Resource Guide: Creating a PDF

This Resource Guide provides three ways to create a PDF file using Acrobat.

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Merge Files into Single PDF using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC

You can combine two or more files into a single PDF using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC. It is also possible to take one PDF and split it into several files or extract certain files into a new PDF.

For additional information, view the Combine or split existing PDF documents article.

If you don’t want to download Adobe Acrobat to merge several files, Adobe has created a web-based tool that will help.

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Adobe Exchange Course: Learn Adobe Acrobat

Learn the basics and get started with Acrobat in a flash.

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Adobe DC Resource Guide: Three Collaborative Features

This resource guide will demonstrate the following three Adobe Acrobat DC interactive/collaborative features: Fill and Sign, Share for Review and Collect e-Signatures.

To learn more about Fill and Sign, view the tutorial Fill and Sign PDFs

To learn more about Share for Review, view tutorial Share a PDF File for Commenting

To learn more about Collecting e-Signatures, view tutorial Send Documents for e-Signature

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Bulk Scanning to PDF

Below are step-by-step instructions on how to utilize the high-volume copiers on ACC campuses in the duplication centers for scanning multiple documents in single or several large batches.

To view the guide for Bulk Scanning to PDF, click the link to the Resource Guide.

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LinkedIn Learning Training: Adobe Lightroom

For faculty & staff, this series provides training on using Adobe Lightroom from LinkedIn Learning.

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LinkedIn Learning Training: Adobe Illustrator

For ACC faculty & staff, this series provides training on using Adobe Illustrator from LinkedIn Learning.

To access the training, view the Illustrator CC 2019 Essential Training

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Full Video Tutorial for Beginners (2019 version)

Full video tutorial for beginners

Save your Photos

Save your Photos

Tutorial to learn how to save photos.

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Illustrator basics for new users

This Adobe tutorial series provides a number of activities to help users learn the functions of Adobe Illustrator.

For additional information, view Essential techniques for beginners to access the tutorial

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