PDF files are the standard document sharing format on the Internet. And while you have always…to a certain extent…been able to add videos to them, it wasn’t until the past year where this became truly feasible.
In fact, now it’s extremely simple. How simple? I show you in this video.
Resources
Adobe Acrobat Pro
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Hi Dave
Two points
Will the web version of the Acrobat do this video thing for you on a per document basis?
Can you zip the file for send to reader say as a sign up premium i an email responder. Any recommendations on this?
Darla
@Darla – I don’t believe it does, but you might want to double-check with Adobe. You can put your PDF in a zip file, but the zip file will still be just as large as a zip file won’t reduce the video size any further.
It looks slick, I can see getting a big list to download it, maxing some bandwidth!