Aerialist, Aerialist Pro and More Now Adobe Acrobat 8.0 Compatible

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(Press Release)
Tuesday, October 2, 2007

ARTS PDF, a leading developer of PDF tools for PDF professionals, today announced that Windows versions of ARTS PDF Aerialist, ARTS PDF Aerialist Professional, ARTS PDF Split & Merge and ARTS PDF Stamper are available for Adobe Acrobat 8.0.

"The company is excited about Acrobat 8.0, its growing adoption, and the leap forward that it represents. The number of PDF documents created and exchanged across the world looks set to grow even faster as the adoption of the Acrobat 8.0 builds," said Gary Armstrong, Vice President of Sales, ARTS PDF. "And as a result, there's now an even greater need for advanced tools that help professional users prepare high quality electronic documents."

ARTS PDF products have long been regarded as the industry-standard power plug-ins for Adobe Acrobat. They provide users with advanced control of PDF features including document assembly, bookmark generation and management, document optimization, hyperlinks, stamping, batch processing, and much more.

ARTS PDF Crackerjack and Mac users of ARTS PDF plug-ins can look forward to Acrobat 8.0-compliant plug-ins coming in October.

How existing customers can get the update
Existing ARTS PDF customers can update their product for Acrobat 8.0 compatibility by downloading the latest demo version at the ARTS PDF web site, or in older versions of Acrobat go to Help > About Third Party Plug-ins > Product Name > Product Info > Updates.

About ARTS PDF
ARTS PDF has been developing software and custom solutions focusing on Adobe Acrobat and PDF since 1997 and today has operations spanning North America, Europe, and Australia. The advanced range of ARTS PDF tools extends the power of Adobe Acrobat, making it easier for businesses to publish PDF documents efficiently and consistently. The company's software is used by thousands of business, technical, print production, and creative professionals.

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And absolutely no URL in the press release, that I saw. Hmm