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It used to be here:
but I think Adobe has "hidden" it inside ASN again. Meaning you have to "join". Ridiculous.
A google search returned this link:
Thomas D. Greer
but I think Adobe has "hidden" it inside ASN again. Meaning you have to "join". Ridiculous.
A google search returned this link:
Thomas D. Greer
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I think 'portable' refers to the fact that it can be viewed consistently on a variety of systems, although I could be wrong! As far as I remember, the spec is also available on
I bought the full spec, as a book & CD. The full spec is available to those who "join" (meaning "pay"
ASN. I have always criticized this about Adobe, particularly in comparison to Microsoft's MSDN, for example.
When I buy the product, I expect to have access to and documentation of that product's full suite of features. That includes the API.
Adobe's position on this has waffled back-and-forth; they used to include all of the SDK documentation on the Acrobat CD.
That's why I suggest a Google search, as in my last post.
Thomas D. Greer
ASN. I have always criticized this about Adobe, particularly in comparison to Microsoft's MSDN, for example.When I buy the product, I expect to have access to and documentation of that product's full suite of features. That includes the API.
Adobe's position on this has waffled back-and-forth; they used to include all of the SDK documentation on the Acrobat CD.
That's why I suggest a Google search, as in my last post.
Thomas D. Greer
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