a text file format invented by the Adobe graphic publishing company. PDF format allows a text brochere or document to be presented in the exact same format as it was when in printed form. Including links to PDF formats exclusively on a website is not a good idea though as not everyone has a PDF reader like Adobe Acrobat.
a bit like an electronic photocopy of a file
a computer file type that stands for portable document format
a computer-format that presents each page in a book in exactly the layout and fonts the designer specified, regardless of what software and fonts are present on the user's system
a copy of the printed document and needs Adobe Reader software to open it
a cross-platform document easily read on either Mac or PC using a Network Packet Analyzer, Deep Packet Capture and Analyis nGenius Flow Recorder The face of next generation packet analyzers
a digital copy of a document that can be read by Adobe Acrobat
a document format that represents a document in a manner independent of the hardware, operating system and application software used to create the document
a document in Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format
a document that has been saved in a way that allows it to be shared between computers without losing its formatting (images, text, fonts and layout), regardless of the application used to create it or the operating system it's subsequently opened on
a document that has been scanned and is now available for viewing as an image file
a file especially formated so that when you print it, it looks just like our original form
a file format created using Adobe Acrobat
a file format developed to freely exchange printed information in the format that it was created
a file format that enables the viewer to produce a printed version of the document that looks the same as the version on the computer screen
a file in a format which can be read by a free program, made by Adobe, called the Acrobat Reader
a file that can be read and printed by Adobe's Acrobat reader, but cannot be editted by the user
a file that will look the same on the screen and in print, regardless of what kind of computer or printer someone is using, and regardless of what software package was originally used to create it
a high-resolution version that you can read and print out by downloading the Adobe Acrobat Reader at adobe
a means of intellectual exchange, capturing the full integrity of a document's content and appearance
an Acrobat Reader file and you need Acrobat Reader to view the file
an electronic document that also stores formatting information - like page breaks and margins
an electronic facsimile of a printed document
an exact copy of the printed document
an image of a document, and as such is not accessible to a screen reader or text reader
a PORTABLE DOCUMENT FILE and is read across any platform (Macintohs, IBM, UNIX, etc
a Portable Document Format that allows the document to be read on any computer using the free Reader download
a "read only" document that cannot be altered without leaving an electronic footprint, and meets all legal requirements in a court of law
a relatively compact file which can contain text both images
a self-contained cross-platform document
a type of file format developed by Adobe
a type of file that can easily be downloaded from the internet, yet still maintains the design, images and fonts used by the designer of the document
a wonderful product from Adobe used throughout the Internet and well worth your time to download and use
Portable Document Format; a document-encoding process developed by Adobe that maintains page layout, fonts and graphics and can include many other features, e.g. hyperlinks.
a way of displaying documents in the form in which they will be printed. Used when for legal or other reasons an exact copy of a printed document must be made available electronically. PDF files are displayed and printed using Adobe Acrobat Reader software.
A computer file created using the Portable Document Format. These files may be viewed and printed using a software program called Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Adobe's Page Description Format. Allows display of a scanned document in its original form and layout. Requires a free download of Adobe Reader to access.
Adobe(r) Portable Document Format files allow Protractor email recipients to view Protractor documents exactly the way they were originally printed in your shop; its very similar to emailing a photocopy of the original document.
I had to download an assignment that was in Microsoft word format. If people didn't have Microsoft word or were able to afford much internet time then PDF would be suitable. With PDF you can download the document exactly how the author intended it and it prints out with all the correct fonts and everything. So usually it's uneditable so it stays in the format it ‘wants' to be.()
A Portable Document Format file is a file you can download from a website and view using software called Acrobat Reader (Acrobat Reader is available to download free of charge from the Adobe software company's website).
Project Description File. The PDF file contains library and other project-specific information. Not to be confused with an Adobe Acrobat document with the same extension.
a PDF file is a document that was created by Adobe Acrobat. Many documents that you find in First Class are in PDF format. You can download them and print them. MCPS has also created PDF files for all of our IEP forms. When you want to fill them out, you can either print them and fill them out by hand, or open them on your computer and type information into them.
A file that is in Portable Document Format is a PDF file. This is a format created by Adobe software that creates images of documents which can then be posted on the WWW. You need a special program, Adobe Acrobat Reader, to view these files. The program can be downloaded for free. PDF files are sometimes very large and take a long time to load and print.
Adobe Portable Document Format files allow combined text and image documents to be shared electronically (i.e.: over the internet, via e-mail, on floppy disk, etc.) .pdf files are often used to provide brochures, catalogs and spec sheets in a downloadable format which can be saved to your PC and printed from your printer.
A file in portable document format. You need Adobe Acrobat Reader to open such a file. The advantage of PDF is that it offers a cross-platform standard that preserves the formatting and layout of the original document.
Adobe Acrobat reader software that lets you view and print Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) files, these files cannot be modified by the user.
pdf file is a separate file from the screen or page you are viewing on the website. The file is often lengthy or has a complex format with graphics. The file is attached to the website page, but not integrated into it. To view a pdf file, you must use a special software (most often Adobe Acrobat) to open it and download it onto your personal computer. The software for opening pdf files is usually linked to the file so that when you attempt to open it, you find instructions for loading the software onto your machine. There is no charge for loading and using this software.
A universal file format that preserves the fonts, formatting, colors, and graphics of any source document, regardless of the application and platform used to create it. PDF is the open de facto standard for distributing formatted documents over the Internet. PDF files are compact and can be shared, viewed, navigated, and printed using free Adobe Acrobat® Reader® software, downloadable from http://www.adobe.com. Documents can be converted into PDF files with Adobe Acrobat software.
Portable document format used by Adobe Acrobat® Used by OCLS to transmit scanned documents.
A method for distributing formatted documents over the Internet. You need a special reader program called Acrobat, and you can get it at www.adobe.com.
Portable Document Format. An electronic document that must be read with the freely-available Acrobat® Reader® software.
