CoCoMo too I think I just saw? On 10/5/07, Ben Doom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > That was a Flash rendering engine built into the Acrobat engine, so you > could run Flash (and Flex) apps inside/alongside the PDF documents. > > A flv was one of the examples. > > --BenD > > Dana wrote: > > I hadn't been paying much attention to it before because that was > > pretty much what I thought too. But I am gathering that it can be > > quite a bit more and is in fact an important middleware integration > > component. I am pretty sleep deprived and not feeling well but I am > > going to see if I can assemble my thoughts on the matter in the next > > day or so. > > > > By the way, it's not your grand-daddy's PDF anymore. One of the demos > > showed animation applied to the user controls of a PDF and video clips > > and mash-up items included in a PDF presentation. I think that was the > > sneaks -- Ben, help me here -- so that may be a next version kinda > > thing. And Ben if you are going wha wha, *you* remember --- Blues > > brothers, car crash, one of the general sessions. That was a PDF. > > > > > > On 10/5/07, Casey Dougall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> On 10/5/07, Ben Doom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >>> +3 to Flex and AIR. Not sold on LiveCycle yet. Truth be told, I don't > >>> really understand what it is. > >>> > >>> --BenD > >> > >> I'm taking it as the means to manage PDF's in all their splenda. > >> > >> You create a PDF and make it available for Print, and Online entry. This > >> data will be sent and stored into a database. the printed form has a > >> barcode > >> on it and adobe provides additional software which allows you to scan in a > >> PDF that was filled out by hand and sent or faxed back to the company. This > >> information in turn is sent to the correct database or tables because of > >> this barcode which was initially generated in part because it's tied into > >> the same forms that were initially created using the LiveCycle platform. > >> > >> I'm sure this is either way off base or super simplafied, but what ever > >> liveCycle is, it was $10,000 + to even get your foot in the door before. > >> > >> > >> > > > > > >
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