This document provides instructions for creating a PDF file using Adobe Acrobat, including three exercises:
1. Create a PDF using PDFMaker within Microsoft Word.
2. Create a PDF using the Print command.
3. Combine multiple PDF files into a single document.
This document provides instructions for creating a PDF file using Adobe Acrobat. It discusses converting documents from Microsoft Word to PDF using either PDFMaker or the Print command. It also describes how to combine multiple PDF files into a single document using Acrobat. The document is divided into three exercises that walk through these processes step-by-step with helpful tips and screenshots to aid in conversion.
This document provides instructions for creating a PDF file of an electronic thesis or dissertation (ETD) using Adobe Acrobat. It describes three methods: 1) Using PDFMaker in Microsoft Word, 2) Using the Print command, and 3) Combining multiple files. The first two methods explain how to open a Word document, select standard conversion settings, and convert the file to a PDF. The third method describes how to first convert documents to PDFs, then use Acrobat's "Create PDF from Multiple Files" option to merge them into a single file.
The document compares PowerPoint 2003 and 2007, focusing on differences in the user interface. In PowerPoint 2007, the menu bar and toolbars were replaced by the Ribbon, which organizes commands into tabs and groups. Other changes include replacing the file menu with the Office button, adding a quick access toolbar, and reorganizing options menus. New features in PowerPoint 2007 include key tips, package for CD, and presentation management server.
1. The document discusses exploring the PowerPoint window to familiarize yourself with its functions and features.
2. Key areas of the PowerPoint window are the title bar, Quick Access toolbar, Ribbon, tabs, and groups of commands on each tab. Contextual tabs appear when working with specific elements.
3. Commands on the Ribbon are organized into tabs and groups, and some groups are grayed out until you select a relevant element to modify.
The Notes Style Prior to Notes 8
Definition of the Notes 8 Style
Giving templates the Notes 8 style
Visual style
Interaction style
Creating a custom visual style for Notes 8
How Notes 8 is built
Customize the Expeditor frame
Customize the Java views
Customize the forms
IBM Lotus Notes Domino Blog Template Update 8.01projectdxguy
This document summarizes the changes made in the Lotus Notes Domino Blog Template 8.0.1 update. Key changes include updating the Notes client UI to match the Lotus 8.0 look and feel, simplifying the UI and making tagging the preferred way to categorize content over categories. Attachment handling was also simplified. The web client rich text editor was upgraded and the default website theme was changed to the Lotus Connections Yellow style.
BP104 Have it YOUR way amd make it work for YOUMat Newman
The exceptional ability to customise IBM® Notes® to fit your customer or business needs continues with the new IBM Notes 9 Social Edition. Learn how to make company-wide changes and tweak Notes to suit your personal work style.
Margo, Ram and Mat will show you how to fine tune your client experience and improve your productivity by adjusting settings, and we'll offer hidden gems on how to personalise, manage and master the new pieces as well the new features to enhance the more traditional components.
You will leave brimming with the latest and greatest tips for the latest and greatest client so you can have it YOUR way and make it WORK for You!
Converting Publications to eBooks, Step by stepFrank Sholedice
The document describes the process for converting NMSU Extension numbered publications from InDesign format to HTML format for e-publishing. This involves exporting the InDesign file to HTML using Dreamweaver, optimizing images, and applying styles in Dreamweaver to replicate the formatting and layout. Key steps include converting the masthead to a JPEG graphic, inserting the graphic into the HTML file, applying heading styles, inserting tables, resizing photos, and adding metadata head tags. The goal is to produce HTML files that can be converted into eBook formats like ePub while maintaining the original publication formatting and information.
This document provides instructions for creating a PDF file using Adobe Acrobat. It discusses converting documents from Microsoft Word to PDF using either PDFMaker or the Print command. It also describes how to combine multiple PDF files into a single document using Acrobat. The document is divided into three exercises that walk through these processes step-by-step with helpful tips and screenshots to aid in conversion.
This document provides instructions for creating a PDF file of an electronic thesis or dissertation (ETD) using Adobe Acrobat. It describes three methods: 1) Using PDFMaker in Microsoft Word, 2) Using the Print command, and 3) Combining multiple files. The first two methods explain how to open a Word document, select standard conversion settings, and convert the file to a PDF. The third method describes how to first convert documents to PDFs, then use Acrobat's "Create PDF from Multiple Files" option to merge them into a single file.
The document compares PowerPoint 2003 and 2007, focusing on differences in the user interface. In PowerPoint 2007, the menu bar and toolbars were replaced by the Ribbon, which organizes commands into tabs and groups. Other changes include replacing the file menu with the Office button, adding a quick access toolbar, and reorganizing options menus. New features in PowerPoint 2007 include key tips, package for CD, and presentation management server.
