Academic Technology NEXUSLearn keyboard shortcuts for various commands on Photoshop for Windows and Mac OS.
To learn more, view Photoshop Keyboard Shortcuts.
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Learn the basics, or refine your skills with tutorials designed to inspire. Use these brief How-To Videos for simple tasks and in-depth explanations of more advanced techniques.
For more information, view Photoshop Tutorials.
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Get up and running with Photoshop, the industry-leading digital image editing tool. Learn the basics and find resources for taking your learning to the next level.
For more information, click Adobe Education Exchange.
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For faculty & staff, this series provides training on using Adobe Acrobat from LinkedIn Learning.
For more information, click LinkedIn Adobe Acrobat training.
All ACC faculty and staff have access to LinkedIn tutorials. For more information about LinkedIn tutorials, see LinkedIn Learning at ACC.
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In this video, you will learn how to check the accessibility report of a PDF document using Acrobat Pro DC.
For additional information, view the Determine how easily persons with disabilities can access PDF documents with the Adobe Acrobat Pro DC Accessibility Checker article.
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This article explains how to easily turn a scanned paper form or a simple form made in Microsoft Word, Excel, or another application into an intelligent PDF form. There are also directions for creating a fillable form from scratch.
To learn more, view the following link: Create and Distribute PDF Forms.
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Learn the basics or refine your skills with tutorials designed to inspire.
Click to access a variety of tutorials.
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Create PDFs to meet common accessibility standards, such as Web Content Accessibility Guidelines(WCAG)2.0 PDF/UA(Universal Access or ISO 14289)
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Step-by-step overview on using annotation and drawing mark up tools to add comments in PDFs.
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Learn how to quickly collect secure electronic signatures from others with the Adobe Sign tool in Adobe Acrobat DC. Recipients can sign PDFs in minutes, and you can manage document activity in real-time.
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