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PDF for Lawyers (#947)
Posted: 1/24/2003; 3:39 PM by Terry Frazier
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Ernie strives for the less paper (not paperless) office. Note Ernie's use of Radio to create a blog channel, by using Radio's Categories to route content off to another server and domain -- essentially creating a separate web site.

Announcing PDF for Lawyers - it is with great hope and little fanfare that I announce my new project: PDF for Lawyers. Right before the blog affliction took me I had been planning to write a book for lawyers on using PDF files. I never was able to write the book (too much blogging no doubt). Well, now that I understand how to use Radio better I have figured out how to host this at a different site and use Radio to post to it. So, that's it. If you are a lawyer interested in using Acrobat to make your office less paperful (going paperless is a dream) then tune in, drop comments, send me emails with tips and let's all learn more about using Adobe Acrobat. Oh, and of course it has an XML/RSS feed. [Ernie the Attorney]

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