ADOBE PDF TOOLKIT SOFTWARE

This section's use of external links may not follow Wikipedia's policies or guidelines. Since then Datalogics has been working with Adobe, acting as a key channel for several of their PDF toolkits as well as developing their own in-house command-line applications for server side software. In 2004, Datalogics sold DL Formatter business to Printable Technologies Inc., and in 2010, Adobe selected Datalogics to distribute Adobe Reader Mobile SDK. In 1999 Adobe selected Datalogics to distribute Adobe PDF Library. Soon following in 1998 DL Formatter, a Variable data printing application was introduced.

In 1997 FrameLink, a FrameMaker plugin which connects to a Documentum content management repository was released. In 1996 Adobe Ventures invested in Datalogics, a reincorporation under its original name as a privately held, independent entity.

Shortly after, Datalogics was acquired by Frame Technology and in 1995 Frame Technology (and Datalogics) was acquired by Adobe. In 1991 DL Composer, a Formatting Output Specification Instance (FOSI)-based batch composition system was released. In 1987 the firm participated in the committee to develop the SGML portion of the CALS initiative. In the 1980s the firm participated in the ISO committee to standardize SGML, the forerunner of XML and HTML, and applied this standard in the release of DL Pager, a high-volume SGML-based batch composition system, along with WriterStation, an SGML text editor.

ADOBE PDF TOOLKIT SOFTWARE

In 1967, Datalogics was founded as a general programming consulting company, developing one of the first computerized typesetting systems, and building editing workstations and software to drive them.

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