The Harvard Alumni Association invites you to join fellow local alumni for Global Networking Night in Boston. Register to reconnect with classmates and make new connections. Traveling on January 9?
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Check out the Global Networking Night event in the. The registration form allows you to connect your LinkedIn profile and other social media accounts to the guest list to more easily connect with other attendees before, during, and after the event.
Removing Deactivation Limit. Currently, activating Adobe software has a limit on the number of deactivations that can occur. Note that Acrobat 8 Pro on Mac does not activate. By Noah - 11:41 AM on January 23, 2011 Reply. And now, I cannot reinstall my Adobe Acrobat 8 Standard, for which I have an original legit Adobe disk and serial.
You will also be given the opportunity to sign-up to learn more about HAA Shared Interest Groups. Check it out to start networking now!
Note: There will be a cash bar. Harvard Club of Boston does not accept credit cards.
Sophie Goldstein On Twitter: I Have Adobe Acrobat Pro 8 For Mac Pro
I am a MSc candidate in Global Health and I am largely interested in working with refugee and migrant populations - in particular on prevention of gender based violence and addressing mental health issues and trauma that these communities experience. I intend to pursue a career in medicine in the future but am now looking for opportunities post graduation (May 2019) that speak to my global health interests. I am interested in project management, research analyst, and consultancy positions. In my free time, I like to roam Boston to find new and interesting eats! I demonstrate proficiency in Internet Interface communication. Web authoring allows flexibility in Course Management and Learning Management Systems curriculum development with or other-than incumbent CMS designs such as the Black Board course Management system.In the area web tool Innovation, I/d like to dialogue with like minded colleagues on their progress in learning web technologies. For myself, I was able to create: A Twitter generated strategy to cultivate and validate a proposal that can use widgets that embed platforms on a proposal site such as Scoop It, and allow room for site expansion.
It allows optimizing opportunities for analyzing social media, web traffic and web content featured on the dashboard, .REACT, a moniker my Team created for a make-a-difference movement stands for Responsible Everyday Acts Caught on Twitter. The purpose of the REACT site is to give students/teachers/adults an outlet to praise, reward, and lift up, encourage, and reward great behavior. This will give students the opportunity to speak kind words about each other rather than to bully students.
As we all know, no one is perfect. Through social networking, REACT gives students the chance to stand up for themselves and others that they might see being bullied.
The objective here is to use kind words and thoughts to uplift someone else. The person you are uplifting might have held the door open for you,helped you study for a test, or came to your rescue during an awkward situation between you and others. The person giving the compliment might have been afraid to thank you in front of others or just too shy. REACT will give them the “VOICE” that they are looking for. The REACT hyperlink: . The purpose of the REACT site is to confront student populations who may experience 'cyber bullying', 'cyber stalking', ' cyber theft', 'cyber exploitation “ with a voice to be heard in the process of healing, resiliency and recovery from “cyber abuse”. I demonstrate proficiency in Internet Interface communication.
Web authoring allows flexibility in Course Management and Learning Management Systems curriculum development with or other-than incumbent CMS designs such as the Black Board course Management system.In the area web tool Innovation, I/d like to dialogue with like minded colleagues on their progress in learning web technologies. For myself, I was able to create: A Twitter generated strategy to cultivate and validate a proposal that can use widgets that embed platforms on a proposal site such as Scoop It, and allow room for site expansion. It allows optimizing opportunities for analyzing social media, web traffic and web content featured on the dashboard, .REACT, a moniker my Team created for a make-a-difference movement stands for Responsible Everyday Acts Caught on Twitter.
The purpose of the REACT site is to give students/teachers/adults an outlet to praise, reward, and lift up, encourage, and reward great behavior. This will give students the opportunity to speak kind words about each other rather than to bully students. As we all know, no one is perfect. Through social networking, REACT gives students the chance to stand up for themselves and others that they might see being bullied. The objective here is to use kind words and thoughts to uplift someone else. The person you are uplifting might have held the door open for you,helped you study for a test, or came to your rescue during an awkward situation between you and others.
The person giving the compliment might have been afraid to thank you in front of others or just too shy. REACT will give them the “VOICE” that they are looking for.
The REACT hyperlink: . The purpose of the REACT site is to confront student populations who may experience 'cyber bullying', 'cyber stalking', ' cyber theft', 'cyber exploitation “ with a voice to be heard in the process of healing, resiliency and recovery from “cyber abuse”.
