Monthly Archives: October 2014

Why buy Aerialist over TRS ToolBox (formerly ISIToolBox) Legal Edition?

Posted on October 23, 2014 by Jeremy Koadlow

The legal industry is driven by documents. As such, the preparation of legal documents needs to be fast, and it needs to be done right. A while back, I wrote a blog post about the use of Debenu PDF Aerialist … Continue reading →

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iPhones Less Cool Now, But Still Important

Posted on October 22, 2014 by Karl De Abrew

With the release of our mobile SDK on the horizon, I’ve been thinking a lot about mobile operating systems lately. In particular, I’ve realized something interesting: the “cool” factor of iPhones simply isn’t what it used to be. When they … Continue reading →

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Wearable PDF?

Posted on October 21, 2014 by Rowan Hanna

With the recent announcement of the Apple Watch, I’ve been thinking about wearables. In particular, I’ve been thinking about the possible interface between wearables and PDF development. Honestly, I think the likely uses are few and limited — but still … Continue reading →

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Debenu Quick PDF Library 11.13 Beta 1

Posted on October 10, 2014 by Rowan Hanna

Debenu Quick PDF Library 11.13 Beta 1 has been released and is ready for downloading and testing.  The 11.13 Beta 1 installer can be downloaded from the button below. Release Notes Bug fixes Fixed text extraction bounding box issues with CVision OCR’d … Continue reading →

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The Female Technologist: Someone Has to be First

Posted on October 2, 2014 by Susana De Abrew

While I’m happy to be a unicorn, I do often think about why there aren’t more women in tech, or even why we seem to be underrepresented in the wheeling-and-dealing world of start-ups and entrepreneurship. One reason that has been … Continue reading →

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