Fathom Graphics uses Acrobat.com along with Adobe Creative Suite Design Premium to produce, review, and collaborate on creative content for clients. The company uses Adobe solutions to create easy-to-read checklists to help ensure no detail in complex design workflows goes unnoticed. Taylor tells us that Acrobat.com makes it easy to upload creative files, enabling everyone involved in a project to review, comment, and track changes. The streamlined process helps Fathom Graphics complete projects ahead of schedule and provide clients with a superior customer experience and outstanding results.

To learn more about how Fathom Graphics uses Acrobat.com, click here.

The book covers a wide array of topics that are relevant for novice users such as the new interface, basic PDF conversion and Adobe Reader, as well as topics for more advanced users such as OCR, Guided Actions, prepress and accessibility features.

Here is a sneak-peak at some excerpts to give you a taste of what Adobe Acrobat X PDF Bible offers:

• Exporting PDF Content
• Editing Text
• Scanning and OCR Conversions
•  Creating Accessibility and Tagging PDF Files
• Understanding Acrobat Form Tools

This book from Wiley publishing has long been a trusted Acrobat reference, and much like Acrobat, it keeps getting better with time!  It’s available for purchase now at bookstores and online.

Varanasi says that digital literacy is essential for student success. By using the right mix of tools in the classroom, teachers can challenge students’ traditional notions about their own creativity and get students to think differently about how the explore, create, and communicate assignments. By using more dynamic creative applications, teachers and students can look at assignments in new ways. To read more, check out the recent Adobe success story here.

Here’s the final question and the lucky winner will receive Premium Plus 1 year subscriptions to both FormsCentral and SendNow available at Acrobat.com, valued at approximately more than $400.00:

What was the last form you filled out?

The contest opens 10 a.m., Wednesday, March 23, 2011, and closes 2 p.m., Tuesday, March 29, 2011. The prize drawing will occur on or before 5 p.m., March 29, 2011. The drawings are open to residents in North America only. For the complete rules see here.

Be sure to follow @Acrobat for future contests and prizes next month!

Fans will have access to Acrobat videos on AdobeTV through a customized video tab, highlights from the Acrobat blog and updates from the @Acrobat Twitter channel, including tips and tricks, tutorials, product updates, events and activities, customer stories, contests, and more.

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Today, Rebecca kicks off the series by highlighting how to create your form and the tools that’ll help you do it; later this week week, she’ll carry on with testing and distributing your form, and finally she’ll take a look at analyzing all the data you garner over the course of your form’s life.

For now, read on for the down-low on form creation in FormsCentral with today’s post here.

Here’s question two and the lucky winner will receive a copy of the Acrobat X Suite (for Windows):

If you were an Acrobat feature, which one would you be and why?

The contest opens 10 a.m., Wednesday, March 16, 2011, and closes 2 p.m., Tuesday, March 22, 2011. The prize drawing will occur on or before 5 p.m., March 22, 2011. The drawings are open to residents in North America only. For the complete rules see here.

Check out @Acrobat next week for the last question of the month!

Acrobat has included accessibility features for many years. In Acrobat  X, you can add tags, and review the status of a document using either brief or extensive checking tools. Donna Baker, a prolific author and writer of many books and tutorials on Acrobat, has posted an article, “Acrobat X Accessibility — Beyond the Obvious,” that will take you on a tour of some common accessibility features. She additionally goes beyond the basics to look at accessibility requirements for common page elements you might not consider—accessible comments, form fields and more. Read the article on AcrobatUsers.com here.

Ready? Here’s your first question:

What is your favorite feature in Acrobat ?

A reminder, the contest opens 10 a.m., Wednesday, March 9, 2011, and closes 2 p.m., Wednesday, March 16, 2011. The prize drawing will occur on or before 5 p.m., March 16, 2011. The drawings are open to residents in North America only. For the complete rules see here.

Stay tuned here at @Acrobat each week in March for more questions! Good luck!

Starting Wednesday, March 9, we’re kicking off “March (Acro) Madness” and depending on the week, prizes range from free copies of Acrobat X, Acrobat X Suite and new cloud services like Forms Central and SendNow. Simply answer the question that we’ll post at @Acrobat about Acrobat features and tools, and everyone who responds is automatically entered into a drawing for a free copy of Acrobat X Pro.

Be sure to tag your response with the hash tag, #WinningWednesdays, to be eligible, and follow @Acrobat for the first question and the two other questions throughout March!

The contest opens 10 a.m., Wednesday, March 9, 2011, and closes 2 p.m., Wednesday, March 16, 2011. The prize drawing will occur on or before 5 p.m., March 16, 2011. The drawings are open to residents in North America only. For the complete rules see here.