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Acrobat User Community News

Find out what's happened in the Acrobat User Community during the last month reading the AUC News (June 2006 issue).
AUC News is the newsletter for the Acrobat user community and it's the perfect way to stay up-to-date on Acrobat and Adobe PDF and get the latest news from the Acrobat user group community.

Acrobat_logo_small In this issue:

- Install Windows XP on a Mac
- Acrobat & PDF showcased in Orlando
- Adobe interview: Rick Brown
- TIP: Enable Reader 7.0 for Commenting
- NEW: AcrobatUsers.com enabled for comments
- NEW: Ziff-Davis Media news feeds
- NEW: RSS feeds deliver news & articles to your desktop
- TIP: Using Acrobat 7.0 & Adobe Bridge as news readers
- COMING: Tech Corner on Acrobat 3D
- COMING: Tech Corner on PDF printing and publishing
- Where in the world is Lori DeFurio?
- Upcoming chapter meetings

Posted by marco casario on June 13, 2006 at 09:23 AM in Acrobat | Permalink

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