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Non-rectangular links are coming to PDF 2.0! This article offers some background to link technology in PDF and discusses the forthcoming Extension to PDF 2.0.

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With the publication of ISO/TS 24064 PDF 2.0 now supports three 3D formats: U3D, PRC and STEP.

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Assistive technology street markers

This post provides a quick overview of PDF/UA that explains what PDF/UA is, why it should be used, what is important and how to create PDF/UA documents.

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New release iText DITO 2.3

iText DITO 2.3, the latest version of our collaborative PDF creation solution has just been released. Read on for details on what’s new in this version.

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callas software is organizing another of its famous PDF Camps for 2022, which enables two-way knowledge-sharing that will benefit both guests and callas’ own team.

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PDF Days Europe 2022 - Working Together!

Members and non-members alike are welcome to submit proposals to present at the world’s premiere PDF technology event this September!

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A person tries to decide which version of PDF/X.

Dov Isaacs discusses the issues and opportunities that the print publishing industry faces and how the PDF/X standard can help the industry in this installment of the ‘Twenty Years of PDF/X’.

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Diagram of PDF/X and PDF/VT development.

In this part of the ‘Twenty Years of PDF/X’ series, Dov Isaacs discusses the success and adoption of the PDF/X standards.

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PostScript, John Warnock, PDF and Adobe Acrobat.

In this part of ‘Twenty Years of PDF/X’, Dov Isaacs explores how PDF/X tamed PostScript and its impact on the publishing industry.

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