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Justin Luckman

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Rob Mundy and Ali Tabari explain how to create and use electronic hearing bundles.

The above free video explains how to create and use an electronic trial or hearing bundle using Adobe Acrobat Pro. In it, Rob Mundy explains how to prepare PDF files, make an index, combine PDF files, make the bundle searchable, compress it, add page numbers, add an index and adjust page numbers. Ali Tabari explains how to navigate by page number or bookmark, add and adjust bookmarks, highlight text and add extra pages.

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