OnDemandBooks has created an amazing machine that will produce a book for a customer as he/she waits. The finished product is compiled, printed (color cover too), bound & delivered to the consumer – all from a single machine. It comes as no surprise that the books are retrieved and processed in PDF format!
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at the heart of espresso is pdf
Posted in Acrobat History, Acrobat Training, tagged Acrobat technology on May 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
In the beginning…
Posted in Acrobat History, Acrobat Training, tagged Acrobat Tips, Adobe Acrobat on February 23, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Before Adobe’s introduction of Acrobat to the world in 1993, sharing documents with coworkers & friends was… CHALLENGING!
The “P” in PDF stands for PORTABLE – beyond appropriate.
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