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USING ACROBAT 9 PRO EXTENDED
Getting started
Last updated
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/30/2011
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Collaborate
Initiating a shared review
In a shared review, all participants can view and respond to comments. It’s a great way to let reviewers resolve
conflicting opinions, identify areas for research, and develop creative solutions during the review process. You can
host a shared review on a network folder, WebDAV folder, SharePoint workspace, or on Acrobat.com, a new secure
web-based service. All you need is Acrobat, a PDF, and a free Adobe ID to get started.
1
Prepare the PDF.
Save the PDF you want participants to review. If you want to call attention to particular questions or topics for
discussion, add comments to the PDF.
2
Send the PDF for a shared review.
Choose Comments > Send For Shared Review. Acrobat opens the Send For Shared Review wizard. You can share
any document that can be modified with comments. If a document has security settings that do not allow
comments, Acrobat notifies you.
3
Select a method for collecting comments.
Choose how you want to post the PDF and collect comments from reviewers. Choose Automatically Download &
Track Comments With Acrobat.com if you want to use Acrobat.com to share the review. Choose Automatically
Collect Comments On My Own Internal Server to use a network server, a WebDAV server, or a SharePoint
workspace.
The Send For Shared Review wizard guides you through different ways to manage comments.