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Adobe® Acrobat® is the standard for document review, exchange and distribution. Adopted by both governments and corporate entities worldwide, Adobe Acrobat provides fast, secure and reliable formatting in the Portable Document Format (PDF). In this VTC tutorial on Adobe Acrobat 6, users will learn how to create, manage and share PDF documents, add security and much more. To begin learning today, click on a movie topic below.
Welcome to VTC's tutorial on Discreet’s 3ds max 5 which is an extremely powerful, rich and versatile 3D modeling and animation program. My name is Michael Hurwicz. In this tutorial 'Learning the Basics', you will learn the fundamentals of 3ds max 5, which includes modeling, animation, lighting, camera work and much more. The purpose of this tutorial is to show you all the basic functions of 3ds max 5, and how you can apply them to your 3D modeling and animation projects. By mastering these fundamentals and getting comfortable moving around in the program, you will be able to work more efficiently and with less trial and error, freeing you up to be more creative. You will be able to create basic 3D motion graphics and you will have a solid foundation for mastering more advanced functions. re advanced functions. orial. I will show you how to accomplish the following tasks in Acrobat, I will show how to create PDF documents from Microsoft Office documents, I will show you how to do this from within Microsoft Office applications, and how to create PDF documents in Acrobat directly by importing Microsoft Office documents. I will show you how to create PDF documents from authoring applications such as vector illustrations applications you may have on your computer or imaging editing applications you may have. I will show you how to create PDF documents from scanning images into your computer. I will show you how to create PDF documents from digital imaging devices you have attached to your computer. And I will show you how to add navigation to your PDF documents, in the form of links and if you own Acrobat Professional, buttons. I will show you how to create interactive PDF documents using Adobe Acrobat actions and Java Script, and in fact you can use Java Script to create a self executing PDF slideshow. I will show you how to add security to your PDF documents. If you distribute confidential information in the PDF format, you can add password security to your documents or you can add certificate security to your documents, that limits the permissions on the documents based on the recipient. I will show you how to edit PDF documents by adding pages, deleting pages, extracting pages to make new documents and merging PDF documents. I will show you how to review PDF documents using Acrobat's powerful commenting tools. I will show you how to initiate e-mail based reviews, and I will show you how to initiate browser based reviews if you are on the Windows platform. I will show you how to keep track of your reviews with the powerful review tracker. I will show you how to create PDF forms using Acrobat Professional. A PDF form is very similar to the forms you may find on the internet. They have text boxes that you can enter information into, checkboxes, radio buttons, list boxes, combo boxes, reset buttons and submit buttons. And I will also show you how to create multimedia presentations using Acrobat Professional. As you're viewing this, you may think this is a PowerPoint presentation, and indeed it did begin as a PowerPoint presentation but I converted it to a PDF document. When you convert a document into PDF format, you can add multimedia objects in the form of sound files, QuickTime movies, AVI movies and flash SWF movies. You can embed them in the document and anybody with Acrobat 6 Professional, Acrobat 6 Standard, or the latest version of the Adobe Reader can view full motion video, such as you see here. Now when you see this on your computer, it may look a little bit jerky and the colors may be a bit off, that's because of the compression and the frame rate I am capturing at. When you create your own multimedia presentations in PDF, They will look just fine, so if you're ready to start learning Acrobat, queue up the next lesson and I will see you there. :04:34.0