Posts Tagged ‘Acrobat’

January 2010 Security Update for Adobe Reader and Acrobat

22, Jan 2010

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., [...]

Adobe Acrobat, Reader & LiveCycle Designer updates

13, Jan 2010

Over the last few days there have been a few updates and announcements of note to Acrobat & LiveCycle users, plus anyone running Adobe Reader (and that’s most of us right?)
Adobe Reader and Acrobat 9.3 and 8.2
A new security update is available for Acrobat & Reader users. I’m by no means a security expert but [...]

How to fix PDF previews in Outlook 2007 64 bit

31, Oct 2009

If you’re like me and have finally made the move to a 64bit version of Windows, be it Vista or Windows 7, you may have come across an annoying glitch related to PDF previews within Outlook 2007. Instead of displaying the PDF correctly you receive an error similar to “This file cannot be previewed because [...]

Do people trust your documents?

3, Aug 2009

I’ve been getting a few laughs lately at presentations when I show this PDF supposedly from the US Congress claiming (on page 20) that budget is being set aside “to further the mission to capture and hold all the territories currently known as New Zealand and Australia “. I joke with the audience that obviously [...]

Lowering your costs while increasing business efficiency

28, May 2009

My latest round of presentations across Australia have been based on the topic of “Lowering your costs while increasing business efficiency”. Clearly in the current economic climate we’ve seen many projects put on hold due to budget cuts, yet a more agile approach would be to start with some quick wins that were aligned to [...]


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