1. The document discusses exploring the PowerPoint window to familiarize yourself with its functions and features.
2. Key areas of the PowerPoint window are the title bar, Quick Access toolbar, Ribbon, tabs, and groups of commands on each tab. Contextual tabs appear when working with specific elements.
3. Commands on the Ribbon are organized into tabs and groups, and some groups are grayed out until you select a relevant element to modify.
The Notes Style Prior to Notes 8
Definition of the Notes 8 Style
Giving templates the Notes 8 style
Visual style
Interaction style
Creating a custom visual style for Notes 8
How Notes 8 is built
Customize the Expeditor frame
Customize the Java views
Customize the forms
IBM Lotus Notes Domino Blog Template Update 8.01projectdxguy
This document summarizes the changes made in the Lotus Notes Domino Blog Template 8.0.1 update. Key changes include updating the Notes client UI to match the Lotus 8.0 look and feel, simplifying the UI and making tagging the preferred way to categorize content over categories. Attachment handling was also simplified. The web client rich text editor was upgraded and the default website theme was changed to the Lotus Connections Yellow style.
BP104 Have it YOUR way amd make it work for YOUMat Newman
The exceptional ability to customise IBM® Notes® to fit your customer or business needs continues with the new IBM Notes 9 Social Edition. Learn how to make company-wide changes and tweak Notes to suit your personal work style.
Margo, Ram and Mat will show you how to fine tune your client experience and improve your productivity by adjusting settings, and we'll offer hidden gems on how to personalise, manage and master the new pieces as well the new features to enhance the more traditional components.
You will leave brimming with the latest and greatest tips for the latest and greatest client so you can have it YOUR way and make it WORK for You!
Converting Publications to eBooks, Step by stepFrank Sholedice
The document describes the process for converting NMSU Extension numbered publications from InDesign format to HTML format for e-publishing. This involves exporting the InDesign file to HTML using Dreamweaver, optimizing images, and applying styles in Dreamweaver to replicate the formatting and layout. Key steps include converting the masthead to a JPEG graphic, inserting the graphic into the HTML file, applying heading styles, inserting tables, resizing photos, and adding metadata head tags. The goal is to produce HTML files that can be converted into eBook formats like ePub while maintaining the original publication formatting and information.
The document provides an overview of PowerPoint 2010 and lessons for getting started with the software. It describes elements of the PowerPoint screen, how to create and save presentations, insert and modify slides, apply themes and backgrounds, and use different views. The objectives are to learn how to navigate, customize and organize presentations in PowerPoint 2010.
This document provides an overview of sharing documents in Microsoft Word 2010, including:
1. How to use building blocks to ensure consistency across documents and save time when inserting frequently used items. Building blocks include headers, footers, citations, and more.
2. How to insert Quick Parts items like AutoText, fields, and building blocks into documents. Quick Parts allow reuse of common text and fields.
3. How to protect documents with passwords to control editing and printing access.
This document provides instructions for basic word processing tasks in Microsoft Word, including creating and opening documents, entering and selecting text, adding comments and tracking changes, and changing views. The objectives are to learn how to perform tasks like creating documents, entering and selecting text, adding comments, printing documents with comments, and tracking changes made to documents. Key terms defined include comments, views like normal and print layout, and non-printing characters.
This document provides an overview of lesson 2 in a Microsoft Word 2010 training course. The lesson objectives are to use paste options and paste special, find text or items using browse by, replace text or items, go to commands, and track changes. It describes how to use these features through explanations, screenshots and exercises. The summary restates the key lesson objectives and review questions assess understanding of topics like paste options, paste special, finding and replacing text.
Organizingand Finding Resourceswith Office Share Point Server2007LiquidHub
This document provides an overview of a Microsoft Virtual Labs exercise on organizing and finding resources with Office SharePoint Server 2007. The objectives are to describe various portal, content, search, and personal site management features. The exercise includes tasks to manage portals, target content to audiences, create personal SharePoint sites, and use the Colleagues web part. It will guide users through setting up SharePoint and completing tasks in a virtual lab environment to learn about these features.
IBM Connect/lotusphere 2013 BP101 UserBlastMat Newman
New Name! New Features! New Tips!
IBM® Notes® 9.0 combines the best of the traditional IBM® Lotus Notes® client with exciting new social capabilities. We'll demonstrate how to take advantage of this new range of features - with tips to customise, deploy, integrate and boost your productivity. All tips that you can take back to your users to hit the ground running immediately with the new IBM Notes 9.0 client.
The document provides instructions for using Macromedia Dreamweaver MX2004 to design and build basic web pages, including how to set page properties, insert text, images, tables, links, and navigation buttons, and preview pages in a web browser before saving and uploading files to a web server. It also discusses file organization and naming conventions best practices.
