You've edited and formatted a document in Microsoft Word. Now you need multiple reviewers to comment on it without altering its layout, changing its styles, or moving its text boxes. You need Adobe Acrobat. By making a PDF of the document, you can send it out to multiple reviewers. Reviewers need only the Adobe Reader to comment, mark up, and suggest changes to the document. They e-mail their comments back to you, where you have a full range of organizational tools to help you evaluate, sort, and accept or reject their comments. You can resolve conflicts easily and keep a record of all the suggested changes. Then you can decide whether to enter the final changes into your Word document directly, one by one, or by exporting the Acrobat text back into Word. You'll learn to:

• Create PDFs from Word documents
• Send PDFs for review
• Use Acrobat's commenting and text mark-up tools
• Merge comments from multiple reviewers
• Show, sort, accept, reject, and save reviewer comments
• Create a summary of reviewer comments
• Export Acrobat comments into Word

• Electronic Editing

• Adobe Acrobat I
• Microsoft Word 2003 - I
• Writing the Perfect Business E-Mail