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New discussion forum on spatially-enabled PDFs
28 July 2009, 9:18pm
In response to the strong attendance at the Acrobat eSeminar "Break down GIS information silos using Acrobat 9," AcrobatUsers.com has launched a dedicated Acrobat Geospatial and Mapping forum.
GIS professionals are encouraged to participate and ask questions on how to create spatially-enabled PDFs and use the geospatial tools in Acrobat 9 as part of a GIS and mapping workflow. Registration and participation is free.
See the Acrobat Geospatial and Mapping forum link below.
eSeminar On-Demand
The eSeminar presented by Tomas Lopes of Farallon Geographics is now available on-demand - see the link below.
For more information visit:
Acrobat Geospatial and Mapping forum link
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