One of the reasons I have a Referral Details and a Comments field on my DesignGeek subscription form is because people often regale me of the circuitous route they took to find the newsletter. Here’s a good one that just came in:
Referral_details: adobe help didn’t help, but you did. i googled my problem and found you. you are AWESOME
Comments: all i needed to do was add some text to a pdf. Adobe help page was no help at all, only suggesting typewriter tool which didn’t let me choose special size and color. I googled “how to add text to pdfs” and luckily found you. I hope you know just how helpful you are!
Wasn’t that great? It’s from a university’s Creative Director.
It’s great motivation for me to get this dang ezine started up again!
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well um yeah!
Anne-Marie~ question for you about Acrobat 9. I am a member of Lynda.com and did some searches but wasnt successful there so bounced here to you! goal: setting up writeable pdf.s for my medical offices. Desire to have “hot” keys for some symbols they routinely use. degree symbol for example. I have done it in word but it doesnt “stick” once I am in acrobat. Possible?
appreciate a response!
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