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MILFORD, Conn. (Business Wire) -- DataViz(R), Inc., a leading provider of mobile office compatibility solutions, today announced the availability of Documents To Go(R) Premium Edition and PDF To Go(R) for BlackBerry(R) smartphones. The award winning mobile Office suite Documents To Go enables a full set of features for viewing, editing and creating native Microsoft(R) Word, Excel(R) and PowerPoint(R) files and attachments(1) including support for Office 2007, on BlackBerry smartphones. DataViz is also introducing PDF To Go, which allows users to view native PDF files on their BlackBerry smartphones. Documents To Go Premium Edition offers advanced functionality over the Standard Edition, which was selected by Research In Motion (RIM) to be included on BlackBerry smartphones running BlackBerry(R) Device Software 4.
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via Globe Investor @ 14:03 4th Nov
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Tags: adobe pdf, Google, ocr, Optical character recognition, pdf, Search, Search Engine News, Search Engines
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via TechWhack @ 7:42 31st Oct
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New Version Provides Advanced Microsoft Office File Editing Capabilities; PDF To Go Introduces Native PDF Viewer for BlackBerry Smartphones
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via TelephonyWorld.com @ 21:17 4th Nov
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New Version Provides Advanced Microsoft Office File Editing Capabilities; PDF To Go Introduces Native PDF Viewer for BlackBerry Smartphones
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via MarketWatch @ 14:03 4th Nov
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first native PDF reader for BlackBerry® smartphones from Research In Motion (RIM). RepliGo Reader offers desktop-like viewing of PDF documents and email attachments downloaded to the handset. Once downloaded, documents can be loaded and displayed directly from the device's memory or media card without requiring a wireless data connection, enabling permanent offline access to any content contained within a PDF file.
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via Device Management Forum @ 1:25 5th Nov
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via DMN Photoshop @ 3:25 19th Nov
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An anonymous reader writes "Core Security Technologies issued an advisory disclosing a vulnerability that could affect millions using Adobe's Reader PDF file viewing software. Engineers from CoreLabs determined that Adobe Reader could be exploited to gain access to vulnerable systems via the use of a specially crafted PDF file with malicious JavaScript content. Successful exploitation of the vulnerability requires that users open a maliciously crafted PDF file, thereby allowing attackers to gain access to vulnerable systems and assume the privileges of a user running Acrobat Reader."
in Web Developer
via Slashdot @ 20:28 5th Nov
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Alexander Publishing has officially launched its new Street Smart Guide™ series starting with the 330-page Street Smart Guide™ to Apple Logic 8, an easy to follow guide organized into five sections with 37 progressive lessons, four-color screen shots detailing procedures step-by-step, and available in a downloadable PDF format. "I decided to go PDF because first, four-color screen shots are better teaching aids and second, because a PDF'ed book allows for near immediate delivery without shipping costs, whether here in the U.S. or internationally," explained author Peter Alexander.
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via Music 4 Games @ 17:33 2nd Dec
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Tags: Apple iPhone, Mobile, Adobe PDF, Smart Phone, Smart Phones, Advertising & Promotion, Handhelds, Cellular Phones, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology
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via ZDNet @ 20:49 3rd Nov
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Google, using optical character-recognition technology, can now scan PDF files, turn them back into text and make them available as search results via the “View as HTML” link.
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via Hard OCP @ 5:39 1st Nov
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DataViz Announces Documents To Go Premium Edition and PDF To Go for BlackBerry Bold, BlackBerry Pearl Flip and BlackBerry Storm Smartphones
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via Street Insider @ 14:03 4th Nov
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TMCNet: DataViz Announces Documents To Go Premium Edition and PDF To Go for BlackBerry Bold, BlackBerry Pearl Flip and BlackBerry Storm Smartphones
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via TMC Net @ 14:03 4th Nov
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solutions, today announced the availability of Documents To Go® Premium Edition and PDF To Go® for BlackBerry® smartphones. The award winning mobile Office suite Documents To Go enables a full set of features for viewing, editing and creating native Microsoft® Word, Excel® and PowerPoint® files and attachments
in Handhelds
via Device Management Forum @ 18:26 9th Nov
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CWmike writes "Google this week took another step in its effort to shed light on the so-called Dark Web, announcing that its search engine can now search scanned documents in a PDF. In April, Google announced that it was looking for ways for its search engine to index HTML forms such as drop-down boxes or select menus that otherwise couldn't be found or indexed." An announcement is available at the official Google blog, and it contains some demonstration searches.
