Creating an e-Book With Adobe Acrobat [Video]

Since the launch of my free e-book, The Perfect Site Guide last week, I’ve been getting a lot of questions about how I created and secured the book.

So here’s a video that shows you how to create an e-book using Adobe Acrobat Professional.

Enjoy!

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11 Responses to “Creating an e-Book With Adobe Acrobat [Video]”

  1. Sometimes you just never know what it is that people don’t know how to do. I would never have thought that would be a problem. ;)

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  2. Nice informative video Lisa!

    I’d like to mention another free tool for creating PDF’s.
    OpenOffice Writer, available in the OpenOffice Suite from OpenOffice.org, allows exporting to PDF format. Most of the features you’ve described in the video(ie. TOC, Bookmarking, Linking, & Encryption with Passwords) are also available.

    Thanks,

    M. Noel

  3. Very informative video, this has helped me successfully create my eBook. Without this video I don’t think I could have done it.

    Thanks,

    Rob
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  4. Thank you for creating this video. It was helpful in many ways. However, I did have a question; After creating a secured ebook and a paypal account. How do you connect your secured ebook to your PayPal account, which will make it downloadable after a customer pays for it through PayPal? Thank you

  5. Lisa:

    I can’t tell you how very, very helpful your video tutorial was….absolutely on target and “non techie.” You offered me a simple, step-by-step approach to taking my Word document on real estate marketing with technology and getting it ready to upload to my storefront. Hope our paths will cross at some point….You Da Best!

    Allen F. Hainge, CRS, Reston, VA

  6. u rock! i have been trying to figure out this hyperlinking stuff inside ebooks FOREVER! thanks!!
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  7. I couldn’t get the links right in my word document when converting to PDF with Cutepdf. I searched and searched and finally I used openoffice and exported to PDF. All of my links are working now. I think Openoffice will work if you don’t want to spend the money on Adobe Pro. Very good info. Thanks Greg Ellison
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  8. Lisa,
    Very informative tutorial. I’ve been wanting to publish an ebook on my site for the past month. Please tell me which ebook cover creation software do you recommend. As you well know professionalism in content and presentation is key in designing an literature,

    Thank You for being a great contribution to all of our live…

  9. Hi and God Bless! I have been writing books, movie scripts, performing songs, cutting albums, etc. for years. I’m always asked about my “web page” of which I have none. This will change very soon, thanks to you. In researching the “how to make a web page or blog” sites, I stumbled on yours,,,Thank God. In a very short time I’ve learned more and have had many of my questions answered all for free. You are a real blessing and I intend to continue with your advice until I’m ready to really invest. Thanks again and God Bless, Bill Darrow http://www.folkalley.com/openmic/artist.php?id=1179

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