Published in 2012, PDF/UA is the ISO Standard for accessible PDF files, software and assistive technology. PDF/UA defines, in specific technical terms, the precise features of PDF required to enable… The Matterhorn Protocol
If you use PDF technology from a software or product-development perspective then you might have heard about the two PDF Association Technical Conferences this year. The first was in Germany,… The Technical Conference is Almost Upon Me
There are many types of tools for working with PDF technology. To the end-user many of these things may seem undifferentiated. Displaying a PDF? How could that be a big… JPedal: a Java library for content users
I’m traveling to Königswinter in Germany next week to celebrate 20 years of PDF with my friends and colleagues at the PDF Association’s Technical Conference Europe 2013. If you can’t… The Portable Document Format at 20
People call Crawford Technologies when they make a lot of documents. Organizations generating large volumes of statements, invoices and other transactional documents can turn to Crawford Technologies for mission-critical solutions… Crawford Technologies delivers PDF/UA solutions for transpromo and EOM applications
The PDF Association’s Technical Conference North America 2013 and PDF/A Day this coming August is the first conference I’ve managed. But don’t let that dissuade you from attending! Adobe Systems’… Three days of PDF!
SUMMARY: EDMS/ECM systems are stuffed with PDF files but treat them as functionally equivalent to TIFF images. As a consequence, customers are accepting inefficiencies and missing out on the power of PDF. A… What’s Under the Rock? PDF in Document Management
ISO 14289 (PDF/UA) was published in the late summer of 2012. At a mere sixteen pages, the International Standard for accessible PDF technology does not, by itself, provide all the… The PDF/UA Technical Implementation Guide Arriveth
An accessibility expert pointed out the other day that VoiceOver, Apple’s screen reader for MacOS, doesn’t understand tagged PDF, and therefore doesn’t support accessibility in this extremely common electronic document format. He’s… Inaccessible by Choice: PDF on MacOS
Based in Ottawa, Ontario, NetCentric Technologies is the developer of the CommonLook line of PDF accessibility software. NetCentric offers the CommonLook Office add-ins for Microsoft Word and PowerPoint, the CommonLook… NetCentric will deliver PDF/UA creation, validation and remediation software