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Tag Archives: adobe
Flaws Found in Adobe Acrobat Pro X
With some fanfare, Adobe recently released the latest version of their powerful PDF generating and editing program Adobe Acrobat Pro X. The new version comes with many enhancements and a whole new look and feel. The folks at PC Magazine … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, General Information, Software, universal design
Tagged Accessibility, acrobat, adobe, universal design
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The Unconference
I admit that I am old enough to remember an ad campaign many years ago for the soft drink 7-Up where they referred to the product as the “Un-Cola” (WARNING: YouTube uncaptioned video) . I know, I’m showing my age. … Continue reading
Is it safe to use Adobe plugins?
One has to wonder after reading these articles from yesterday’s ZDNet… In their article, Report: Malicious PDF files comprised 80% of all exploits for 2009, ZDNet reports: A newly released report shows that based on more than a trillion Web … Continue reading
Flash v. HTML 5
Just read a good article by Tony Bradley called “Is it time for the Web to Abandon Flash.” In it he notes the controversy about Apple not allowing Flash on any of its handheld products, including the soon-to-be-released iPad. Millions … Continue reading
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Tagged Accessibility, acrobat, adobe, Apple, Flash, HTML5, universal design
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Distance Learning and Access
I have been on a quest to get the latest information about the various distance learning and conferencing software on the market and their accessibility. And I have not been having much success. It seems that every day there is … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, Software, universal design
Tagged acrobat, adobe, videoconferencing
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