This document is a lesson on working with charts and tables in Microsoft PowerPoint 2010. It discusses how to create and format charts, including different chart types and elements. It also covers inserting, formatting and manipulating tables, such as adding/deleting rows and columns. The lesson aims to teach the user how to present data visually using charts and organize information into tables.
This document provides instructions on setting tab stops in Microsoft Word 2010. It explains what tab stops are, the different types of tab stops, and how to set and adjust tab stops using the ruler or Tabs dialog box. It also describes how to set leaders, which are lines that fill the space between tabbed columns, and how to use tab stops to align text in columns or tables. The overall aim is to teach the reader how to properly utilize tab stops to organize and format text in Word documents.
1. The document provides instructions for creating mailing labels using mail merge in Microsoft Word 2007. It describes connecting a label document to a data source, inserting merge fields, previewing and merging the labels to a new document.
2. The steps include creating a form template, adding content controls for text boxes and drop-down lists, and setting protection on parts of the form.
3. The mail merge process is outlined as setting up the main document, connecting it to a data source, refining the recipient list, adding merge fields, and previewing and completing the merge.
This document provides an overview of core skills for using Microsoft Word 2010, including how to save documents in different formats, open and close documents, switch between open documents, check document compatibility, and convert file formats. The objectives are to learn how to use the Backstage view to save, open or create new documents, save in different formats, close documents, and add document properties. Exercises are included to practice these skills.
Word Lesson 5C Columns, Header, Footers, Page No.deborahburns
This document provides instructions for formatting documents in Microsoft Word 2010, including inserting headers and footers, working with columns, and controlling text flow. Key points covered include how to create newspaper-style columns, customize column widths and spacing, add page numbers and dates to headers and footers, and set hyphenation options. The document contains step-by-step instructions and screenshots to illustrate the various formatting features in Word 2010.
This document provides an overview of PowerPoint 2010 and lessons on working with text. It covers how to insert and format text in placeholders, create and format lists, cut, copy and paste text, insert and format text boxes, and use features like spelling check, thesaurus, WordArt and more. The objectives are to learn how to perform common text-related tasks in PowerPoint 2010.
The document discusses leadership lessons from Mahendra Singh Dhoni's captaincy of the Indian cricket team. It describes how Dhoni insisted on having the team he wanted, optimally utilized available resources despite injuries, and backed players who were low on confidence by giving them challenges to boost their confidence in him and the team. It highlights how Dhoni remained calm under pressure and let his team take the credit for their successes.
The document discusses leadership lessons from Mahendra Singh Dhoni's captaincy of the Indian cricket team. It describes how Dhoni insisted on having the team he wanted, optimally utilized available resources despite injuries, and backed players who were low on confidence by giving them challenges to boost their confidence in him and the team. It highlights how Dhoni remained calm under pressure and gave credit to his team after winning.
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This document provides a table of contents for "A Survey of French Literature Volume I: The Middle Ages and The Sixteenth Century". The table of contents lists 10 chapters that will cover major works and authors from these time periods, including La Chanson de Roland, Tristan et Iseut, Aucassin et Nicolette, Le Roman de la Rose, medieval theater, lyric poetry, Calvin, Rabelais, Renaissance poets like Marot, du Bellay and Ronsard, and Montaigne. Selections and excerpts from many of these works are translated into modern French.
The document discusses leadership lessons from Mahendra Singh Dhoni's captaincy of the Indian cricket team. It describes how Dhoni insisted on having the team he wanted, optimally utilized available resources despite injuries, and backed players who were low on confidence by giving them challenges to boost their confidence in him and the team. It highlights how Dhoni remained calm under pressure and let his team take the credit for their successes.
The document discusses leadership lessons from Mahendra Singh Dhoni's captaincy of the Indian cricket team. It describes how Dhoni insisted on having the team he wanted, optimally utilized available resources despite injuries, and backed players who were low on confidence by giving them challenges to boost their confidence in him and the team. It highlights how Dhoni remained calm under pressure and gave credit to his team after winning.
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This document provides the Tamil text and English translation of the first chapter of the Thirukkural, a classic Tamil text of couplets on ethics and morality. It begins with an introduction noting the individuals who input the Tamil text and translated it into English. It thanks the copyright holders for permission and provides information on viewing the Tamil text properly. The chapter itself contains verses praising God and extolling the virtues of asceticism and the power of virtue.
