Adobe Acrobat 8 3D - Manual (Page 329)

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Chapter 11: Editing PDFs
It’s a fact that Adobe PDF is unlike other document formats, in which you can freely copy, paste, and move text and
images on a page. Instead, consider a PDF as a snapshot of your original file. Use Adobe Acrobat to touch up and
enhance the file for readability and distribution, and reserve more substantial revisions for your source application.
Quickstart
The following topics provide quick steps to some common PDF editing tasks.
Add a bookmark
You can add navigation to a PDF with bookmarks.
1 Open to the desired page and adjust the view settings.
2 (Optional) To bookmark text, select the desired text.
3 Click the Bookmarks button in the navigation pane, and choose New Bookmark from the Options menu.
4 Type or edit the bookmark name.
You can also add bookmarks to specific portions of a page, such as an image or a table, or to another PDF.
See also
“Create a bookmark” on page 327
Add a link
Links take you to other locations in the same document, to other documents, or to websites. They can also trigger
actions, such as playing a sound or movie file or submitting a form.
1 Choose Tools > Advanced Editing > Link Tool.
2 Drag a rectangle where you want to create a link.
3 In the Create Link dialog box, choose the desired link appearance and action.
4 Follow the on-screen instructions to create the link.
See also
“Create a link” on page 331
Attach files to a PDF
You can attach many types of files to a PDF.
1 Choose Document > Attach A File.
2 Select the file you want to attach, and click Open.