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Handy Keyboard Shortcuts in Acrobat 6 Adobe Acrobat 6 is chock-full of keyboard shortcuts. To make these keystrokes work, choose Edit→Preferences or press Ctrl+K (Acrobat→Preferences or Command+K on Mac) to open the Preferences dialog box. Choose General on the scroll list to display those options in the dialog box, and in the Miscellaneous area, select the Use Single-Key Accelerators to Access Tools check box, and then click OK. When the feature is activated, the ToolTips that appear when you hover the mouse pointer over a button tool show not only the tool’s name but its keystroke shortcut, or single-key accelerators, as Adobe likes to call them. The following table shows the shortcut keystrokes for all the tools in Acrobat 6 that use the single-key accelerators feature: Shortcut Keys for Selecting Acrobat 6 Tools Toolbar Tool Shortcut Keys Basic Tools Hand H Select Text V Snapshot G Zoom Zoom In Z Commenting Note S Indicate Text Edits E Stamp K Highlight Text U Advanced Commenting Rectangle D Text Box X Pencil N Attach File J Advanced Editing Select Object R Article A Crop C Link L Form F Movie M TouchUp Text T Measuring Distance B.

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Common Commands on the Acrobat 6 File Menu The File menu in Acrobat 6 is home to the common command items for opening, closing, and saving PDF files. Because you can edit PDF files in Acrobat 6, this menu contains a Save option for saving editing changes, as well as a Save As command for renaming, saving copies, and changing file formats. Acrobat 6 also lets you use the Save as Certified Document command to vouch for the contents of a document by digitally signing it. Among the items for opening, closing, and saving files and the standard print (Page Setup and Print) and exiting commands (Exit on Windows and Quit on the Mac), are various File menu commands categorized in the following areas: • PDF Creation/Viewing: Use the Create PDF command to easily create a new PDF file from another file, multiple files, your scanner, a web page, or an item in the Clipboard. Choosing any of the commands on the Create PDF submenu opens a dialog box that enables you to select your source items for PDF creation.