SmartPDF

Adobe PDF files—short for portable document format files—are one of the most commonly used file types today. If you’ve ever downloaded a printable form or document from the Web, such as an IRS tax form, there’s a good chance it was a PDF file. Whenever you see a file that Read More

Google searching a PDF can be understood in two ways – first, it can be searching the web about a term in your PDF content OR it could be searching the web for PDFs that contain topics you need. The first can be better understood in this interesting trivia question Read More

Creating marketing materials for online and offline purposes is now a necessity as printed brochures and sending print documents is a thing of the past. These days, sending information is often done online, meaning marketing materials should be digital and companies are going the extra mile to create extra inventive Read More

You’re finally done with your eBook and you decided to upload the file in your online storage – Google Drive. After uploading you then immediately share it with your colleagues and friends using a share link. A few minutes later, you realize that instead of uploading a secure PDF file, Read More

When your files and documents get corrupted or catch a virus, it is possible that these files can still keep their content but lose their metadata. If you’re the type that thinks creation dates are important for the purpose of documentation, then it is imperative to return these timestamps fast. Read More

Sending, transferring, or uploading Word documents and PDF files doesn’t always turn out the way we expect. Sometimes when there’s a unique font or character in the document, it doesn’t always show up after the transition is completed. Instead, the content adapts with the default fonts used by the computer Read More

What is Java anyway? Java is a programming language made by Sun Microsystems in 1995. It was created to have a few implementation dependencies and used by developers to make applications. Since Java has been so common these days, there is a likelihood that you’ve actually downloaded a program already Read More

PDF compression is one of the many useful things you can do to make files fit your USB, your email or your computer storage. But of course, multiple PDF files mean a larger sum of spaces used, and usually compressing the file itself cannot always be the answer so to Read More

Accessible PDFs have standards though and should be in compliance with Section 508. But what should we keep in mind when creating an accessible PDF? 1. Any PDF file can become an accessible PDF. Just as long as the final PDF has high-quality, and easy to navigate with tags, assistive Read More

Last year, we dedicated an article that would help beginners learn about assistive technology and how to reach out to the disabled by creating accessible PDFs. Basically, this article shows you the basics of understanding how an ordinary PDF can become ready for assistive technology software. (Read more: How to Read More