PDFs are probably the single most important kind of output you can create with InDesign. They form the backbone of modern print and editorial workflows, and they have allowed us to distribute countless documents online, with richly designed layouts and interactivity. So knowing how to work with PDFs is an essential part of being an effective InDesign user. And if you need to get up to speed with Adobe’s most powerful PDF tool, Acrobat DC, then Claudia McCue’s Acrobat DC Essential Training is required viewing.
In the free video below, Claudia explains all of the settings in InDesign’s export dialog boxes for print and interactive PDFs. Check it out!
Creating PDFs from InDesign
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Adding sticky notes other annotations
Restricting editing
Checking accessibility
This article was last modified on August 8, 2019
This article was first published on August 26, 2016
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