This document is a presentation about India's struggle for independence from British rule, culminating in freedom on August 15, 1947. It discusses key figures in the independence movement like Gandhi, Nehru, and Bose. It outlines the periods of British East India Company rule and direct British government rule over India. It highlights events like the Salt March and formation of the Indian National Congress that advanced the independence movement. The presentation concludes with India gaining independence in 1947 after the partition into India and Pakistan, though violence and refugee crises ensued.
This document provides an overview of American football and discusses opportunities for statistical analysis and research. It describes the basic structure of the game and notes that while detailed play-by-play data exists, it has not been easily accessible for academic research. The document then discusses several areas where statistical methods could be applied, including evaluating individual player and team performance, developing models to assess strategy around decisions like fourth downs and extra points, and creating statistical ratings of teams. It argues more research is needed to better understand the game and inform coaching decisions.
The document provides an overview of PowerPoint 2010 and lessons for getting started with the software. It describes elements of the PowerPoint screen, how to create and save presentations, insert and modify slides, apply themes and backgrounds, and use different views. The objectives are to learn how to navigate, customize and organize presentations in PowerPoint 2010.
This document provides an overview of sharing documents in Microsoft Word 2010, including:
1. How to use building blocks to ensure consistency across documents and save time when inserting frequently used items. Building blocks include headers, footers, citations, and more.
2. How to insert Quick Parts items like AutoText, fields, and building blocks into documents. Quick Parts allow reuse of common text and fields.
3. How to protect documents with passwords to control editing and printing access.
This document provides instructions for basic word processing tasks in Microsoft Word, including creating and opening documents, entering and selecting text, adding comments and tracking changes, and changing views. The objectives are to learn how to perform tasks like creating documents, entering and selecting text, adding comments, printing documents with comments, and tracking changes made to documents. Key terms defined include comments, views like normal and print layout, and non-printing characters.
This document provides an overview of lesson 2 in a Microsoft Word 2010 training course. The lesson objectives are to use paste options and paste special, find text or items using browse by, replace text or items, go to commands, and track changes. It describes how to use these features through explanations, screenshots and exercises. The summary restates the key lesson objectives and review questions assess understanding of topics like paste options, paste special, finding and replacing text.
Organizingand Finding Resourceswith Office Share Point Server2007LiquidHub
This document provides an overview of a Microsoft Virtual Labs exercise on organizing and finding resources with Office SharePoint Server 2007. The objectives are to describe various portal, content, search, and personal site management features. The exercise includes tasks to manage portals, target content to audiences, create personal SharePoint sites, and use the Colleagues web part. It will guide users through setting up SharePoint and completing tasks in a virtual lab environment to learn about these features.
IBM Connect/lotusphere 2013 BP101 UserBlastMat Newman
New Name! New Features! New Tips!
IBM® Notes® 9.0 combines the best of the traditional IBM® Lotus Notes® client with exciting new social capabilities. We'll demonstrate how to take advantage of this new range of features - with tips to customise, deploy, integrate and boost your productivity. All tips that you can take back to your users to hit the ground running immediately with the new IBM Notes 9.0 client.
The document provides instructions for using Macromedia Dreamweaver MX2004 to design and build basic web pages, including how to set page properties, insert text, images, tables, links, and navigation buttons, and preview pages in a web browser before saving and uploading files to a web server. It also discusses file organization and naming conventions best practices.
This document is a lesson on working with charts and tables in Microsoft PowerPoint 2010. It discusses how to create and format charts, including different chart types and elements. It also covers inserting, formatting and manipulating tables, such as adding/deleting rows and columns. The lesson aims to teach the user how to present data visually using charts and organize information into tables.
This document provides instructions on setting tab stops in Microsoft Word 2010. It explains what tab stops are, the different types of tab stops, and how to set and adjust tab stops using the ruler or Tabs dialog box. It also describes how to set leaders, which are lines that fill the space between tabbed columns, and how to use tab stops to align text in columns or tables. The overall aim is to teach the reader how to properly utilize tab stops to organize and format text in Word documents.
1. The document provides instructions for creating mailing labels using mail merge in Microsoft Word 2007. It describes connecting a label document to a data source, inserting merge fields, previewing and merging the labels to a new document.
2. The steps include creating a form template, adding content controls for text boxes and drop-down lists, and setting protection on parts of the form.
3. The mail merge process is outlined as setting up the main document, connecting it to a data source, refining the recipient list, adding merge fields, and previewing and completing the merge.
This document provides an overview of core skills for using Microsoft Word 2010, including how to save documents in different formats, open and close documents, switch between open documents, check document compatibility, and convert file formats. The objectives are to learn how to use the Backstage view to save, open or create new documents, save in different formats, close documents, and add document properties. Exercises are included to practice these skills.
