From PDF for Lawyers: ”Here are some newsworthy items that relate to PDFs or Acrobat, or just plain old ‘being paperless’:

• Once again someone in government fails to understand how to properly redact a PDF, but this time it’s a federal judge. Oops!
• A reviewer for Business Insider says that you should skip Acrobat X unless you really want to spend $199 (and that’s just for the upgrade). Still, the review was mostly positive. I’ve liked Acrobat X and I think it’s got some good stuff going for it, especially the OCR improvements.
• What can pizza menus teach us lawyers about cloud storage? Well, leave it to tech-savvy and folksy pragmatist Jim Calloway to give us the answer, along with some really useful tips.

PDF for Lawyers: Friday Roundup of Acrobat Tips

From Slashdot: ”In my job all of our multifunction copiers scan to PDF but many of our users want and expect those PDFs to be text searchable. I looked around for software that would create text searchable pdfs but most are very expensive and I couldn’t find any that were open source (free). I did [...]