[May 2006] Developing with Adobe® Acrobat® |
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[Jan 2006] Amyuni PDF Creator .Net |
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| This article is an indepth look into a PDF Viewing and manipulation component that we used in a recent .Net project. See how we rated the component and it's features. | |
[June 2005] NitroPDF |
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| We really wanted to have a look at Acrobat's newest competitor: Nitro PDF. We've purchased a copy and had a good look inside of ArtsPDFs Nitro PDF What did we find? Did we like it? Read the review to see for yourself. | |
[Apr 2004] FlashPaper vs PDF |
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In this month's article we explore how MacroMedia's FlashPaper stacks up against PDF, in detail we look at Fonts, Color, Portability among other things. |
[Mar 2004] Acrobat in the Browser |
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If you have ever had the need to find out what version of Acrobat your web page visitors are using then this article can help. It explains the methodology behind find out what version of Acrobat Plugin is running inside your visitor's Browsers. Example here. |
[Feb 2004] AcroTips HangMan Game |
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We created a game - the classic HangMan game in PDF, using Layers, Form Fields and Javascript. There's fifteen different Words to guess (PDF related of course). |
[Feb 2004] Optionally Speaking |
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This month we explore the Optional Content Group (OCG) or Layers as they are more commonly known as. In this month's article we show you what they are how they are comprised and also demonstrate with a real world example what can be done with them. |
[Dec 2003] Generating Reports |
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We take a look at the Report object in javascript to create a custom built report detailing Document information from user selected PDF's. The report details: Title, Author, Subject, Keywords, File Size, Number of Pages and Number of Fields. |
[Oct 2003] A Lesson in Templates |
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This month's article covers one of Acrobat's hidden treasures: Templates. Our example explains in detail how to create, define and then make use of Templates. There are two PDF's the first PDF is the article, and the second PDF is an Expense Form demonstrating Templates. |
[Sept 2003] Introducing SOAP |
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Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) has become one of the most widely used Internet standards available today. This article explains the implementation of SOAP from within Acrobat. |
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