a designer's guide
to the
Portable
Document Format
AT THIS WEBSITE YOU WILL FIND ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS LIKE THE ONES BELOW as well as find important research information, samples, and hyperlinks for Adobe Acrobat, Adobe Capture, and the Portable Document Format (PDF). As new information becomes available, we will be updating this "research companion" so be sure to bookmark it NOW and return often. What's New is updated weekly.
A demonstration of the incredible graphic versatility of Portable Document Format files.
There
are quite a few PDF
links here, we recommend that you verify that you have the
latest version of Acrobat
Reader installed
before you get started. If you are unsure, visit Adobe's
site for downloading Reader for the particular computer
platform that you have. Use the frameset menubar at left to
navigate this site.
Why MUST graphic designers learn about the Portable Document Format?How do PDFs improve the creative process for most designers and their clients?
What are the prevalent uses of Acrobat and the Portable Document Format?
Where are the newest opportunities in corporate publishing?
What is the latest trend in the publishing design field?
How do HTML and PDF formats compare?
How can I easily convert printed documents to PDF?
How can I best proof my graphics on-screen?
How can graphics and text be copied from PDF files for creation of HTML pages?
Where can I go to solve problems I am having with PDF files?
Need a translation of any of our information? Then copy the English here and paste it into AltaVista's free multi-language translator.
If you are visually impaired, there is free service available from Adobe called Adobe Acrobat Access that converts Web-based PDF files to HTML, which can then be read by common screen-reading programs. Adobe also offers a Adobe Reader Acrobat Access Plug-in (Windows only) that helps convert files that are NOT on the internet.
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