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via Slashdot @ 19:17 31st Oct
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MILFORD, Conn. - DataViz®, Inc., a leading provider of mobile office compatibility solutions, today announced the availability of Documents To Go® Premium Edition and PDF To Go
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via Earthtimes.org @ 14:02 4th Nov
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The Federal Reserve Bank is being targeted in a new phishing campaign that is out to infect users' machines with a PDF exploit, researchers said this week.
in Banking
via SC Magazine @ 4:35 15th Nov
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(http://www.ntteuropeonline.com/fileadmin/media/PDF/reports/Effective_Digital_ Host_Close_Report_Summary_-_12.11.08.pdf)
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via TMC Net @ 10:26 24th Nov
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INSIDE RADIO, delivered via fax or PDF download - Features leading industry news, ratings and classifieds; published Monday-Friday. WHO OWNS WHAT, a weekly update of the changes of ownership among U.S. radio stations - Features company and station revenue. RADIO JOURNAL, weekly fax and PDF - Features FCC updates, station news, technical info and more.
in Mobile Technology
via Inside Radio @ 11:43 27th Nov
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INSIDE RADIO, delivered via fax or PDF download - Features leading industry news, ratings and classifieds; published Monday-Friday. WHO OWNS WHAT, a weekly update of the changes of ownership among U.S. radio stations - Features company and station revenue. RADIO JOURNAL, weekly fax and PDF - Features FCC updates, station news, technical info and more.
in Mobile Technology
via Inside Radio @ 16:37 4th Nov
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MonkeyBread Software has released the latest version of its PDF utility, Combine PDFs 4.0. The update features a new Quartz filter menu, support for file encryption, and metadata transfer. The software can be used to combine several PDF files, allowing users to drop documents or pictures into the application or main window. Users can also reorder and remove pages, or edit the metadata information such as file title.
in Computer Security
via MacNN @ 8:40 3rd Nov
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General Information, Main body of document 1 (doc) General Information, Main body of document 1 (pdf) General Information, Annex 1 (doc) General Information, Annex 1 (pdf)
in IP & Patents
via World Intellectual Property Organization @ 4:45 30th Nov
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The Walking Dude writes "A lengthy article published in Culture Mandala details how China is using cyber warfare (PDF) as an asymmetric means to obtain technology transfer and market dominance. Case studies of Estonia, Georgia, and Project Chanology point towards a new auxiliary arm of traditional warfare. Political hackers and common Web 2.0 users, referred to as useful idiots (PDF), are being manipulated through PSYOPS and propaganda to enhance government agendas."
in Web Developer
via Slashdot @ 15:48 2nd Nov
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GoogleScanned PDFs are a kind of darknet on a web — at best search engines see an image inside a PDF, but can’t parse out the actual text. But now that’s changed as Google recently announced that it will begin using OCR (optical character recognition) technology to index the text inside scanned PDF documents.
in Webmaster Tips
via Hot Wired @ 20:26 3rd Nov
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In September, we discussed a class-action suit filed against Electronic Arts over the DRM in Spore. Now, two new class-action suits have been filed that target the SecuROM software included in a free trial of the Spore Creature Creator (PDF) and in The Sims 2: Bon Voyage (PDF). If this sort of legal reprisal continues to catch on, EA could be seeing quite a few class-action suits in the future. One of the suits accuses: "The inclusion of undisclosed, secretly installed DRM protection measures with a program that was freely distributed constitutes a major violation of computer owners' absolute right to control what does and what does not get loaded onto their computers, and how their computers shall be used ... [SecuROM] cannot be completely uninstalled.
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via Slashdot @ 15:02 9th Nov
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