Amanda Patarino is a first year MPP student from Denver, Colorado. Prior to coming to the Kennedy School, Amanda worked at the Partnership for Public Service, a DC-based nonpartisan nonprofit working to make the federal government more effective. At the Partnership, Amanda primarily worked on Presidential Transition, launching and managing the Washington Post political appointee tracker and authoring the third edition of the Presidential Transition Guide. Throughout college and high school, Amanda worked on Republican campaigns in Colorado and on the Hill for Cory Gardner. Her main professional interests are polarization and partisanship, political appointments, presidential transition and government effectiveness. After the Kennedy School, Amanda plans to work on the 2020 transition and then join the federal government. I have been educated in 3 fields - computer engineering, business, and education.
Currently, I am doctoral candidate at Harvard Graduate School of Education and founder and executive director of Our Golden Hour, an organization committed to extending educational opportunities for children in marginalized communities and underserved areas. We develop AR/VR technology to democratize education. We build schools for orphan children and publish and distribute children's book in local languages.
Our work has been featured in Harvard Graduate School of Education, Harvard Kennedy School of Government, Harvard South Asia Institute, BBC, Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Smithsonian Institution, and the National Geographic Society. I want to connect around education policy-particularly lobbying for policies that positively affect marginalized groups and how to most effectively advocate for equitable education in our K-12 public school system. I would also love to chat with other alums who are musicians, because I've been a singer for about 25 years and my band has a residency in Boston.
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In closing, I am hoping to meet other passionate and driven individuals who want to transform the education experience our students of color and economincally disadvantaged students receive nation-wide but particularly in the Greater Boston Area. I am passionate about creating inclusive, diverse and excellent cultures within families, communities and schools. I founded Relation-Shift at the Harvard Innovation Lab in order to end sexual violence, promote healthier relationships and create safer schools. In my work, I partner with organizations, businesses and middle and high schools to prevent, respond to and resolve relationship and sexual violence, bullying and harassment. I am eager to connect with others working to advance justice, equality and safety in their communities; those interested in addressing sexual harassment and violence; educators and administrators interested in protecting the safety of their students and community; individuals interested in the intersection of racial justice and gender equality.
I am using Adobe Acrobat 8 with the OCR function to convert a periodical into a searchable electronic format. The problem is that there is no good built in tool to fix OCR mistakes- the find OCR suspects does not allow me to view the whole document as text (or text overlay) and edit words as needed. The OCR is not 100% and there are foreign words that I need to fix up.
Is there any 3rd party software that can edit PDF text overlay? I also have OmniPage 15, but as far a as I know, you can't preserve the original image and have a text overlay like you can in Acrobat.
If I use Acrobat, it allows me not to have to copy and paste the OCR text into a layout program and fix it there.all I need is a solution to fix mistakes in the text overlay. Thanks in advanace, Daniel. I'm pretty sure you can do this with OmniPage as well - I know that Abbyy's FineReader does support a number of different PDF options, and one of them is to keep the original image, and add the text 'behind' the image.
Do you have the 'Professional' version? If not, that may be the key. But, I can tell you how to do this with just Acrobat. It's a bit cumbersome, but it can be done. First select the TouchUp image tool and click on the page.
This will select the page image, which you can now move out of the way (e.g. To the left edge of the page. Just make sure that a part of the image is still on the page so that you can grab it again and move it back. For this to work, it would be beneficial if your page only contains one scanned image.
Certain scan settings will create multiple images, and it will be very hard to work with those. Then select the TouchUp Text tool and click anywhere on the now blank page. Do a Ctrl-A to select everything. You will now see where text is, but you still cannot see the text.
Right-Click on any of the text segments and select 'Properties.' On the properties dialog select a stroke color of black. This will make your text visible, and editable.
Once you are done, change the text color back to 'No color' and move your image back. The Acrobat work-around is quite annoying, plus it doesn't allow you to fix text very easily, the screen flashes after you change 1 letter and when I add words/letters they don't space out correctly and it's an all around pain. So since I have to do this for thousands of pages, what do you recommend? I indeed do have OmniPage standard edition- is that why I don't see an option for PDF with text overlay?
If I were to upgrade to 15 professional, does that have good editing capabilities for PDF text overlay? Is Abby's better? I also have Adobe Capture installed, but I don't quite know how to use it- would that be good? Before thinking of this, I was using the standard feature of OmniPage and copying that text into Publisher - which required me to re-layout the whole publication- each page- very big hassle.
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So if you could get this working for me it would be a life-saver. Thanks again, Daniel.