Adobe Document Cloud Business Practitioner flashcards
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- PDF ISO standard
- PDF is standardized as ISO 32000, which defines the file structure, objects, and rendering model so documents display consistently across compliant viewers and platforms.
- PDF/A archival subset
- PDF/A is an ISO subset of PDF designed for long-term archiving; it forbids external dependencies such as linked fonts and requires embedded fonts and no encryption.
- Acrobat Standard vs Pro
- Acrobat Standard creates, converts, and signs PDFs; Acrobat Pro adds redaction, PDF optimization, document comparison, preflight, and advanced accessibility and print-production tools.
- PDF Portfolio defined
- A PDF Portfolio is a container PDF that packages multiple files of different formats into one document with a navigable component interface, unlike a merged single PDF.
- Reader capabilities
- Free Adobe Acrobat Reader can view, print, comment on, fill and sign PDFs, but cannot create PDFs from other formats or apply document-level passwords and permissions.
- Document Cloud scope
- Adobe Document Cloud is the cloud service layer combining Acrobat, Acrobat Sign, and cloud storage connectors, enabling create, share, sign, and track workflows across devices.
- Cloud storage connectors
- Connectors let Acrobat open, edit, and save files directly in repositories such as SharePoint, OneDrive, Google Drive, and Box without manual download and re-upload.
- Business use case routing
- A common Document Cloud pattern routes contracts from a business system through Acrobat Sign for signature, then stores the signed PDF and audit trail back in the system.
- OCR searchable PDF
- Optical character recognition adds a text layer over scanned page images, producing a searchable, selectable PDF that can also be exported to editable formats.
- Create PDF vs print
- Acrobat's Create PDF uses the source application's PDF engine and preserves structure like tags and links; Print-to-PDF depends on the print driver and often loses structure.
- Optimize PDF purpose
- Reduce File Size downsamples images and removes redundant objects to shrink a PDF; Save As Other Optimized PDF exposes per-object settings such as image quality and discard options.
- Combine Files behavior
- Combine Files merges multiple source documents into a single PDF and can build bookmarks from filenames; the original source files remain unchanged on disk.
- Export PDF requirement
- Exporting a PDF to Word or Excel works directly on text-based PDFs; scanned PDFs must first be OCR-processed or the export produces images rather than editable text.
- Compare Documents output
- Compare Documents analyzes two PDF versions and produces a side-by-side view plus a summary report listing text and image differences between them.
- Action Wizard function
- Action Wizard runs a saved, repeatable sequence of commands such as OCR, optimize, watermark, and secure across many files in a single batch operation.
- AcroForm vs XFA
- AcroForm is the classic PDF form field model with broad viewer support; XFA is a dynamic XML form model not supported in all viewers, so conversion to AcroForm improves compatibility.
- PDF/X print subset
- PDF/X is an ISO subset of PDF for reliable print exchange; it constrains color, font embedding, and transparency to ensure consistent commercial printing output.
- Sign workflow sequence
- An Acrobat Sign agreement moves from preparation through sending, recipient signing in the configured order, and final distribution of the signed PDF plus audit report.
- Approver recipient role
- An Approver reviews and approves an agreement without applying a signature, and can be placed in the routing order before signers complete their fields.
- Certified recipient role
- A Certified Recipient receives a copy of the completed and signed agreement for record-keeping but does not sign or approve it during the workflow.
- Sequential signing order
- In sequential signing, each recipient is notified only after the previous participant completes their action, enforcing a strict chain of signatures.
- Parallel signing order
- In parallel signing, all recipients are notified simultaneously and can sign in any order, which shortens cycle time when signatures are independent.
- Audit report evidence
- The Acrobat Sign audit report is a tamper-evident PDF listing each event with timestamps and IP addresses, serving as the evidentiary record of the transaction.
- ESIGN and UETA
- The US ESIGN Act and UETA grant electronic signatures the same legal effect as handwritten ones when intent to sign and consent to electronic records are shown.
- eIDAS signature tiers
- EU eIDAS defines Simple, Advanced, and Qualified electronic signatures; Qualified signatures use a certified device and carry the strongest legal presumption of validity.
- Agreement expiration setting
- Expiration sets a deadline after which recipients can no longer sign an agreement; reminders can be scheduled separately to prompt recipients before that deadline.
- Document Open password
- A Document Open password encrypts a PDF so the file cannot be opened without the password; it is distinct from the Permissions password that controls restrictions.
- Permissions password
- A Permissions password prevents recipients from changing restrictions such as printing, copying, or editing; the restrictions are enforced by compliant PDF readers.
- Certificate encryption
- Certificate security encrypts a PDF using a recipient's public key so only the holder of the matching private key can decrypt and open the document.
- Redaction process
- Redaction requires marking content, applying redactions to permanently strip underlying text and images, then sanitizing to remove hidden data before release.
- Sanitize Document
- Sanitize Document removes hidden information such as metadata, embedded attachments, comments, form data, and scripts so a PDF can be safely shared externally.
- Admin Console roles
- The Adobe Admin Console manages users, product profiles, identity types, and license assignment; product profiles map users to the entitlements of a specific product.