Scoble broke the news that Adobe is opening up the specification of PDF. PDF is one of the early document types that worked across various platforms. Although it is commendable, I do not think it will cause new developments, tools like OpenOffice have supported PDF conversion for quite some time. [Continue]
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Jonathan Allen discusses impact of XML Paper Specification (XPS). It stands in direct competition with Adobe’s Portable Document Format (PDF). The major difference being that Adobe provides PDF tools while Microsoft is coaxing developers to provide XPS editors. [Continue]
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