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Important Alert: If you develop some simple, core PDF skills, you’ll be surprised at how much easier your law practice will become. How so? Well…

PDFs Free You From the Inflexible Tyranny of Paper

The more you know how to use PDFs the less you’ll need to rely on paper. Because we’re familiar with paper we tend not to notice how it drags us down.

So, PDFs are the key to a smoother law practice, one that can save you time, money, and frustration.

Imagine a life where you…

• Stop wasting time rummaging around looking for misfiled office papers. Learn to pull up any document you need in less than a minute, even if you’re out of the office, with nothing but a smartphone at your disposal.
• Dramatically reduce how much you pay for office space.
• Can skip going into to the office, but still retain the option to knock out any necessary work—even from a friendly, relaxed place (or, better yet, a sailboat in the Caribbean).
• Quickly and easily sign documents even when you have no printer handy (i.e. when you just walked into a hotel room and get an email with a document attached that you need to sign).
• Don’t pay paralegals to bates-stamp documents. Let your computer do this boring, tedious task 100 times faster, without a single mistake. For Free.

You need to develop PDF skills to take advantage of these things.

The easiest way to learn the core skills is with the free Adobe desktop software called Adobe Reader (did you notice the word “free” in that sentence?)

The fastest way for a lawyer or legal professional to learn those skills is from a book completely focused on how lawyers use PDFs.

And what core PDF skills will you learn from this powerful book? Important things like how to:

• quickly zoom in on hard to read text in PDF pages.
• rotate PDF pages that were mis-scanned, and are flipped sideways.
• search for key text in a group of PDFs (indispensable at a deposition when need to find a key document in seconds). Probably the most important PDF skill for you to develop.
• tag key passages by highlighting them so you can find them quickly the next time you open that PDF.
• place virtual sticky notes on the page of a PDF document or a Westlaw case (sort of like the marginalia you write on the edges of papers you work with, but more powerful because they’re automatically organized for you)
• Use digital stamps to mark PDFS with phrases like “DRAFT” or “CONFIDENTIAL.” Or create your own stamps with whatever text you want to use.
• digitally sign PDF documents. Ever need to quickly sign a document someone emailed you? You can, and once you learn how you’ll use this feature to make your life a whole lot easier.
• Fill out PDF forms, quickly and easily. Even type onto PDF forms that you scan into your computer. Big time saver.

You want to learn these core PDF skills without a lot of futzing around, right? Okay, so…

Get ‘PDF Essentials for Lawyers’

PDF Essentials explains in 1-2-3 step-by-step fashion how to use the free Adobe Reader software to improve your law practice.

Best of all, this book was carefully designed to make it easy for you to quickly learn the core skills, and lock them into your brain so you can easily make use of your new PDF skills.

There are several reasons why this book will make it easy for you to learn the core PDF skills.

1. The book is in PDF Format

Reading the book in PDF format lets you practice the skills as you learn them. In other words, you can immediately perform any of the skills you’re reading about—while you’re reading about them.

The book also contains hyperlinks to sample PDF documents that will help you practice your PDF skills.

2. The book has visual explanations

It’s chock full of color illustrations that SHOW YOU how to apply yellow highlighting, or quickly navigate to a different page in a PDF.

3. The book has crisp video tutorials

There are links to over a dozen super-short, sparklingly clear tutorial videos, like the one shown below.

All told, the book has over 30 minutes of video tutorials. Having such powerful video explanations, alone makes the book worth twenty or thirty times the actual price.

Praise from lawyers who’ve reviewed PDF Essentials

“PDF Essentials for Lawyers is a detailed yet easy-to-understand guide to viewing and working with PDFs using the free Adobe Reader software. Given that the cost of the book is roughly the price of a Venti Frappuccino, you need not think twice about whether to buy it.” — Bob Ambrogi (Editor, LawSites)

“a good overview of working with PDFs…it’s surprising how little people know about how to use them.” — William D. Hall

“you are literally using a PDF file as you learn about using a PDF file, which makes the book even better…The graphics in the book are also very well done, making it extremely easy to follow along.” —Jeff Richardson (iPhoneJD.com)

“I really like how is casual and informative voice comes across in this book.” —David Sparks

“The book is designed for lawyers, paralegals, legal secretaries, law students, and anyone in the legal profession who wants to improve their PDF handling skills.” —Katie Floyd

“If you’re a lawyer or someone who works with PDFs a lot … PDF Essentials for Lawyers is a great kickstart.” —Brooks Duncan (Editor, DocumentSnap)

Praise from buyers of PDF Essentials…

Attorney Tom Grace emailed me after reading the book and wrote this:

“I just finished reading your outstanding book,… (and working through exercises and watching your videos).

I have to tell you that I learned more than I ever expected and got more out of your book than I had any reason to anticipate.

It was absolutely terrific, and I will now use Adobe Reader much more, not just more efficiently, but more competently, I am sure. Thanks, for such a helpful volume and congratulations for packing so much into a very readable volume.

Other lawyers had similar comments:

“Practical, hands on…useful for any lawyer or professional who traditionally has lots of paper…”

“Easy to follow…Perfect for what I want to use Adobe for…”

“Found especially useful the expanded discussion on comments, hot keys, and multiple signature methods.”

“Very easy to understand.  Well written.”

“Really appreciated the video tutorials…”

“It was good overview of working with PDF’s…Thanks for taking the time to create this.”

“easy to follow and not burdened with discussions of features that I won’t likely use.”

In short, the book is designed to help you learn PDF skills efficiently

Your time is valuable, and so I created a book that will allow you to quickly and easily learn what you need to know to improve your day-to-day law practice. I didn’t waste time discussing features lawyers aren’t likely to use much.

Given how much time you’ll save, PDF Essentials for Lawyers is easily worth at least $50 or more, but…

…it’s available for a very limited time for just $14.95. Note the phrase “limited time,” however.

Improve your PDF skills and order it now.

Your new, more modern law practice is just a click away.