Tag: capture
SnackableApps releases Go PDF for iOS
SnackableApps has announced the release of Go PDF for iOS. The app creates PDF from from browser-based content such as web pages.
Read More »PDF3D adds viewer capture feature for 3D PDF publishing
Visual Technology Services has upgraded its PDF3D technology which now gives users the ability to integrate and capture 3D screens for AVS/Express users.
Read More »Quickly open PDF Web links
Did you know that Acrobat 7 allows users to open Web links within either Acrobat (effectively capturing the Web page on-the-fly) or a Web browser like Internet Explorer or Firefox? What’s more, users can open Web links in a flash with some nifty keyboard shortcuts.
Read More »How To Create a PDF of an Entire Website
For whatever reason, we can find ourselves needing offline access to entire websites, be it for evidence, research or archival purposes. The good news is that this is a simple task in Adobe Acrobat, as PDFforLawyers.com’s Dave Fishel explains.
Read More »Mad Web Skills with PDF — Create a PDF from Internet Explorer
If you are about to go offline for a while but just have to finish that online article, why not capture it to PDF? You can then either print it or view it on your handheld device. Nifty, eh? PDFforLawyers.com’s Dave Fishel explains how in this piece on creating PDFs from Internet Explorer.
Read More »Create Web Page PDFs in Acrobat
Often, you can find yourself wanting to keep an offline record of a web page: you may be traveling, and won’t have internet access, or perhaps you need a static copy of the page for your archives. Either way, Acrobat’s web capture feature can be an invaluable addition to your bag of tricks. This PDF tip explains.
Read More »Getting Snappy with Snapshots
A new feature with Acrobat 6 is the Snapshot. A Snapshot is an area of a PDF page or the whole page that you define with the SnapShot tool that becomes a destination for use in actions (links, bookmarks etc).
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Boost image with PDFs in 7 steps
Writing for WebProNews, Roger Parker explains — despite
Read More »the confusing title of the article — ‘seven easy ways to
improve the image and effectiveness of your Acrobat
files.’