Monthly Archives: January 2009

AIIM study on PDF usage in organizations

January 22, 2009 – 3:13 pm

An AIIM study into the usage of PDF in organizations has found that 90% of organizations are already using PDF to store and archive their documents, as reported by GCN.
The introduction of PDF/A (a subset of the PDF spec, designed for long term document archiving – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PDF/A) would be one of the main contributors to [...]

By Chris Dahl | Posted in news | Comments

New Web-to-PDF bookmarklet available for Google Chrome, Safari, Opera and more

January 21, 2009 – 9:38 pm

If you’ve been following our blog recently you might have noticed we’ve been busy enhancing and expanding the capabilites of our Web browser add-on — PDF Download — for Firefox, Flock and Internet Explorer. Today is no exception.
We have just extended the free Web-to-PDF feature so it can be used with all popular web browsers, [...]

By Richard Crocker | Posted in PDF Download, news | Comments

Ads (no longer) for Adobe PDF

January 13, 2009 – 11:28 pm

Well, I’m not surprised the pin was pulled on Adobe’s experiment with publishing ad-filled PDF files, but I was surprised when Ads for Adobe PDF was launched. Adobe has just notified publishers that the beta is over:
Thank you for your early adopter support and participation in the Ads for Adobe PDF Beta program.  Unfortunately, due to [...]

By Richard Crocker | Posted in news | Comments