#23083
A nice feature in Acrobat is the ability to 'name' or label pages with meaningful descriptions rather than just page numbers. This can be very useful if your PDF document contains in introduction section and is then split into sections or has specific chapter numbers. By adding Page Labels to a page or even a range of pages you instantly get to that section by typing it's name in the Page Number box at the bottom of the screen (on the status bar).
Wraight, Dave. PlanetPDF (2001). Design>Document Design>Software>Adobe Acrobat
#22298
How you can combine layers and scripting to power up PDFs to deliver richer, more versatile content.
Wraight, Dave. PlanetPDF (2004). Design>Information Design>Software>Adobe Acrobat
#22297
SOAP or Simple Object Access Protocol has become a standard mechanism in the world of Web Services. Now what exactly does this mean? And how can I make use of it inside Acrobat?
Wraight, Dave. PlanetPDF (2004). Design>Information Design>XML>SOAP
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A Lesson in Templates for Adobe Acrobat
Although Templates have been around since version 3 of Acrobat there was never any really useful supporting information or technical documentation to make use of them. Version 5 and 6 of Acrobat changed all that making it possible to take full control of Templates to create truly dynamic PDF documents.
Wraight, Dave. PlanetPDF (2004). Articles>Information Design>Software>Adobe Acrobat