Word Lesson 5C Columns, Header, Footers, Page No.deborahburns
This document provides instructions for formatting documents in Microsoft Word 2010, including inserting headers and footers, working with columns, and controlling text flow. Key points covered include how to create newspaper-style columns, customize column widths and spacing, add page numbers and dates to headers and footers, and set hyphenation options. The document contains step-by-step instructions and screenshots to illustrate the various formatting features in Word 2010.
This document provides an overview of PowerPoint 2010 and lessons on working with text. It covers how to insert and format text in placeholders, create and format lists, cut, copy and paste text, insert and format text boxes, and use features like spelling check, thesaurus, WordArt and more. The objectives are to learn how to perform common text-related tasks in PowerPoint 2010.
The document discusses leadership lessons from Mahendra Singh Dhoni's captaincy of the Indian cricket team. It describes how Dhoni insisted on having the team he wanted, optimally utilized available resources despite injuries, and backed players who were low on confidence by giving them challenges to boost their confidence in him and the team. It highlights how Dhoni remained calm under pressure and let his team take the credit for their successes.
The document discusses leadership lessons from Mahendra Singh Dhoni's captaincy of the Indian cricket team. It describes how Dhoni insisted on having the team he wanted, optimally utilized available resources despite injuries, and backed players who were low on confidence by giving them challenges to boost their confidence in him and the team. It highlights how Dhoni remained calm under pressure and gave credit to his team after winning.
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This document provides a table of contents for "A Survey of French Literature Volume I: The Middle Ages and The Sixteenth Century". The table of contents lists 10 chapters that will cover major works and authors from these time periods, including La Chanson de Roland, Tristan et Iseut, Aucassin et Nicolette, Le Roman de la Rose, medieval theater, lyric poetry, Calvin, Rabelais, Renaissance poets like Marot, du Bellay and Ronsard, and Montaigne. Selections and excerpts from many of these works are translated into modern French.
The document discusses leadership lessons from Mahendra Singh Dhoni's captaincy of the Indian cricket team. It describes how Dhoni insisted on having the team he wanted, optimally utilized available resources despite injuries, and backed players who were low on confidence by giving them challenges to boost their confidence in him and the team. It highlights how Dhoni remained calm under pressure and let his team take the credit for their successes.
The document discusses leadership lessons from Mahendra Singh Dhoni's captaincy of the Indian cricket team. It describes how Dhoni insisted on having the team he wanted, optimally utilized available resources despite injuries, and backed players who were low on confidence by giving them challenges to boost their confidence in him and the team. It highlights how Dhoni remained calm under pressure and gave credit to his team after winning.
Haven't done this in a long time! http://awaren.us/NMH0Cnnikhilawareness
This document provides the Tamil text and English translation of the first chapter of the Thirukkural, a classic Tamil text of couplets on ethics and morality. It begins with an introduction noting the individuals who input the Tamil text and translated it into English. It thanks the copyright holders for permission and provides information on viewing the Tamil text properly. The chapter itself contains verses praising God and extolling the virtues of asceticism and the power of virtue.
This document is a presentation about India's struggle for independence from British rule, culminating in freedom on August 15, 1947. It discusses key figures in the independence movement like Gandhi, Nehru, and Bose. It outlines the periods of British East India Company rule and direct British government rule over India. It highlights events like the Salt March and formation of the Indian National Congress that advanced the independence movement. The presentation concludes with India gaining independence in 1947 after the partition into India and Pakistan, though violence and refugee crises ensued.
This document provides an overview of American football and discusses opportunities for statistical analysis and research. It describes the basic structure of the game and notes that while detailed play-by-play data exists, it has not been easily accessible for academic research. The document then discusses several areas where statistical methods could be applied, including evaluating individual player and team performance, developing models to assess strategy around decisions like fourth downs and extra points, and creating statistical ratings of teams. It argues more research is needed to better understand the game and inform coaching decisions.
This document is a presentation about India's struggle for independence from British rule, culminating in freedom on August 15, 1947. It discusses key figures in the independence movement like Gandhi, Nehru, and Bose. It outlines the periods of British East India Company rule and direct British government rule over India. It highlights events like the Salt March and formation of the Indian National Congress that advanced the independence movement. The presentation concludes with India gaining independence in 1947 after the partition into India and Pakistan, though violence and refugee crises ensued.
This document provides a retrospective on 50 years of research in software testing techniques. It examines how testing techniques have matured from ad hoc methods to a more systematic discipline. The document outlines the evolution of testing concepts over time and how this has guided research. It then summarizes several major theoretical and methodological contributions that have advanced the field, such as research establishing test data adequacy criteria and coverage-based models. The document uses frameworks to analyze how testing techniques have progressed from early formulation to broader adoption according to paradigms of technology maturation and software engineering research.
