Adobe Unveils Acrobat 9 Software
Acrobat 9 delivers native support for Adobe Flash® technology and the ability to unify a wide range of content in rich PDF Portfolios as well as other cool features. Read the full release here.
A trial version will be available for download. Click here to be notified of availability.
A New Release:
The native supoport for Flash in Acrobat and Reader 9 lets us support three important new capabilities in PDF; Native support for FLV and H.264 playback, native support for SWF playing in the new Rich Media Annotations, and Flash-based interfaces on top of PDF Packages which we are now calling PDF Portfolios in recognition of the new highly branded customizable experience they can provide.
In the coming weeks I'll be posting information and examples on how to work with these new exciting technologies. Subscribe to this feed to stay up to date.
An image of what a PDF Portfolio can look like is below.

A New Look
I've overhauled the look of the site. I hope you enjoy it. It's a little cleaner and easier to read I hope.
A New Direction
With the announcement of Acrobat 9, I've decided to take the PDF Developer Jnkie blog in a new direction. I'll be focusing this blog on developing with Acrobat 9 and have created a new blog specifically for IT managers, power users and other IT professionals who work wit PDF technologies.The "IT Matters" blog is located here. Please visit and subscribe if you're interested in deploying Acrobat and Reader or Security related stuff.
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How do I get Revolve to look like the image here (with the triangle slider at the bottom too!). When I choose Revolve, it is more of a shuffle where all the pages off to the sides are still facing directly forward. Adobe's pic looks really cool. Is that a Pro Extended thing. I have Pro only.
Posted by: Dan Schonberg | February 2, 2009 1:31 PM
Dan:
That's actually not "Revolve". It's a custom navigator that I wrote with the new ActionScript SDK for Acrobat 9. If yo select the PDF Portfolios category off the main page, you can read more about how to create these things.
Joel
Acrobat Technical Evangelist
Posted by: Joel Geraci | February 2, 2009 1:51 PM