Adobe Bridge CS4 vs CS3

Question

Hello everyone,
I'm taking a class at the college about Photoshop and we are in a chapter
where we're using Bridge.
The class uses version CS4, but I'm using CS3 (the instructor gave a
thumbs-up to that prior to class). I'm in a place where I can't figure out
how to do it in CS3 and asking your help.
Here's the scenario from the textbook (CS4):
1. Open Bridge and click on the Folders tab.
--- Like in PS, there is a menu at the top that I don't have in CS3. Same
here in Bridge. After clicking the Folder tab, the book is showing a screen
where there are headings of Essentials, Filmstrip, Metadata, and Output.
2. Open the .psd file
--- that we were working with earlier in the chapter in PS
3. Click Output, then click the PDF button, then click Repeat One Photo per
Page check box, then click the Refresh Preview button.
--- I'm lost!
4. Scroll down to the Watermark section of the Output panel, click the View
PDF After Save checkbox, then Save.
--- Still lost!
Before I'm troubling you, I spent about 90 minutes looking through menus,
Adobe help, and online. Nothing!
So I'm drawing on the experience within the group to tell me if these steps
are possible in CS3 - even if they are not exactly as described above. As in
PS, sometimes the book shows how to do something and I can figure out a
work-around in CS3.
Thank you!
Gil

Answer 1

I certainly agree with John J.  The user interfaces are quite different, and the Bridge Output create  pdf function you are asked to do in Bridge CS4 replaced a CS3 pdf fuction performed from Photoshop CS3 called PDF Presentation.
Here's a series of CS3 steps that gets close to what your CS4 exercise looks to be calling for:
1. Launch Bridge CS3 and click on the folders tab and navigate to the folder with the pds files for your exercise.  (Ignore the different layout for workspaces et al.)
2. Select one or more psd files in Bridge (thumbnails in Content panel). 
3.  Still in Bridge, click on Tools > Photoshop > PDF Presentation.  This will launch Photoshop if it not already open and display a PDF Presentation dialog box with some choices.  The top section will list Source Files, which should show the file or files you had selected in Bridge.  In the bottom section Output Options select the Presentation button, and you might click to Include Filename.
4. Click Save at top of the dialog box.  You should get a Save dialog box.  Select filename and where to save the pdf; then you should see Photoshop's Save Adobe PDF dialog box in which, under General,  you can check View PDF After Saving.