Lawyers deal with many digital documents and most of those are in PDF format. Every lawyer needs a PDF editing and creation tool. Adobe Acrobat Pro DC is the tool of choice for most law firms. One of the benefits of such broad adoption of Adobe Acrobat across legal and many other sectors is that there are so many training resources available.

Catherine Sanders Reach, Director of the Center for Practice Management for the North Carolina Bar Association recently shared Advanced Acrobat Tips with the N.C. Bar members. These tips are a great way to do “bite-sized” training on Adobe Acrobat without committing to hours of formal training. There is some great content here from advanced hyperlinking techniques, correcting OCR text that was not recognized accurately to finding where Adobe has “hidden” the Advanced Search tool. Thanks, Catherine.