Software Solutions Team - Course Schedule

NEW COURSE! This half-day class is designed to give you the skills necessary to create “fillable” forms using the built in form tools of Adobe Acrobat 9 Professional. You will learn design approaches to creating forms; the Form toolbar; how to add form fields (text, check boxes, radio button, list boxes); how to set form properties/behaviors; how to set tab order; and how to add action buttons to clear forms or submit form via e-mail. Note: This class does not cover use of Adobe LiveCycle.

Prerequisites: Basic Windows and word-processing experience, plus some exposure to Acrobat Professional.

Acrobat Forms Essentials	#6734	$145	Tue	09/21/10	9:00AM-12:00PM	Half-day
	#6863	$145	Fri	10/15/10	9:00AM-12:00PM	Half-day
	#6864	$145	Mon	11/29/10	9:00AM-12:00PM	Half-day
	#6865	$145	Tue	12/21/10	9:00AM-12:00PM	Half-day

Adobe Acrobat Introduction ◄-- Click here for Course Outline

In Acrobat Introduction (Professional version 8.0) , you will explore the Acrobat work environment, and practice creating and manipulating Portable Document Format (PDF) files. Some of the topics you will cover include: how to create a PDF file, how to modify a PDF file by adding navigation to it, how to annotate (add additional comments to) a PDF file, how to add security to PDF documents, and how to distribute PDF's.

Prerequisites: Windows Introduction or previous Windows experience.

Adobe Acrobat 8 Introduction	#6866	$249	Tue	10/19/10	9:00AM-4:00PM
Adobe Acrobat 8 Introduction	#6867	$249	Wed	11/10/10	9:00AM-4:00PM

Adobe Acrobat Advanced ◄-- Click here for Course Outline

In Acrobat (Professional version 8.0) you will learn to convert technical documents to PDF files, enhance and control PDF content accessibility, customize PDF documents for interactive use online (creating forms / form fields), and prepare PDFs for commercial printing.

Prerequisites: Acrobat Introduction or previous experience.

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ADOBE DREAMWEAVER

Dreamweaver Introduction ◄-- Click here for Course Outline

Using Dreamweaver, students will learn basic site design, navigate the Dreamweaver work environment, define a site and create a basic web page using formatted text, styles, and tables; manage images and links, manage Web site files, and then learn to upload site to a remote web server.

Prerequisites: Previous Windows experience, plus internet and word processing skills.

Dreamweaver Introduction

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Dreamweaver Advanced ◄-- Click here for Course Outline

Students will expand their knowledge of Dreamweaver by working with CSS styles, manage site assets, create dynamic, database-driven Web sites. You will learn how to create and detach library items, page templates, layers, and multimedia elements.

Prerequisites: Previous Windows experience, Dreamweaver Introduction or equivalent knowledge.

Dreamweaver Advanced

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