Chapter 2. Building a Cohesive Document
We often find ourselves overwhelmed by the number of programs and file formats we’re inundated with on a daily basis. Suppose you want to view a Microsoft Word document, Excel spreadsheet, and PowerPoint presentation as one document. You could cut and paste content from one program to another, but wouldn’t it be nice to use each document’s structure? Or what if you needed to e-mail a document composed of Web pages from your company’s Web site, a table from your coworker’s PowerPoint presentation, and sample book pages that were saved in InDesign?
One of Acrobat’s biggest contributions to creating order in the office is its ability to create a single document from a variety of sources. In this project, you’ll ...
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