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March 3, 2008 Blog No Comments

Acrobat for Life Sciences is a blog written by Rick Borstein that covers the use of Acrobat for those involved in the pharmaceutical, research and medical device markets. Recent posts include: Batch Conversion of Text Files to PDF, Batch OCR using Acrobat Professional, and FDA 1572 Forms: Convert or not?.

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