I create a lot of PDF forms and one of the things that can get tricky with Acrobat Pro is that when you save a form as a .PDF, often times it won't save the file so that someone can actually save their entered data.  If this is the case, when you open the PDF…

a guest post by John Abadi of FileSecurePro eBook theft and intellectual property piracy is on the rise. It's a lucrative activity that is nearly impossible to prosecute and thus provides ample motivation for an eBook thief. If you're selling an eBook online, you need to be aware of how you can be ripped off…

Sometimes you add security settings to your .PDF files in order to limit certain features.  You can add passwords, restrict printing, restrict reader changing as well as a whole host of other features.  But what if you go ahead and secure your document and you want to remove those security settings?  The answer is simpler…

Converting a PDF file to a Word document is easy with Acrobat Standard (the same steps also apply for Acrobat Professional). 1.  First open the .PDF file in Acrobat Standard.  Then head to the Export Drop-Down and select Word Document.  

This video will go over how to make a PDF document using free tools. It will also review the advantages of PDF files and why you would use PDF documents.