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Nov. 12, 2008
Creating Adobe PDF Forms
The City Club





Legal Technology Association
P.O. Box 501077
Dallas, Texas 75250-1077

The City Club, 69th Floor Bank of America Plaza 901 Main Street Dallas, Texas

Welcome to the Legal Technology Association

Welcome to the Legal Technology Association ("LTA")website. The LTA represents professionals working in law firms and corporations as well as companies that provide support and other services to the legal industry. Our members expertise ranges from end users to IS managers to network integrators. We also have professional training and technical support firms as members. Join us for the very next meeting of the Legal Technology Association. Our meetings are held at 11:30 a.m. on the second Wednesday of each month at the City Club in downtown Dallas 901 Main Street, 69th Floor. RSVPs are required, for more information check the calendar page.

President’s Message
We have such a great lineup of presentations for 2008-2009, so be sure to plan to attend each month. I would also like to suggest that members take a moment to consider others in their firm that will benefit from each month's presentations and invite them to that meeting. LTA is a great way to add to our knowledge, keep up with changing technology and network with others in the Dallas area legal technology field.

Glenda Rampy
President
Legal Technology Association

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Creating Adobe PDF Forms
Presented by Marilyn Bradford - Hunton & Williams

Learn how easy it is to create electronic PDF forms using Adobe Acrobat Professional. You can design and create an entirely new form or you can quickly convert your existing paper and electronic forms to PDF and then add PDF form fields.

See a demonstration of three types of Adobe PDF forms.

      Fill-and-print PDF forms are typically digital presentations of paper forms. Fill-and-print forms may contain interactive form fields or static form fields; either way, the user must manually deliver the form, such as via postal mail or fax machine.

      Submit-by-email PDF forms contain a button that either extracts the form data from the PDF form and attaches that data to an email message or attaches the filled-in PDF form to an email message.

      Submit on-line PDF forms contain a button that sends the form data to an online repository, such as a database.

Impress your clients, vendors, colleague, or better yet, make a great impression on the boss by presenting high quality, professional forms using Adobe Acrobat Professional.