by Carsten Heiermann, CEO of Foxit Europe
This might be the first time you’ve heard the word ZUGFeRD, but those working with the European market probably already know of it.
ZUGFeRD, standing for the Central User Guide for Electronic Invoicing in Germany, was developed to add long-needed s…
by DeeDee Kato, Senior Director
A change has taken place in our nation’s appellate courts when it comes to how documents are filed and read. Electronic filing or “e-filing” is now required in all federal courts and many state courts. Though there are still dramatic variations between courts o…
by Brad Selbst, Sales Director
We recently covered how to import and export form data. This is useful when you’ve got an interactive form and want to input the information users are submitting into your database, or populate an interactive form with data from your database. Both these cases i…
by Huy Tran, Foxit Solution Engineer
The first Portable Document Format (PDF) was released by Adobe in 1992. By 2008, PDF had become an official global standard after incorporation into the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).
ISO is a culmination of 162 national standard…
by Dan Morris, Sr. Solutions Architect
In January 2017, we announced the availability of PhantomPDF 8.2. Among the new features that make it easier and more secure to convert, access and share content on the web through PDF, linearization stands out for its ability to help optimize pdfs for w…
by DeeDee Kato, Senior Director
Digital engagement is transforming the way institutions do business – from hospitals getting a second opinion from an overseas doctor to federal institutions conducting foreign diplomacy while remaining on their native soil.
The widespread digital network al…
by Leon Liang, Marketing Research Analyst
As an in-house IT professional, it’s your responsibility to find and implement the best PDF software. By “best,” this means a PDF solution that is layman-friendly, easy to manage, and scalable. Follow these five steps to determine which pdf software s…
by Eric Mcguire, Integrated Sales and Support
PDF Portfolios aren’t just for pdfs. You can store various files (e.g. Microsoft Word, spreadsheets, CAD drawings, notepad) and integrate them into a single master PDF file. Individual files retain their identity and can be opened independently of…
by Scott Nguyen, Integrated Sales and Support
When you’re authoring a document, it’s pretty common to add headers and footers to personalize it and help readers keep track of where they are. So let’s take a look at how easy it is to do this with Foxit PhantomPDF.
First, click the organize…
by Wim Temmerman, Sales Director EMEA
Document deluge is a real office phenomenon that decreases workplace productivity. Staff wastes valuable minutes on the clock when they rummage through endless document files looking for the one with that version they need to update or that other one with…