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OfficeSuite Updated To v7.2: Additional PDF Export Options

OfficeSuite And OfficeSuite Pro Updated To v7.2: Additional PDF Export Options, HP ePrint Support, And More
Read More »How will Acrobat’s new sandbox play with my workflow?

Following the addition of sandbox technology to Adobe’s flagship product, people (including we at Planet PDF) have been keen to nail down the practical implications of the move. Sure, it makes PDF viewing safer, but how will it affect my elegant PDF document workflow? In this article, Dan Shea takes a look at some of the finer points of ‘Protected View’, Acrobat’s new bodyguard.
Read More »Latest Acrobat patch beefs up security, adds sandbox

Unfortunately, exploiting security vulnerabilities in Adobe’s PDF products has become something of a growth industry. In response, Adobe has released major security updates to Reader (last November), Acrobat (two weeks ago) and their corresponding web browser plug-ins. These updates integrate ‘sandboxes’ to isolate the software from system resources.
Read More »New feature allows users to Quick View” PDFs in Google searches”

As keen-eyed Google users may have noticed, a new ‘Quick View’ link has been added to about half of the PDF links now displaying in Google search results.
Read More »Cleaning up PDF documents in Acrobat

If you are posting your PDF document to a web site, you’ll generally want to upload a clean copy that will streamline the viewing experience for your site visitors. This tip outlines a quick way to remove unnecessary annotations, widgets, JavaScript, links, bookmarks and attachments, along with optimizing your documents for fast web viewing.
Read More »3-Heights 1.41 released

Swiss company PDF Tools AG has released the latest version of its 3-Heights PDF Tools. Features new to version 1.41 include support for Windows 9x, continuous page layout mode, web link support and an ‘Analysis Only’ function.
Read More »Finding user screen resolution with JavaScript

PDF’s cross-platform nature makes it very portable, but it also means that there are many different kinds of users and setup configurations. This JavaScript tip explains how to find the user’s screen resolution, which can then be used to perform operations such as setting the PDF’s initial zoom settings.
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