Adobe PDF approved as ISO standard
Adobe PDF (Portable Document Format) 1.7 has been approved as an international standard by the International Standards Organization (ISO), according to a company executive.
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Adobe Photoshop CS3 update released
Adobe has released an update for its flagship application Photoshop CS3. The update, which brings the current version to 10.0.1, fixes several bugs with the application.
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Adobe CEO Chizen to step down
Adobe CEO Bruce Chizen will step down from his post at the end of the month, the company said Monday.
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Adobe outlines its Leopard compatibility
Adobe, one of Apple's most important third-party partners, has commented on its compatibility with Mac OS X Leopard. The company said that most, but not all of its applications are compatible with Leopard without the need for an update.
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Adobe makes Flex Builder free for students
In an effort to lure more developers to its tools for building RIAs (rich Internet applications), Adobe is making its Flex Builder 2 software available free to students and faculty at educational institutions.
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Russian hackers 'behind PDF malware'
A notorious Russian hacker gang is responsible for ongoing attacks using malicious PDF documents, a researcher said Wednesday.
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Trojan PDF installs malware on unpatched PCs
A malicious PDF document that exploits bugs in Adobe's Reader and Acrobat software is on the loose, Symantec said Tuesday, just hours after Adobe patched the programs.
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Adobe patches critical PDF vulnerability
Adobe has patched its Reader and Acrobat programs today to fix a flaw that exposed most Windows XP users to exploits arriving in malicious PDF files.
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BBC uses Flash to open iPlayer to Mac and Linux users
The BBC and Adobe has announced a strategic relationship that will see the BBC adopt Adobe's Flash Player software, allowing Mac and Linux users to use the broadcaster's iPlayer streaming video service for the first time.
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Adobe to fix Photoshop CS3 printing problems 'soon'
Adobe is to release an update to Photoshop CS3 to improve problems with the application's printing system, the Photoshop product manager John Nack has admitted.
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Adobe talks the future of ColdFusion
There was CGI, Java and even C. But for building Web sites during the dot-com boom, nothing was hotter than ColdFusion.
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Adobe adds collaboration services for developers
Adobe is preparing two hosted services that will allow developers to add real-time collaboration capabilities, including voice over IP, to RIAs (rich Internet applications). The company demonstrated the services -- code-named Pacifica and CoCoMo -- at its Adobe MAX 2007 user conference in Chicago Tuesday.
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Adobe discusses plans for online tools
Ask Adobe CEO Bruce Chizen about the state of relations between his company and Microsoft, and he finds it hard not to smirk.
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Adobe AIR 'a target for hackers'
Adobe's moves to support rich Internet applications are exposing the software vendor -- and its developers and users -- to the threat of more Web-based malware and efforts to take advantage of security holes in its products.
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Hacker finds serious flaw in PDF
The hacker who discovered a recently patched QuickTime flaw affecting the Firefox browser says he has found an equally serious flaw in Adobe's PDF file format.
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IBC: Adobe previews Flash Media Server 3
Adobe has unveiled new features that will headline the upcoming release of Flash Media Server 3 at the IBC trade show in Amsterdam.
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IBC: Adobe launches Audition 3 for pro audio
Adobe has announced Audition 3 software, a major new release of the all-in-one solution for professional audio production.
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IBC: Adobe adds Panasonic P2 support to Premiere Pro CS3
Adobe has unveiled an update that adds native support for the Panasonic P2 camera format in Premiere Pro CS3 software at the IBC trade show in Amsterdam.
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Adobe sets off on Creative Licence Tour 2007
Adobe has announced a nine-city Creative Licence Tour kicking off in London on 17th September and is set to take in cities across the UK and Ireland. The one-day events will include demonstrations and presentations showcasing the latest professional tips and techniques for the Creative Suite 3 family, together with development tools such as Flex and AIR.
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After complaints, Adobe axes link to Kinkos
Adobe will remove a menu option in its Acrobat and Reader programs that lets users send documents over the Internet to FedEx Kinkos for printing, the company said on Thursday. The move comes after complaints from other printing companies, who view the feature as steering business to FedEx Kinkos, one of the larger printing services companies worldwide.