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Learning Engineers and Architects
Learning Engineers and Architects
How time flies! A couple of weeks ago I tweeted about an article I read describing the need/shortage of learning architects and engineers. I find the concept of engineers and architects within the learning realm fascinating. In response to my tweet, George V. tweeted, “to consider in relation to Reiser’s reading: what r the differences between learning architect, engineer, designer? What does…
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Visualizing Your LinkedIn Network
Visualizing Your LinkedIn Network
In the last couple of years I have made a concerted effort to developed a LinkedIn presence. I can’t quantify the impact, although I have been contacted by a few recruiters who have complimented me on my profile.
Network view
The Socilab.com network visualization tool is fascinating! I enjoyed drilling down into the graphic and seeing networked threads, and the network metrics are useful in…
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Document Cloud: Setting Up Adobe Acrobat on Windows
Document Cloud: Setting Up Adobe Acrobat on Windows
If you’re using Windows 10 and want to get the most out of your Acrobat or Adobe Reader program, be sure to check out this post and quick video on configuration options.
Setting Up Acrobat or Adobe Reader on Windows 10
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Adobe Document Cloud Tip: How to Edit Text in a PDF No need for a printed page—or a red pen. Check out this tip today from the good folks at Adobe Document Cloud.
Tip o' the Day: Checking on Version Compatibility
Tip o’ the Day: Checking on Version Compatibility
Isn’t it frustrating to find that after troubleshooting program compatibility problems for hours, you discover your Acrobat version doesn’t play well with your browser or Office program version?
Here’s a page you need to bookmark for future reference:
Web browsers and PDFMaker compatibilities
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New Acrobat DC version available
New Acrobat DC version available
A new Acrobat DC subscription update is released today. There are improvements in digital signatures and certificates, and support for Microsoft DirectInk. But the biggest improvement—for me, anyway—is the updated compare documents feature.
Here’s the blurb from the blog:
New Compare Files tool
Compare two versions of a document to detect all text and image changes.
View an easy-to-scan results…
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Using Acrobat DC in Your Browser
Using Acrobat DC in Your Browser
You don’t need to be sitting in your office, or even at a desk to use Acrobat. In this post from the Document Cloud blog, read about seven ways you can use Acrobat on the go.
https://blogs.adobe.com/documentcloud/7-acrobat-tasks-you-can-perform-using-your-browser/
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Tip o' the Day: Enhancing Scanned Page Contents Using Filters
Tip o’ the Day: Enhancing Scanned Page Contents Using Filters
Transcript for video
In this video, I’ll show you some ways you can improve the quality of a page before capturing text, and some considerations to keep in mind as you process your content. I’ll do the experiments, so you don’t have to!
Adding to the Quick Tools toolbar
Before I start with scanned pages, here’s a quick tip for…
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Acrobat DC Tip: Correcting Captured Scans
Acrobat DC Tip: Correcting Captured Scans
Here’s the transcript:
In this video, we’ll look at how to correct OCR errors. Acrobat does a surprisingly good job of capturing the text, but it’s best to review and correct the errors.
Getting Started
Here’s my document. I’ve already captured the text. If I copy the text and paste it into a Word document, you can see there are a…
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New Adobe Sign released!
New Adobe Sign released!
A new release of Adobe Sign is available now. There are significant improvements in how you use the product, such as being able to use multiple recipients in a single signing step to speed up approvals. And you can also sign with your signature image or stamp – that’s something I’m looking forward to using!
For a list of the new features, be sure to check out the Document Cloud blog post here:
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Updates in Acrobat Reader Mobile iOS
Updates in Acrobat Reader Mobile iOS
I use Acrobat Reader on my iPad all the time. I’m a Dropbox person, but if you’re a die-hard Apple fan, and looking for ways to integrate iCloud Drive, it’s now available for you.
Read all about it…
Head on over to the Adobe Document Cloud blog and check out the details here:
https://blogs.adobe.com/documentcloud/more-storage-options-in-acrobat-reader-mobile/
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Tip of the Day: Understanding Scan Output Choices
Tip of the Day: Understanding Scan Output Choices
Here’s the video transcript (with extra punctuation and headings for readability):
In today’s tip, I’m going to show you basic choices to make when converting a scanned page to text. I have a scanned page of a very old cookbook and I want to capture its text.
Add the Scan tools
This time, I’m working from the scan tools. To start,…
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Tip o' the Day: Renumbering Extracted Pages
Tip o’ the Day: Renumbering Extracted Pages
Here’s the transcript:
Today’s tip looks at a real-life page numbering situation I had to handle this week.
I’m doing editorial work on a 700 page-plus textbook. To break the work down into convenient units, I extracted one chapter at a time from the main PDF. Here’s my new 38 page extracted document. Notice the pages are numbered…
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The Golden Rule of InDesign Troubleshooting Success
The Golden Rule of InDesign Troubleshooting Success
I teach several hundred students a year about InDesign at the intro and intermediate levels, and of course that includes discovering how to troubleshoot program issues. Some questions repeat, but there’s one that appears more than any others.
Why Can’t I Select X or Do Y?
I’m sure I write some variation of this discussion response at least every week or so. Yet it always applies, and fits any…
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Tip o' the Day: Capturing Editable Text in Acrobat DC
Tip o’ the Day: Capturing Editable Text in Acrobat DC
https://youtu.be/KA_u52x8JsM
You can capture text in Acrobat DC in a few ways.
In this video, see how to use the Convert to Text command in the Edit PDF tools to capture editable text from your document.
Transcript:
In today’s tip, I’m going to show you one choice for capturing text in Acrobat DC. Here’s the starting document. When I click the page, the entire page highlights, indicating it’s a…
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The End of Acrobatusers.com
It’s the end of an era.
I’m sad to share that as of April 29, 2016, the Acrobat User Community forum will be discontinued. As of this date, you will no longer be able to post questions or answers to the forum. Any answers you’ve already posted to the site will remain live and accessible via searching or bookmarks, or you can search them at https://answers.acrobatusers.com/.
It’s been such an…
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