The document discusses India's struggle for independence from British colonial rule, highlighting key events and individuals involved. It notes that India became independent on August 15, 1947 after years of resistance led by prominent figures like Gandhi, Nehru, and Bose. Many ordinary Indians also sacrificed greatly for the freedom movement. The establishment of an independent India marked the end of British rule and the beginning of India as the world's largest democracy.
This document contains recipes for 51 Indian dishes including appetizers, main courses, desserts, and snacks. The recipes cover both savory dishes like aloo palak (potato spinach curry) and gobi manchurian (cauliflower fritters) as well as sweet treats such as gulab jamun (milk balls in rose-flavored syrup), kaju barfi (cashew fudge), and boondi (chickpea flour fritters). The document provides ingredients and instructions for each recipe so readers can make a variety of traditional Indian food at home.
This document provides instructions for creating a PDF file from a Microsoft Word document using either Adobe Acrobat PDFMaker or the Print command, and for combining multiple PDF files into a single document. It describes how to set the appropriate conversion settings to create an electronic thesis or dissertation (ETD) and convert the Word file to a PDF, as well as how to merge two or more existing PDF files using Acrobat.
This document provides instructions for creating a PDF file from a Microsoft Word document using Adobe Acrobat. It describes three exercises: 1) Using PDFMaker to convert a Word doc to PDF, 2) Using the Print command to convert to PDF, and 3) Combining multiple PDF files into a single document. The steps provided in each exercise guide the user through setting conversion settings in PDFMaker or print properties, and then walking through the process of conversion or combination.
This document provides instructions for creating a PDF file from a Microsoft Word document using either Adobe Acrobat PDFMaker or the Print command, and for combining multiple PDF files into a single document. It describes how to set the conversion settings to Standard for an electronic thesis or dissertation (ETD) and ensure fonts and links are properly converted. Exercise steps provide a guide to using each method to convert a Word file to a PDF and then combine files.
This document provides instructions for creating a PDF file from a Microsoft Word document using Adobe Acrobat. It outlines three exercises: 1) Using PDFMaker within Word to convert the document to a PDF, 2) Using the Print command and selecting Adobe PDF as the printer, and 3) Combining multiple PDF files into a single document. The steps provided in each exercise guide the user through setting conversion settings in Adobe PDFMaker or the Print dialog box, and then converting or combining the files to create a PDF.
This document provides instructions for creating a PDF file from a Microsoft Word document using Adobe Acrobat. It describes three exercises: 1) Using PDFMaker within Word to convert the document to a PDF, 2) Using the Print command and selecting Adobe PDF as the printer, and 3) Combining multiple existing PDF files into a single document. The steps provided guide the user through setting conversion settings in PDFMaker or the Print dialog box, and then converting or combining the files to create a PDF.
This document provides instructions for creating a PDF file from a Microsoft Word document using Adobe Acrobat. It describes three exercises: 1) Using PDFMaker within Word to convert the document to a PDF, 2) Using the Print command and selecting Adobe PDF as the printer, and 3) Combining multiple existing PDF files into a single document. The steps provided include opening the Word document, accessing the appropriate Acrobat menus or commands, selecting conversion settings such as Standard format, and saving the resulting PDF file.
This document provides instructions for creating a PDF file from a Microsoft Word document using Adobe Acrobat. It outlines three exercises: 1) Using PDFMaker within Word to convert the document to a PDF, 2) Using the Print command and selecting Adobe PDF as the printer, and 3) Combining multiple PDF files into a single document. The steps provided in exercises 1 and 2 are similar and produce the same result, while exercise 3 demonstrates how to merge two or more existing PDF files.
This document provides instructions for creating a PDF file from a Microsoft Word document using Adobe Acrobat. It describes three exercises: 1) Using PDFMaker within Word to convert the document to a PDF, 2) Using the Print command and selecting Adobe PDF as the printer, and 3) Combining multiple existing PDF files into a single document. The steps provided include opening the Word document, accessing the appropriate Acrobat menus or commands, selecting conversion settings such as Standard format, and saving the resulting PDF file.
This document provides instructions for creating a PDF file from a Microsoft Word document using Adobe Acrobat. It describes three exercises: 1) Using PDFMaker within Word to convert the document to a PDF, 2) Using the Print command and selecting Adobe PDF as the printer, and 3) Combining multiple existing PDF files into a single document. The steps provided guide the user through setting conversion settings in PDFMaker or the Print dialog box, and then converting or combining the files to create a PDF.
This document provides instructions for creating a PDF file from a Microsoft Word document using Adobe Acrobat. It outlines three exercises: 1) Using PDFMaker within Word to convert the document to a PDF, 2) Using the Print command and selecting Adobe PDF as the printer, and 3) Combining multiple existing PDF files into a single document. The steps provided for each exercise walk through selecting options like setting the conversion to Standard format and embedding fonts to create an electronic thesis or dissertation PDF.
