If you’re a road-warrior, jet-setting about town, and you often leave your PDF creator at home — never fear, Adobe have a service called “Create Adobe PDF Online” you can use, as they say, to “Convert Documents Over the Web”.

Suitable for use on the desktop and at an Internet Cafe — for $9.99 USD per month (or $99 for 12), you can create as many “Adobe PDF files” (as Adobe now officially brand their own variant) as you like, including tagged PDF.

This is one of the features that you won’t find in many other online converters such as…

A number of online PDF editors are starting to emerge, and I believe it’s a trend that’s only going to continue, perhaps culminating in Adobe releasing a truly online version of Acrobat.

There’s a few online services that offer free PDF creation, but there are barely any that offer free online PDF editing, like PDFHammer does.

This is a list of all the really free PDF creation and PDF generation software that we could find on the web.

ReaSoft Development has announced the release of ReaSoft PDF Printer Lite 3.8, it’s PDF printer driver for Windows.

In this tutorial we are going to use CUPS-PDF to add print to PDF functionality in Xandros on the Eee PC.

It’s easy enough to create PDFs on a Windows or Mac machine, but what about Linux?

While it’s possible to search for PDFs only using Google, perhaps you are looking for something a little more targeted.

Shredding The Document, a blog by Acrobat Product Managers, shares some links to examples of PDF Portfolios in use on the Forbes and Washington Post websites.

I wrote yesterday how I think that it is inevitable that electronic readers will ultimately replace paper textbooks in classrooms. Well today there is good news from Italy where a group of more than 60 children – aged between eight and 10 – will take part in an experiment which will see them use only computers for an entire year.
The experiment aims to test how computers can improve the leaning process.
Read the full story here: Italy pupils ditch books for PCs

Acrobat for Life Sciences, a blog that covers the use of Acrobat for those involved in the pharmaceutical, research and medical device markets, has published some tips on how to re-embed fonts in a PDF using Adobe Acrobat 9.

The iPhone might be the talk of the town at the moment, but the BlackBerry is still in a commanding position. The recent announcement of BeamReader, a native PDF reader for the BlackBerry, has got me wondering.

There are a lot of great Firefox Add-ons out there that let you convert web pages to PDF for free.

callas Software, specialists in software for analysis and processing of PDF files, have announced that new metadata capabilities will be included in the next version of its pdfToolbox product — to be released later this month.

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