Adobe Acrobat for Lawyers
If you’re not as up on Adobe Acrobat and .pdf’s as you should be (and I’m not). It’s time to learn. Pdf has been a standard format in the ‘real world’ for a long time and the local Federal Court now requires all of the filings to be in .pdf format, so it’s time to learn. Dennis Kennedy points to the Acrobat for Legal Professionals Blog written by Adobe themselves. PDF for Lawyers blog written by Dave Fishel and Ernest Svenson is also a great resource for learning more about Adobe Acrobat.
David,
Dennis and I ran into each other at an Adobe Legal presentation in St. Louis Wednesday.
Would suggest that you try to attend an Adobe program before investing, so as to make the investment worthwhile.
We were given a cd, with I will try to copy and mail to you.
John
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