Showing posts with label Adobe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adobe. Show all posts

April 29, 2012

PDF: The World's Digital Document {INFOGRAPHIC}



PDF [Portable Document Format] files are mostly used as they are more practical. They are easy to navigate and read. In fact you need not use the Adobe Acrobat as there are lots of other services to create PDF files, such as Microsoft Office.

April 20, 2012

How to make Your Own iOS Game

The Apple company run by Tim Cook seems keen to promote a book written by Todd Moore and published by O’Reilly Media, Inc. which acts as a complete do-it-yourself guide on how to make your game thought a reality for the iPhone and iPad.


February 19, 2012

Open and Read PDF file in Firefox without downloading



Most of the Documents are in the PDF format and there are Majority of Softwares that allow you to view PDF files on your computer. 

Many a times we end up finding some files in PDF format which we don't want to download it into the System.

December 13, 2011

Adobe warns of Virus Attacks on Windows


Hackers are exploiting a previously unknown flaw in Reader to attack computers running Windows, Adobe said.
A patch for the critical vulnerability in Reader and Acrobat is expected by next week, the company said in a blog post.
The vulnerability, which is being exploited in "limited, targeted attacks in the wild against Adobe Reader 9.x on Windows," could allow an attacker to take control of the system, Adobe said.
Adobe is finalizing a fix and expects to release an update for Reader and Acrobat 9.x for Windows no later than the week of December 12, according to an Adobe advisory.
"Because Adobe Reader X Protected Mode and Adobe Acrobat X Protected View would prevent an exploit of this kind from executing, we are currently planning to address this issue in Adobe Reader X and Acrobat X for Windows with the next quarterly security update for Adobe Reader and Acrobat, currently scheduled for January 10, 2012," the company said. "We are planning to address this issue in Adobe Reader and Acrobat X and earlier versions for Macintosh as part of the next quarterly update scheduled for January 10, 2012. An update to address this issue in Adobe Reader 9.x for UNIX is planned for January 10, 2012."
The issue does not affect Adobe Reader for Android and Adobe Flash Player.
Adobe's advisory credited Lockheed Martin and members of the Defense Security Information Exchange with reporting the issue. Lockheed spokeswoman Jennifer Whitlow told Reuters that the problem was identified through the company's normal monitoring activities but that the company had not been penetrated in the attempted attack. The defense contractor was targeted in an attack earlier this year believed to be related to a breach at SecurID token maker RSA.

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