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 [Musings from Mars] Tell Me One Thing You Can Do With a Mac that I Can't Do With Windows!: Yet Microsoft has never responded to this customer requirement, pretending that PDF doesn't exist and that Windows users would never need a PDF reader. The reason why is clear: Microsoft views PDF as a threat to its dominance of the office productivity software market, as well as a potential threat to Windows. After all, if everyone can quickly convert files from any software into a cross-platform PDF file, the fact that you're using WordPerfect while I'm using Microsoft Word diminish pretty quickly. Adobe has great tools for marking up PDF files and building a document management system based on PDF, so the operating system and software that a given author uses to create and manage the file lose their significance.

[Berkun blog] Book tour: lessons learned: Given 1,2 & 3 there are good reasons to have a supporting person around to help/share with various kind of logistics. I imagined at a certain moments how much easier and more fun the whole experience would be if I was sharing it with another author (or had a friend willing to be a roadie for a few days). The costs might be lower or the same, but the logistics would be much easier, the social would draw more people, etc. Not sure it would work, but it was a thought I had several times.

[DigiPhoto Blog] Photo Friday Contest Entry: Soft: Trackbacks • Permalink Thursday, March 17, 2005 Adobe Photoshop Elements 3.0 - Review I bought Adobe Photoshop Elements 3.0 yesterday and played around with it for a bit last night. I must admit that it is a huge improvement over the 2.0 release. I am particularly impressed with the photo

[Filmmaker Slog] Wired: Lucas Q&A, Indy then Indie.: Couple of articles over at wired about all-round round filmmaker George Lucas. Worth a look before you bemoan how crap Star Wars is and then get back to your Avid system which was sold to Avid by .Lucas.

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