This document provides instructions for creating a PDF file from a Microsoft Word document using Adobe Acrobat. It outlines three exercises: 1) Using PDFMaker within Word to convert the document to a PDF, 2) Using the Print command and selecting Adobe PDF as the printer, and 3) Combining multiple PDF files into a single document. The steps provided in exercises 1 and 2 are similar and produce the same result, while exercise 3 demonstrates how to merge two or more existing PDF files.
This document provides instructions for creating a PDF file from a Microsoft Word document using Adobe Acrobat. It outlines three exercises: 1) Using PDFMaker within Word to convert the document to a PDF, 2) Using the Print command and selecting Adobe PDF as the printer, and 3) Combining multiple PDF files into a single document. The steps provided in exercises 1 and 2 are similar and produce the same result, while exercise 3 demonstrates how to merge two or more existing PDF files.
This document provides instructions for creating a PDF file from a Microsoft Word document using Adobe Acrobat. It outlines three exercises: 1) Using PDFMaker within Word to convert the document to a PDF, 2) Using the Print command and selecting Adobe PDF as the printer, and 3) Combining multiple PDF files into a single document. The steps provided in each exercise guide the user through setting conversion settings in Adobe PDFMaker or the Print dialog box, and then converting or combining the files to create a PDF.
This document provides instructions for creating a PDF file from a Microsoft Word document using Adobe Acrobat. It describes three exercises: 1) Using PDFMaker within Word to convert the document to a PDF, 2) Using the Print command and selecting Adobe PDF as the printer, and 3) Combining multiple existing PDF files into a single document. The steps provided include opening the Word document, accessing the appropriate Acrobat menus or commands, selecting conversion settings such as Standard format, and saving the resulting PDF file.
This document provides instructions for creating a PDF file from a Microsoft Word document using Adobe Acrobat. It describes three exercises: 1) Using PDFMaker within Word to convert the document to a PDF, 2) Using the Print command and selecting Adobe PDF as the printer, and 3) Combining multiple existing PDF files into a single document. The steps provided include opening the Word document, accessing the appropriate Acrobat menus or commands, selecting conversion settings such as Standard format, and saving the resulting PDF file.
This document provides instructions for creating a PDF file from a Microsoft Word document using Adobe Acrobat. It outlines three exercises: 1) Using PDFMaker within Word to convert the document to a PDF, 2) Using the Print command and selecting Adobe PDF as the printer, and 3) Combining multiple PDF files into a single document. The steps provided in each exercise guide the user through setting conversion settings in Adobe PDFMaker or the Print dialog box, and then converting or combining the files to create a PDF.
This document provides instructions for creating a PDF file from a Microsoft Word document using Adobe Acrobat. It describes three exercises: 1) Using PDFMaker within Word to convert the document to a PDF, 2) Using the Print command and selecting Adobe PDF as the printer, and 3) Combining multiple existing PDF files into a single document. The steps provided guide the user through setting conversion settings in PDFMaker or the Print dialog box, and then converting or combining the files to create a PDF.
This document provides instructions for creating a PDF file from a Microsoft Word document using Adobe Acrobat. It outlines three exercises: 1) Using PDFMaker within Word to convert the document to a PDF, 2) Using the Print command and selecting Adobe PDF as the printer, and 3) Combining multiple PDF files into a single document. The steps provided in exercises 1 and 2 are similar and produce the same result, while exercise 3 demonstrates how to merge two or more existing PDF files.
This document provides instructions for creating a PDF file from a Microsoft Word document using Adobe Acrobat. It describes three exercises: 1) Using PDFMaker within Word to convert the document to a PDF, 2) Using the Print command and selecting Adobe PDF as the printer, and 3) Combining multiple existing PDF files into a single document. The steps provided include opening the Word document, accessing the appropriate Acrobat menus or commands, selecting conversion settings such as Standard format, and saving the resulting PDF file.
This document provides instructions for creating a PDF file from a Microsoft Word document using Adobe Acrobat. It describes three exercises: 1) Using PDFMaker within Word to convert the document to a PDF, 2) Using the Print command and selecting Adobe PDF as the printer, and 3) Combining multiple existing PDF files into a single document. The steps provided include opening the Word document, accessing the appropriate Acrobat menus or commands, selecting conversion settings such as Standard format, and saving the resulting PDF file.
