Palettes

Starting your first document

Modifying Text

Inserting an Image

Inserting a Table

Inserting a Horizontal Line

Saving your File

Setting up your Site

FTPing Files

Linking

Linking to another document in your site

Linking from one place to another in the same document

Creating an Email Link

Modifying the Colors of your Links and Page

Importing Word® Documents

Image Maps

Converting Layers to a Table

Part II--Creating your Site

Adding more pages to your site

Adding your Resume in .pdf format

III. Creating your Course Page

Putting your PowerPoint Presentaiton on your Website

 

Adding Your Resume in .pdf Format

1. Find your resume that you made in the Acrobat Workshop. Your resume should be in .pdf format, not .doc.

2. Copy or move your resume.pdf file to your website folder, if it isn't already there.

3. Go back to "index.html"

4. Click inside your table.

5. Click "Modify" then "Table" then "Insert Rows or Columns."

6. Click on "Rows"

7. The number of rows you want is 1.

8. Click either above the selection or below the selection depending on where you put your cursor. If you click the wrong one, you can click "Edit" and "Undo" and try it again.

9. This will add an extra row to your table.

10. Enter the text, "View my resume in .pdf format"

11. Manipulate the text to make it similar in font size and face to your other links.

12. Highlight your text.

13. Go to the Properties Palette.

14. Click the folder to the right of the Link field.

15. Find the file "resume.pdf"


16. Click "Open" when you have found it.

As you can see, .pdf files link the same way that normal HTML files link. The only differece, really, is that the viewer will need Acrobat® Reader to view the .pdf file.