A few weeks ahead of the PDF Accessibility Days 2015 in Copenhagen, Olaf Drümmer interviewed Ted Page, who will be speaking at the conference, about accessible PDF and school exams.
PDF remains the dominant format online, far surpassing editable files. Many websites rely on PDFs for core content, highlighting their role as the web’s preferred “fixed” document format.
Taken together, PDF’s features describe a format of such flexibility and power that it will define the essential “electronic document” concept forever.
Die neuen Farbprofile PSO Coated v3 (FOGRA51) und PSO Uncoated v3 (FOGRA52) sind seit dem 30. September 2015 verfügbar.
Interessierte können mit der integrierten, kostenfreien PDF/UA-Validierung in der Version 6 von callas pdfaPilot Desktop überprüfen, ob ihre Dokumente dem ISO-Standard für universelle Barrierefreiheit entsprechen.
Most browsers now support some basic PDF features natively. What’s next for PDF on the web?
Announcing a new 3D PDF solution using PRC.
Paper is still with us: “Digital books accounted last year for around 20 percent of the market, roughly the same as they did a few years ago.”
Die callas software GmbH unterstützt den europäischen Softwareentwicklungswettbewerb Code for a Cause (C4C)
2 PDF-packed days; 3 tracks, 37 sessions, and two great keynote speakers: Adobe’s Phil Ydens and Silent Circle’s Jon Callas!