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Tour De LiveCycle updated for LiveCycle ES2
4 Feb2010
Adobe has released an updated version of Tour de LiveCycle. This tool covers the entire LiveCycle ES 2 suite which is far more than simply data services. Topics include process management, rights management, document security, developer tools, end user interfaces and much more. There are over 1,000 pages of content and samples!
If you are curious about LiveCycle, this is a great exploration tool. If you are already a LiveCycle ES2 user, this is a great reference tool.
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- Tags: LiveCycle ES, Tour De LiveCycle
My colleagues from Adobe’s Benelux technical team have come up with another great use case for my custom LiveCycle ES Twitter Component I built some time ago.
Anyone with a corporate shared Twitter account will understand the conflict between being open and allowing anyone to post a tweet vs making sure that only correct public information is exposed. This solution built out using Adobe LiveCycle ES & Flash Builder is one way of solving this issue.
Part 1 – Build a controlled tweet solution
Building a controlled Twitter solution using Adobe LiveCycle ES (part1) from Dr LiveCycle on Vimeo. Part 1 of a video that demonstrates how you can use LiveCycle ES to build a process Read the rest of this entry »
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- Tags: Flash Builder, LiveCycle ES, Tutorial, Twitter
Adobe recently announced some key changes in the enhanced security feature with the January 2010 release of Acrobat & Reader.
1. Acrobat/Reader Trusted Sites now recognize files that comes from Windows Trusted Sites.
2. All of the enhanced security modal dialogs have been converted into information bar (i.e., yellow information bar that you would see in IE browser when you come across an ActiveX control). It allows end users to add sites to the privileged locations through the information bar if they run into cross domain connections in the context of their workflows.
Acrobat.com now on iPhone
17 Jan2010
In November I wrote about “must see” Acrobat.com improvements made by Adobe to its free online collaboration service. In the press release about the latest version there was mention of work done by scanR to bring mobile integration to Acrobat.com users. This release for iPhone is now live on the iTunes app store.
So why use Acrobat.com on your iPhone?
The Acrobat.com mobile by scanR site explains the following workflows;
Work from anywhere – Access Acrobat.com files from your mobile phone, and easily share them with others as a link instead of a bulky e-mail attachment.
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- Tags: Acrobat.com, Blackberry, Collaboration, iPhone, PDF
Adobe Refresh 2010 coming soon to AU & NZ!
14 Jan2010
For the 4th year in a row the Adobe Australia tech team are heading out around the country for the Adobe Refresh roadshow, and this year we’re even making it across to Perth!
You’ll have a chance to join Andrew Spaulding, Mike McHugh, Paul Burnett and me as we show you live demos of our favourite tools, discuss how you can use the technology to solve today’s problems, and have a chance to ask questions and network with people just like you. Read the rest of this entry »
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- Tags: Designers, Developers, Flash Platform, LiveCycle ES, Refresh
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