1. Create an ETD Using Adobe Acrobat
Lesson 2: Create a PDF File
Create a PDF File
Now that you’ve seen what an ETD looks like and how to browse the contents, it’s
time to learn how to convert your own thesis or dissertation into a PDF file. There Tip
are several different options for doing this, and all require that you have a copy Exercise 1 and
of Adobe® Acrobat® Standard or Professional installed on your computer. Adobe Exercise 2 produce
Reader, which is freely available for downloading from many Internet sites, can only the same result.
be used to read a PDF file. You cannot use it to create a PDF file. Choose the one that
works best for you.
In this lesson, you will learn how to:
1. Create a PDF using PDFMaker from within Microsoft® Word
2. Create a PDF using the Print command
3. Combine multiple files
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2. Create an ETD Using Adobe Acrobat
Lesson 2: Create a PDF File
Exercise 1 – Create a PDF Using PDFMaker
In this exercise, you will learn how to use PDFMaker to convert a View Demo
Microsoft Word document to a PDF file.
1. Start Microsoft Word and open your thesis or dissertation.
2. Look at the toolbars at the top of the window. Notice there are two areas Tip
related to Acrobat PDFMaker: The Acrobat 7 installer
• The Adobe PDF and Acrobat Comment menus scans your system for
• The Acrobat icons a copy of Microsoft
Office 98 or later, and
if found, automatically
loads PDFMaker. This
is the macro that
allows you to create
PDFs from Word as
well as Excel and
PowerPoint.
3. Click the Adobe PDF menu and choose Change Conversion Settings. If you do not see
Acrobat PDFMaker in
Microsoft Word, go
4. The Adobe PDFMaker dialog box opens. It contains four tabs with a
to Exercise 2 to use
number of different options. the Print command to
create a PDF file.
5. To create an ETD, choose Standard from the Conversion Settings
pop-up menu on the Settings tab.
6. The View Adobe PDF results option should also be checked to ensure
that the converted file will display automatically. Next, look under the
Application Settings heading and verify that the Add Links To Adobe
PDF option is checked so that any hyperlinks in your document will be
automatically converted to Acrobat links.
Tip
The default settings
will create an ETD.
Click the Restore
Defaults button to
make sure that the
defaults are selected
or click the Advanced
Settings button and
click the appropriate
tabs to make sure
fonts are embedded or
to change image or
color settings.
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3. Create an ETD Using Adobe Acrobat
Lesson 2: Create a PDF File
7. Click OK to save your settings.
8. You are ready to convert your thesis or dissertation to an Acrobat PDF
file. Click the Adobe PDF menu and choose Convert To Adobe PDF, or,
alternatively, click the Convert To Adobe PDF button.
9. When prompted, type a file name (or accept the default name suggested
by Microsoft Word), and click Save.
10. When the conversion is complete, your document will automatically open
in Acrobat, and you can check to see how it looks.
Continue to Exercise 2
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4. Create an ETD Using Adobe Acrobat
Lesson 2: Create a PDF File
Exercise 2 – Create a PDF Using the Print Command
In this exercise, you will learn how to use the Print command to convert View Demo
a Microsoft Word document to a PDF file. If you use a different word
processor, you should easily be able to duplicate the steps described below.
Your application must simply be capable of producing printed output.
1. Start Microsoft Word and open your thesis or dissertation.
2. Choose Print from the File menu.
3. The Print dialog box opens. Choose Adobe PDF from the pop-up menu
under Printer.
4. To set your print options, click the Properties button.
5. Click the Adobe PDF Settings tab. Notice that it contains a number of
different settings.
6. For an ETD, choose Standard from the Default Settings menu.
7. Verify that the View Adobe PDF results option is checked so that the
converted file will display automatically.
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Lesson 2: Create a PDF File
8. Click OK in the Document Properties dialog box to save your settings.
9. To continue to convert your dissertation or thesis to an Acrobat PDF file,
click OK in the Print dialog box.
10. When prompted, type a file name (or accept the default name suggested
by Word). Note that the default file extension is .pdf. Click Save.
11. When the conversion is complete, your document will automatically open
in Acrobat, and you can check to see how it looks.
Continue to Exercise 3
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6. Create an ETD Using Adobe Acrobat
Lesson 2: Create a PDF File
Exercise 3 – Combine Multiple Files
In this exercise you will see how to combine two or more PDF files View Demo
into a single document. By using a single command you can quickly
combine multiple files.
1. Using the instructions in Exercise 1 or 2, convert all the documents
you want to merge to PDF files.
2. Start Adobe Acrobat.
3. From the File menu, choose Create PDF, then choose From
Multiple Files.
4. A new dialog box opens so that you can add the files you want to
combine. Click the Browse button, navigate to each file, and click
the Add button to select it.
5. When you have listed all the files to be included, use the Move Up and
Move Down buttons to rearrange the order of the files or the Remove
button to delete a particular file.
6. To merge the selected documents, click OK.
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