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This introductory level presentation is designed for lawyers new to PDFs or who have a basic familiarity with Adobe Acrobat Pro and want to learn more.
Portable Document Format (PDF) has become the standard for publishing, sharing, storing, and filing documents electronically. For legal professionals, the preferred PDF application is Adobe Acrobat Pro. Every lawyer needs to understand the basic features of this technology and how to use it. Join experienced technology trainer Craig Brody as he shares a high-level overview of some of the important ways Adobe Acrobat can save you time and make document sharing easier and safer. You will learn how to create and edit PDFs, combine files, redact text, sign and secure documents, and run other important commands. Topics include:
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how Adobe Acrobat Pro can help reduce your dependence on paper and improve your organization and efficiency. Materials will include valuable shortcuts and timesaving tips.
Craig Brody is a technology trainer with more than 25 years experience teaching thousands of lawyers and other professionals how to effectively use Microsoft Office, Adobe Acrobat and other software programs to improve work productivity and efficiency. He is a frequent presenter for American bar associations and leads training workshops at The Wharton Business School and the University of Pennsylvania and UCLA Law Schools. In addition, he publishes his own training materials and provides software consulting and programming services to law firms and other organizations.