I'm putting this out to the list in hopes that blind folks in droves will attend this and give Adobe some feedback on how problematic PDF files really are for us.


ADOBE PRESENTS A BETTER WAY TO SHARE TECHNICAL DOCUMENTS

Up against tight deadlines? Struggling to gather comments from colleagues, partners, or customers? Spending too much time on tedious, administrative tasks? There is a better way.
Attend the free Adobe Technical Document Exchange Teleseminar and learn how to streamline your work by electronically sharing technical documents that look exactly as you intended with formatting, drawings, images, and fonts - even mathematical and symbol fonts - intact. Using Adobe Acrobat 5.0 software, you can convert any document to Adobe PDF (Portable Document Format), and then securely share it with anyone you choose, regardless of their software or hardware.
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Reserve your place now and receive a FREE training book!
ASAP Software-the industry's leading software licensing services provider-is pleased to partner with Adobe to bring you this exciting new teleseminar on May 22, 2002.
To register for this event, just visit http://www.asap.com/Registration/Tsem_reg1.asp to register for this event. And everyone that attends will receive an Adobe Acrobat 5.0 Classroom in a Book, the world's best-selling series of hands-on software training workbooks. (retail value $45)
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At this seminar you'll discover:
How easy it is to convert your technical documents to universally compatible Adobe PDF.
How to control access to proprietary documents and determine who can view, print or alter your files.
Ways to accelerate your review process using tools that let reviewers electronically mark up and approve projects.
See how Adobe PDF files improve productivity and facilitate collaboration within your workgroup.


Joseph J. Lazzaro
HTTP://JoeLazzaro.Com