When can you dispose of older email? Should you maintain it for the long term in Outlook or Lotus Notes?

In this podcast, you'll learn how to archive email in a PDF Portfolio using Acrobat 9. Acrobat captures each message and converts it into a PDF. Each message PDF contains the original attachments. Finally, Acrobat rolls it all up into a searchable PDF Portfolio.

Presenter: Rick Borstein
See Rick's blog at www.adobe.com/go/acrolaw

Acrobat 9 includes and all new, more powerful Document Comparison engine.

Changes in documents are now logged as standard Acrobat annotations. That allows savvy users to bring all the power of the Acrobat comment capabilities to bear to review, search and summarize changes.

The focus of this demonstration will be using Acrobat 9 to find changes between two text documents.

Rick Borstein, Adobe's Business Development Manager for the Legal and Life Science markets, presents this video.

One of the most frequent feature requests heard from our Acrobat 3D customers has got to be “please let us save the 3D measurements in the PDF file!” Acrobat 9 Pro Extended not only makes this possible, but also provides a significantly improved user experience when measuring 3D parts and assemblies.

This podcast, from Adobe’s Jim Merry, will discuss the 3D measurement tool’s newly designed user interface, the persistence of measurement entities, how the 3D measurement entities integrate with the commenting and markup tools, and the new preference options.

Acrobat provides a great set of tools for commenting and marking up 2D documents and these tools were extended to support Acrobat 3D Version 7 by enabling markup entities to be placed on top of a 3D View. Acrobat 9 Pro Extended takes the commenting feature even further by providing a ‘3D Commenting’ tool that enables you to create a markup that actually resides in the 3D world-space, is anchored to and actually moves with the 3D model.

In this podcast by Adobe’s Jim Merry, you will learn how to the 3D Commenting tool works, how the 3D comments are integrated into the Model-Tree view list and the Comment pane, and how to use the Comment search tool to find specific strings.