Posted in December 20, 2010 ¬ 6:07 amh.
Melvin
Dec. 21, 2010 – AnyBizSoft, a Wondershare company focused on PDF solutions, today announced the release of new PDF Editor for Mac Beta. With the integration of their existing PDF to Word conversion technology, this new released program not only enables users to edit PDF text, insert images, and annotate on PDF files, but also allows users to convert PDF to Word on Mac OS X. Now AnyBizSoft PDF Editor for Mac Beta’s Keycode is giving away for free as a Christmas Gift to its Mac users on the official site.
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Posted in December 18, 2010 ¬ 2:18 amh.
Tina
It is only a week left before Christmas 2010. Christmas is an important festival to many countries just similar as the Spring Festival to us. Days before Christmas as now, the Black Friday, people are always busy shopping and preparing for the coming Christmas. It is also the time people enjoy with their families.
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Posted in December 14, 2010 ¬ 1:10 amh.
Tina
by Nancy Messieh, makeuseof.com
Converting PDFs to editable documents is no easy feat. You’ll be hard pressed to find an application that does it, and does it well. More often than not, if there are images or formatting in a PDF, the formatting goes out of the window once you convert it to an editable file and you’re left with a garbled document. With AnyBizSoft PDF Converter for Mac you’ll be pleasantly surprised to find that isn’t the case.
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Posted in December 8, 2010 ¬ 9:05 pmh.
Lu Queenie
By Dan Moren, Macworld.com
Google on Monday added another volume to the e-book saga with the introduction of the company’s eBookstore. The retail operation, first announced in May for launch in the summer, falls under the umbrella of Google Books and boasts more than 3 million titles, ranging from current bestsellers to classics.
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Posted in December 6, 2010 ¬ 4:32 amh.
Lu Queenie
by Tim Brookes, makeuseof.com
Google’s much-revered web browser Chrome received an update yesterday, with version 8 of the browser bringing in hundreds of improvements over the previous version.
Only a few weeks after Adobe’s announcement of Acrobat Reader X (which added a sandbox mode, for safer PDF viewing) Google have announced their own support for PDF documents within the browser. Chrome 8 (build 8.0.552.215) supports the viewing of PDFs natively, without the need for plugins or additional software.
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