Callas software’s Dietrich von Seggern describes a few of the innovative technologies under consideration for PDF as discussed at the PDF Association’s recent Symposium on Advancing the PDF Imaging Model.

Although PDF is commonly understood as a single holistic file format, in reality, PDF comprises a number of distinct dialects, each designed to support a specific aspect of the format.

5 years ago the PDF Accessibility LWG began a project to develop a set of accessibility techniques for PDF files. This project is now beginning to come to fruition.

New federal regulations set digitization standards for permanent records and require agencies to manage their permanent records in digital format.

Read Riley Kooh’s vision for the future of PDF technology over the next 25 years.

The PDF Association’s PDF cheat sheets are designed to help developers work more efficiently. They are highly condensed summaries, with information grouped to help inform on nuances or details that are often forgotten.

The PDF industry mourns the passing of the Adobe founder and visionary whose inventions and insights led to the creation of PDF.

PDF is a large, complex specification! Developers often look for first steps in its implementation. This article offers some suggestions.

Overcoming ossification requires everyone to agree on the strategy and specific technical changes affecting all stakeholders.

The PDF Association is proud to announce the release of “ISO/TS 32005 Document management – Portable Document Format – PDF 1.7 and 2.0 structure namespace inclusion in ISO 32000-2”. This publication aims to address and clarify the rules governing PDF … Read more