The DoJ quietly reposted the Mueller Report. We analyze their repost, noting the changes (from a PDF perspective).
Even with OCR, the Mueller Report PDF remains partly unsearchable due to poor redaction and scanning workflows that degrade text recognition.
It‘s too bad that such important historical documents are nonetheless posted as such low-quality PDF files. We provide commentary.
David Blatner discusses PDF’s legacy, creative publishing, and why the format must evolve with richer interactivity to stay relevant.
… and end up with two tickets – for you and your boss 🙂
The educational sessions at #EDC2019 will be led by a wide range of experts from a variety of sectors. From accessibility to ZUGFeRD, there’s lots of interest for anyone working in electronic document technologies.
PDF is everywhere, but most document systems still treat it like digital paper. This article explores the gap between basic PDF support and truly modern workflows.
CreativePro Week and the Electronic Document Conference bring designers, developers, and PDF experts together for a week of practical insights, innovation, and networking.
Researchers from Ruhr University Bochum and Hackmanit GmbH have published pdf-insecurity.org, a detailed explanation of several vulnerabilities they had identified in PDF viewers and online validation services.
Demonstrates how law firms of the future can accelerate productivity with digital workers, faster document accessibility and more powerful editing and redaction tools