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Acrobat Help uses the names shown in the Preferences dialog box

If you need to view a PDF file just once, it's usually easiest to open it in your web browserIf you need to access the PDF later, you'll want to save a copy to your computer

This process will vary depending on your web browser, but in the example below the Save PDF button can be found near the upper-right cornerAs we mentioned earlier, PDFs are primarily meant for viewing, not editingHowever, there may be times when you encounter a PDF that allows you to enter certain information, like name and address

These PDFs use a special feature called form fields, which allow you to type new information into the document and save your changesFor example, this PDF contains several form fields for entering your name, address, and other information

There may also be times when you want to make small edits to PDF files, like adding a comment or highlighting text

To learn more about editing PDF files, check out our lesson on how to edit and merge PDFsPDF toolbar A menu on the PDF toolbar provides easy conversion and print capabilities

Convert a web page to PDF To convert a webpage to PDF, do the following: Go to the web pageFor Windows, use Internet Explorer, Firefox, or Chrome

For Mac, use FirefoxUsing the Convert menu on the Adobe PDF toolbar, do one of the following: To create a PDF from the currently open web page, choose Convert Web Page To PDF