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No, why does everyone use
No, why does everyone use PDF? Editing is difficult, and converting to another format is difficult. However, almost all countries and organizations insist on ‘PDF’. What is the reason?
Now, to answer this question, we have to go back about 30 years from now. In the early 1990s, the world was in the midst of a ‘digital documentation’ wave. Each company developed a ‘document writing program’, or ‘word processor’. It was at this time that various file formats such as ‘Uniah Hangul’, ‘Hunminjeongeum’, and ‘Jeumgeul’ appeared. However, this diversity ultimately caused great confusion and discomfort in the office environment. Document files created by different programs were not compatible. It was not uncommon for the text or images in the document to be corrupted or even not open at all. At this time, Adobe released a file format called 'PDF' along with a program called 'Acrobat 1.0'. This format provided a way for documents to be viewed and printed identically on all computer systems. PDF, which consists of fonts and text that do not break even when enlarged, and images that do not change, soon began to spread in the work, school, and design fields. Eventually, in 2008, PDF was designated as an international standard by the International Organization for Standardization, and now even closed countries such as North Korea and Russia use PDF files as official government documents.
In particular, to improve user perception that 'PDF is difficult and complicated to edit', Adobe is adding various functions, such as PDF editing and conversion support to other files, to professional programs such as Acrobat. Now, even if you receive a PDF file, you can quickly convert it to a file such as PowerPoint, Excel, or Word using Adobe Acrobat. In particular, user convenience has increased significantly to the extent that users can perform necessary tasks without installing the app by using the online Acrobat online page.
Check out the history of PDF, which has become the world's most common electronic document format 30 years after its birth, through a video from Omokgyo Electronics Market!
1) Learn more about Acrobat online page: https://adobe.ly/48srUeR
2) Free trial of key features
- PDF conversion: https://adobe.ly/3t6Zrfu
- PDF compression: https://adobe.ly/3RbU4U7
- Combine PDF: https://adobe.ly/3NgQ6Zk
0:00 Intro
0:35 Could it be that the PDF is here too...?
1:40 A time when there was no PDF
2:49 The rise of PDF
3:54 Can't edit?
4:45 Introduction to editing in Acrobat
6:06 Acrobat can also do this
7:19 Do I have to install it to use it?
8:52 ‘Electronic signature request’ is now possible
9:55 Wrap up
Now, to answer this question, we have to go back about 30 years from now. In the early 1990s, the world was in the midst of a ‘digital documentation’ wave. Each company developed a ‘document writing program’, or ‘word processor’. It was at this time that various file formats such as ‘Uniah Hangul’, ‘Hunminjeongeum’, and ‘Jeumgeul’ appeared. However, this diversity ultimately caused great confusion and discomfort in the office environment. Document files created by different programs were not compatible. It was not uncommon for the text or images in the document to be corrupted or even not open at all. At this time, Adobe released a file format called 'PDF' along with a program called 'Acrobat 1.0'. This format provided a way for documents to be viewed and printed identically on all computer systems. PDF, which consists of fonts and text that do not break even when enlarged, and images that do not change, soon began to spread in the work, school, and design fields. Eventually, in 2008, PDF was designated as an international standard by the International Organization for Standardization, and now even closed countries such as North Korea and Russia use PDF files as official government documents.
In particular, to improve user perception that 'PDF is difficult and complicated to edit', Adobe is adding various functions, such as PDF editing and conversion support to other files, to professional programs such as Acrobat. Now, even if you receive a PDF file, you can quickly convert it to a file such as PowerPoint, Excel, or Word using Adobe Acrobat. In particular, user convenience has increased significantly to the extent that users can perform necessary tasks without installing the app by using the online Acrobat online page.
Check out the history of PDF, which has become the world's most common electronic document format 30 years after its birth, through a video from Omokgyo Electronics Market!
1) Learn more about Acrobat online page: https://adobe.ly/48srUeR
2) Free trial of key features
- PDF conversion: https://adobe.ly/3t6Zrfu
- PDF compression: https://adobe.ly/3RbU4U7
- Combine PDF: https://adobe.ly/3NgQ6Zk
0:00 Intro
0:35 Could it be that the PDF is here too...?
1:40 A time when there was no PDF
2:49 The rise of PDF
3:54 Can't edit?
4:45 Introduction to editing in Acrobat
6:06 Acrobat can also do this
7:19 Do I have to install it to use it?
8:52 ‘Electronic signature request’ is now possible
9:55 Wrap up
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