Do you use Adobe Acrobat?

By: BEVERLY BUTULA//August 4, 2008//

By: BEVERLY BUTULA//August 4, 2008//

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I can’t imagine too many of us go a day without using Adobe Acrobat. I wanted to mention a blog that you may find useful – Acrobat for Legal Professionals. Rick Borstein, a Business Development Manager at Adobe, is the author.

The blog discusses new releases, redaction, e-discovery issues, metadata, and much more. It is the simple hints and reminders that I really appreciate. Recently, Borstein had two posts on extracting non-sequential pages from a .PDF. If you want to keep up on Acrobat, or improve your firm’s use of the tool, this might be a blog worth checking. It is well written, often with step by step instructions (with pictures!).

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