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Free utility adds features to Acrobat forms

The Advanced Acroform Toolset from FormRouter adds some cool new capabilities to Adobe Acrobat Pro 7 or 8, or Acrobat 9 Standard, Pro or Pro Extended.

Source: Tips & Techniques blog - Keith Gilbert

Topics: Acrobat 9, Forms: Acrobat

03/15/2010

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A History Lesson You're Gonna Love - Acrobat's Organizer!

Source: Rocky Mountain Training Blog

Topics: Acrobat 9

03/12/2010

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Acrobat's PDF Portfolios

Source: LensWork Technology Blog

Topics: Acrobat 9, PDF Portfolios

03/12/2010

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Acrobat 9: Image-Based Watermarks

Source: IconLogic blog - David Mankin

Topics: Acrobat 9

03/12/2010

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Attend web meetings via your iPhone

Acrobat Connect Pro Mobile lets you participate in online meetings from just about anywhere.

Source: Terry White - BestAppSite

Topics: Acrobat.com

02/26/2010

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Stay Ahead of Malicious PDFs With Latest Adobe Update

Adobe has released a fix for two critical security flaws in its Reader and Acrobat programs.

Source: Network World

Topics: Security

02/16/2010

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Security Advisory for Adobe Reader and Acrobat

Adobe is planning to release on Feb. 16 an update for Reader 9.3 for Windows, Macintosh and UNIX, Acrobat 9.3 for Windows and Macintosh, and Reader 8.2 and Acrobat 8.2 for Windows and Macintosh to resolve critical security issues.

Source: Adobe Security bulletin APSB10-07

Topics: Acrobat 9, Security

02/12/2010

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Creating a Patient Information Form with Acrobat 9

Using Acrobat 9, you can create a form that is fillable using an earlier version of the free Adobe Reader.

Source: Adobe Healthcare Blog

Topics: Acrobat 9, Forms: Acrobat, Standards

02/08/2010

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