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Beginning the Year of the Rat with an Acrobat Conference

Officially the year of the Rat begins on February 7 on the Chinese Lunar New Year. February begins the Chinese New Year; and for Acrobat users, February is the month we’ll see the first Adobe Acrobat Conference in the year. The lucky number for this year is 8 so there’s a little rhyme and reason for talking about the new year and Acrobat Conferences.

The Conference for Adobe Acrobat sponsored by Mogo Media to be held February 28-March 1 is coinciding with the Adobe InDesign Conference in Miami Beach. This conference is quite unique. The Acrobat Conference is like a mini conference dedicated completely to Adobe Acrobat. However other sessions on Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign and several other Adobe applications are also being held in tandem with the Acrobat Conference. Users can choose from sessions within the Acrobat tracks and pick out a few other sessions in Photoshop and InDesign. For PDF authors, this is the conference of the year to attend.

Check out the Acrobat Conference and look over the conference program and list of many Acrobat and other Adobe applications authorities who will be speaking at this event.

Friend and colleague David Blatner is behind this program. I can assure you that anything David is involved with is a first class event. You won’t be disappointed if you can make Miami Beach in February.

ted

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2 Responses to “Beginning the Year of the Rat with an Acrobat Conference”

ldefurio Says:
January 8th, 2008 at 7:59 pm
Looking forward to seeing you in person at the event. Can you outline the topics and/or sessions you’ll be presenting?
tedpadova Says:
January 9th, 2008 at 5:40 pm
Hi Lori,

I’ll be doing sessions on Acrobat Forms, Maximizing the Adobe Reader Experience, and a session on JavaScript titled Pimp My PDF (Thom Parker usually does this session but Thom isn’t able to make the conference and asked me to step in for him). I also have an all day workshop on Acrobat PDF Forms.

Likewise I look forward to seeing you at the event. It’s been a quite awhile since we attended the same conference.

ted