of one image to match the appearance of another image.

Sometimes, you need photos that depict a wide landscape. Learn how to create a panoramic image assembled from a series of individual photos.

Learn how to use Photoshop Elements 8 to create an atom visualization toolkit in part one of this tutorial showcasing the Visualization of the Atom lesson plan available at www.adobe.com/go/crosscurricular.

Learn how to use Photoshop Elements 8 to create a visualization of a lithium atom in part two of this tutorial showcasing the student project for the Visualization of the Atom lesson plan, available at www.adobe.com/go/crosscurricular.

Learn how to use Photoshop Elements 8 to turn an image into an impressionist work of art in part one of this tutorial showcasing the student project in the Impressionist Artwork lesson plan, available at www.adobe.com/go/crosscurricular.

Learn how to use Photoshop Elements 8 to create an impressionist artwork PDF slideshow in part two of this tutorial showcasing the student project in the Impressionist Artwork lesson plan, available at www.adobe.com/go/crosscurricular.

Learn how to use Photoshop Elements 8 to create a banner for a webpage about a historical person. This tutorial is part of a series showcasing the student project in the A Person in Time Online lesson plan, available at adobe.com/go/crosscurricular

Learn how to use Premiere Elements 8 to create a video slideshow for a webpage about a historical person in part one of this tutorial showcasing the student project for the A Person in Time Online lesson plan, available at www.adobe.com/go/crosscurricular

Learn how to use Premiere Elements 8 to create a video slideshow for a webpage about a historical person in part two of this tutorial showcasing the student project for the A Person in Time Online lesson plan, available at adobe.com/go/crosscurricular

Learn how to use Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro to create a PDF portfolio containing the content created as part of the student project for the A Person in Time Online lesson, available at www.adobe.com/go/crosscurricular

Learn how to use Premiere Elements 8 to create a rough cut for a documentary in part one of a series showcasing the student project in the Civic Documentaries lesson plan, available at www.adobe.com/go/crosscurricular

Atomic Learning's first ePortfolio workshop introduces the benefits and uses of ePortfolios.

Atomic Learning's ePortfolio workshop continues with an explanation of what goes into an ePortfolio and why you might use various ePortfolios.

This next installment of Atomic Learning’s ePortfolio workshop discusses the preparation of PDF documents in Adobe Acrobat 9.

Atomic Learning’s ePortfolio workshop covers how to convert documents to PDFs and how to add valuable features to a PDF portfolio.

This installment of Atomic Learning’s ePortfolio workshop covers the commenting and feedback features in Adobe Acrobat 9.

Atomic Learning’s ePortfolio workshop showcases how rich media can enhance an ePortfolio.

This installment of Atomic Learning’s ePortfolio workshop covers how to use Adobe Photoshop Elements to prepare photos for your PDF portfolio.

Atomic Learning’s ePortfolio workshop explains how to prepare audio in Adobe Soundbooth and export it to your ePortfolio in Adobe Acrobat 9.

This installment of Atomic Learning's ePortfolio workshop covers how to use Adobe Premiere Elements to prepare video for your PDF portfolio.

Atomic Learning’s ePortfolio workshop offers tips about organizing your ePortfolio files in Adobe Acrobat 9.

This installment of Atomic Learning’s ePortfolio workshop discusses how to strengthen your ePortfolio by adding descriptive information.

Atomic Learning’s ePortfolio workshop shows you how to give your ePortfolio a personality.

This installment of Atomic Learning’s ePortfolio workshop covers the layout options available in Adobe Acrobat 9.

Atomic Learning’s ePortfolio workshop covers how to give your ePortfolio a consistent design.

This installment of Atomic Learning’s ePortfolio workshop features using a color scheme to enhance the design of your ePortfolio.

Atomic Learning’s ePortfolio workshop concludes with how to publish your ePortfolio in Adobe Acrobat 9.

Combine diverse content into a single, compressed PDF Portfolio. Use Acrobat.com to create, share, and collaborate on PDFs. Easily create and manage forms.

Get an overview of what Acrobat 9 can do. Add and combine multimedia files. Create and review fillable forms and secure documents.

Create portfolios, add multimedia elements, and convert files to FLV for playback. Add permissions to PDFs and portfolios.

Create, review, and share comments. Use comment tools and review cycles. Collaborate via email or Acrobat.com and share pages.

Create fillable PDF forms. Add interactive elements and distribute forms in Acrobat 9. Review, filter, and export form responses.

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.

This video tutorial shows you how to share a document using the sharing services on Acrobat.com

Find out how you can use Acrobat to automate tasks and process your PDF files while you complete other tasks.

This video shows you how links and bookmarks can be added to your PDF file to create an easier navigation method. Starting from Microsoft Word to the final PDF settings.

This video shows you how to incorporate multimedia into a PDF file. Movie controls are highlighted as well as compatibility and viewing settings.

This video tutorial shows you how to add a movie file to a Microsoft Word document and then convert the file to a PDF document.

This video shows you how to add a Header and a Footer to your document so you can bring the project together into a more complete, cohesive document.

Learn how you can control your document content with Watermarks and how to incorporate both text and images and the settings to adjust the final look.

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

This video shows you basic ways to print from Acrobat, and how to use printing options. Various tips and efficient methods to work with oversized pages, saving settings and output control.

This video shows you how to combine documents, drawings, e-mail, and spreadsheets in a single compressed PDF Portfolio that can be branded with your logo.

This video shows you how to combine a variety of files and folders into a PDF Portfolio

This video shows you how to re-create or modify a PDF Portfolio after revising source files, without having to locate and gather the native files again.

