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New Adobe Acrobat 9 supports Flash
I4U – Jun 1, 2008
The Acrobat 9 family consists of Acrobat 9 Standard Acrobat 9 Pro and the new Acrobat 9 Pro Extended software. The most comprehensive member of the family Acrobat 9 Pro Extended includes Adobe Presenter software for easily turning Microsoft PowerPoint presentations into multimedia experiences that can be published as PDF files. Acrobat 9 Pro Extended Acrobat 9 Pro and Acrobat 9 Standard for Microsoft Windows® and Acrobat 9 Pro for Mac S X are expected to be available by July 2008 in English French German and Japanese language versions. Acrobat 9 Pro Extended is expected to be available for US$699 and registered users of qualifying earlier versions of Acrobat can upgrade to Acrobat 9 Pro Extended for US$229. Acrobat 9 Pro is expected to be available for US$449 and registered users of qualifying earlier versions of Acrobat3 can upgrade to Acrobat 9 Pro for US$159. Acrobat 9 Standard is expected to be available for US$299 and registered users of qualifying earlier versions of Acrobat can upgrade to Acrobat 9 Standard for US$99.
Credit Management & Debt Collection Business Industry News
Creditman – May 31, 2008
a leading provider of legal news and business information services today announced it would partner with Microsoft® to add free legal research to the 2003 release of Microsoft ffice. LexisNexis will provide a legal research option on Microsoft’s new Research Task Pane featured in Microsoft ffice utlook® 2003 Microsoft ffice Word 2003 Microsoft ffice Excel 2003 Microsoft ffice PowerPoint® 2003 and Microsoft ffice Access 2003. The Research Task Pane allows users to highlight words or phrases in a document and search several online research databases from directly within the program. Users selecting LexisNexis will be able match their search term against the company’s free database of summaries of court decisions found on its LexisNE® legal portal. For a fee users can then expand their research using the LexisNexis Shepard’s® Citation Service to determine the validity of a case. "The ability to access legal research directly from a Word document or PowerPoint presentation can be an incredible time-saver for both business and legal professionals… a leading provider of legal news and business information services today announced it would partner with Microsoft® to add free legal research to the 2003 release of Microsoft ffice. LexisNexis will provide a legal research option on Microsoft’s new Research Task Pane featured in Microsoft ffice utlook® 2003 Microsoft ffice Word 2003 Microsoft ffice Excel 2003 Microsoft ffice PowerPoint® 2003 and Microsoft ffice Access 2003. The Research Task Pane allows users to highlight words or phrases in a document and search several online research databases from directly within the program. Users selecting LexisNexis will be able match their search term against the company’s free database of summaries of court decisions found on its LexisNE® legal portal. For a fee users can then expand their research using the LexisNexis Shepard’s® Citation Service to determine the validity of a case. "The ability to access legal research directly from a Word document or PowerPoint presentation can be an incredible time-saver for both business and legal professionals.
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Desktop duel: Google aims to snare business from microsoft with free…
highbeam.com – Jun 1, 2008
(Hide copyright information) A long-brewing rivalry with far-ranging battlefields the computing clash of the 21st century is coming to a desktop near you. [ILLUSTRATIN MITTED] Redmond Wash. -based Microsoft has long dominated the productivity software space with its ubiquitous ffice suite and its Word Excel and PowerPoint applications have become household words. The company’s revenues from its business division–90 percent of which are derived from sales of ffice and its component apps–were more than $16 billion in 2007 topping both Microsoft’s server and operating system divisions with a profit margin approaching 70 percent. Those financials are not lost on Mountain View.
Credit Management & Debt Collection Business Industry News
Creditman – May 31, 2008
nce installed the Bullfighter toolbar appears in Microsoft Word and PowerPoint documents and works much like the spell check feature. The software scans documents for egregious bull flogs the author for trying to use those words suggests replacements and then assigns a Bull Composite score. Deloitte used the tool to examine a wide range of communications from companies in the Dow Jones Industrial Average and found that straight-talking companies outperform companies that use vague unclear communications. Some of the other Bull findings:Among the 30 DJIA companies analyzed Home Depot earned the top spot for clarity in communications. The computer hardware and software segments suffered the lowest readability scores and used the most jargon overall.