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Kurt Foss
Security researchers have posted a public advisory to warn Reader 5.1 users of a "high-risk" buffer overflow flaw in the XML forms data format that creates a risk of system takeover.
Kurt Foss
The latest versions of pdfFactory and pdfFactory Pro from FinePrint Software allow the use of a default print driver for both printing to paper and creating a PDF.
Kurt Foss
At the drupa 2004 conference in May, Enfocus Software will preview how Job Definition Format (JDF) and Job Ticket support will be incorporated across its entire product line.
Kurt Foss
nDefense, Inc. has released updated versions of its MailDefense products that now feature the ability to systematically remove any malicious code embedded in PDF file attachments.
Kurt Foss
Recent news items from Ireland and New Zealand indicate that concerns remain over PDF use on and by governmental Web sites.
Kurt Foss
Coredge Software's family of e-mail management software products now allows users to create a PDF version of Lotus Notes e-mail for improved content management.
Kurt Foss
nCipher has announced pdfProof, its turnkey solution that can be used to establish "a single point within in the enterprise to digitally sign and securely time stamp" any PDF document directly from any desktop equipped with Acrobat 6.
Kurt Foss
Looking for a way to make his patients' medical records more portable, a Cincinnati doctor turned to the portable document format.
Kurt Foss
All four subway tracks on New York City's Manhattan Bridge are now being utilized for the first time in a couple decades, following completion of major reconstruction. The city's Transit Authority has posted updated PDF maps and schedules on its Web site as part of its informational campaign for the 600,000 daily riders potentially impacted by the changes.
Kurt Foss
In explaining her obsession for stalking her ex-lover online, an otherwise-respected magazine writer notes she's limited in her pursuits by a lack of technical expertise. She underscores that by asking 'What ... is a PDF?'
Dan Shea
Adobe Systems is soliciting prospective beta testers for a future release of XML/PDF form designer software. According to the company's Web site, the testing with selected, qualified participants will begin on or after March 8.
Dan Shea
Adobe recently announced the latest additions to its Acrobat/PDF-based Intelligent Document Platform -- new enterprise document control software dubbed "Policy Server," and a renamed and enhanced PDF JobReady (formerly PDF Transit) for Internet printing and online document delivery.
Kurt Foss
In a Computing interview, Adobe CEO and president Bruce Chizen discusses the company's plans for the future, including its Acrobat/PDF-oriented opportunities and others related to imaging products and services. He cites custom PDF development as the company's "biggest competitor."
Kurt Foss
activePDF has released PrimoPDF, a free Windows-only printer driver that provides PDF-creation capabilities, including the ability to optimize the resulting documents for either printing or on-screen use.
Kurt Foss
Adobe Systems is offering a free, three-hour workshop on March 9 in New York City -- in conjunction with the AIIM 2004 conference -- for developers currently working with, or interested in developing with, PDF and/or XML. Conference registration is not required to attend Adobe's hands-on seminar.
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