This video details the options available to customize your PDF Portfolio template.

This video shows you how to use the LiveCycle Designer to create a form from scratch.

This video shows you how to take content parts from any document and incorporate them into a PDF file.

This video shows you how to combine comments from multiple reviewers in to a single PDF document.

This video shows you how to add comments and markups directly on to embedded video within PDF.

In this video, you will prepare a PDF document that is accessible for anyone who uses assistive technologies, such as a screen reader.

In this video, you'll put a PDF file through the paces to ensure it is truly accessible.

This video shows you how to take a PDF document and grant rights to Adobe Reader users. Also included, the Adobe Acrobat versions needed to enable these rights.

Learn how to protect PDF files with a password. You can protect the PDF such that a password is required to open a file or you can simply restrict the permissions on the document.

This video shows you how to export PDF content to Microsoft Office files using some of the new export attribute options found in Acrobat 9.

Get an overview of what you can do in Photoshop Elements 7. Tour the Organizer and Editor workspaces and check out some of the tools.

Learn how to get photos from a hard disk into an indexed catalog. You'll also learn how to navigate the Folder Location view.

Get photos from a camera or card reader into your computer and indexed in Elements. See why it's best to import from a USB card reader. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

This video gives you a review of the Organizer workspace. See how to access the Organizer and check out its different views.

Check out the features in the Photoshop Elements Organizer designed to make viewing your photos easy. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Discover a couple of tricks for selecting photos in the Organizer. Learn how to select multiple photos at once or select noncontiguous photos. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Learn how to use the Rotate feature, which makes it easy to change the orientation of your photos. Find out what happens when you rotate JPEG images. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Don't be hasty in deleting unwanted photos. Instead, use the Hide Photos feature to hide photos from view. You can unhide photos at any time. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

See why it's best to use the Organizer when moving files from one location to another. Learn how to reconnect files you've moved outside of Elements. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Learn how to use the Guided Edit mode. Guided Edit walks you through some basic editing tasks as well as some of the neat features in Elements. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Take a tour of the Full Edit interface in Photoshop Elements. This workspace gives you full control over editing and manipulating your photos.

Learn how to use Elements tools. Jan Kabili shares productivity-enhancing tips for some of the tools in the Elements toolbox, such as shortcuts and tool tips.

Learn why it's important to save early and save often. In this video, photographer Jan Kabili shows you how to save your files in Photoshop Elements.

Learn how to use the manual selection tools. Check out the Elliptical Marquee, Rectangular Marquee, Lasso, and Quick Selection tools.

Learn about the automatic selection tools in Photoshop Elements, which select areas of an image based on color and tone.

Discover the brand new Smart Brush tool. This tool makes it easier than ever to apply an adjustment to an area in an image in just one step.

Convert an image to black-and-white. Use presets to adjust the style of the image. Then, use sliders to adjust the light and contrast.

Add editable text to any image. Then, format the text by changing the font, color, point size, style, and more. After formatting the text, move or rotate it.

Edit text by changing its font, color, size or content. Learn how to select a text layer for editing and use the type tools to make your changes.

Discover an elegant way to share your photos with family and friends. Create a photo book that you can print yourself or have professionally printed.

Create a photo collage using a variety of customizable themes, backgrounds, frames, graphics, and text effects included with Elements.

Show off your photos in a custom-built slide show complete with music, text, graphics, and narration. Share you slide show with family and friends.

Combine a sequence of photos into a seamless panorama. Photographer Jan Kabili shares secrets for taking photos for a panoramic image. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Learn how to prepare photos for sharing by e-mail. Use the E-mail Attachments and Photo Mail features to compact an image for delivery via e-mail. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Print individual images, contact sheets, or picture packages using the Print command. Choose preset picture package layouts and add optional frames. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Upload your albums to a personal website on Photoshop.com. Then, share them with the general public or with a restricted group of viewers. Use with either Photoshop Elements version 7 or 8.

Learn quick keyboard shortcuts for actions you’ll use all the time, including zooming and moving around an image, moving an outline, and duplicating and moving objects.

Learn how to Combine multiple images in different layers for a sophisticated composition and play with the overlay and other options to completely change the overall effect of your photo.

This video shows how to use some of the wide range of tools Elements offers for really quick fixes and touchups.

Albums are a great way to group your photos; to create them, just drag and drop from your library.

When taking photos of something so big that the perspective gets skewed, use the Correct Camera Distortion filter to save the building walls from falling in on themselves.

This very easy-to-follow tutorial walks you through adding a thin white border and a paper-like curve and drop shadow to your digital photo for a very realistic effect.

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.

The Slide Show feature gives you complete control: Add captions or other text in any style; add narration or audio; decide how long you want the slides to display.

This tutorial will show you not only how to turn dull skies blue, but also to adjust the color in the rest of your photo so it looks like there’s a relationship between the sky and everything else.

Save your images or albums to a CD or DVD with just a few straightforward clicks—your software will even tell you how long it should take.

A not very well known Elements feature lets you export your digital slide shows for TV viewing—widescreen, HD, and international formats are all available.

Learn all the different ways you can export your video files in this Adobe Premiere Elements tutorial.

Learn how to add multiple video effects to a project in this Adobe Premiere Elements CS4 tutorial.

Learn how to use themes in Premiere Elements to add music, audio, introductions, titles sequences and more.

Premiere Elements gives you your own recording studio to play with. This Premiere Elements CS4 tutorial gets into specifics on how to mix sound tracks and sound effects.