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David Simpson
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Susan Bugher
William F. Adams wrote:
In case anyone is interested:
http://katalog.utc.sk/e-books/books/index.php
Acrobat eBook Reader 2.2 Win
http://katalog.utc.sk/e-books/download/eBookReaderInstall.exe
Susan
Adobe Reader 6 is a merging of Adobe Acrobat Reader and Adobe eBook Reader (the
latter based on the GlassBook Reader). It supports pdf v1.5, and a couple of
other formats (most notably some kind of PhotoShop Elements photo album if
memory serves). It gains a neat ``library '' / ebook management system, but
also an advertising tile in the button bar.
In case anyone is interested:
http://katalog.utc.sk/e-books/books/index.php
Acrobat eBook Reader 2.2 Win
http://katalog.utc.sk/e-books/download/eBookReaderInstall.exe
Susan
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Rob
Susan said:William F. Adams wrote:
In case anyone is interested:
http://katalog.utc.sk/e-books/books/index.php
Acrobat eBook Reader 2.2 Win
http://katalog.utc.sk/e-books/download/eBookReaderInstall.exe
Susan
Personally, I prefer using Acrobat eBook Reader for viewing PDF files. Much
easier to use than Acrobat Reader.
But with all the security concerns regarding Acrobat products, I have
switched to GsView and Ghostscript on my Windows PC's for viewing PDF's.
Not as pretty but works great!
Rob
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Rob
Gordon said:http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=14530
Adobe Reader leaks data like a sieve
By INQUIRER staff: Friday 05 March 2004, 07:36 AN AUSTRALIAN security
consulting firm has told users Acrobat Reader version 5.1 has a highly
critical vulnerability that could lead to the leaking of data.
NGSSoftware found a data format buffer overflow in which could
potentially be exploited to compromise a user's system.
Apparently the vulnerability is caused due to a boundary error within
the debugging functionality when parsing documents in the XML forms
data format (".xfdf").
A hacker using the flaw could trick a users into looking at a doctored
XFDF document which could trigger a buffer overflow.
NGSSoftware contacted Adobe about the flaw and been told that the
latest version of the reader, 6.0, did not suffer from it. It has
recommended to all its clients that they upgrade immediately. µ
Regards
Gordon
FYI
Version 6.0.1. of Acrobat Reader was just released today.
Rob
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Peter D.
surely there were bugs to be fixed
as the saying goes, fixing existing bugs means replacing them with new ones
in this view version 602 is likely to follow
peter
as the saying goes, fixing existing bugs means replacing them with new ones
in this view version 602 is likely to follow
peter
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Bill Jones
: Gordon Darling wrote:
: > http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=14530
: >
: > Adobe Reader leaks data like a sieve
: >
: > By INQUIRER staff: Friday 05 March 2004, 07:36 AN AUSTRALIAN security
: > consulting firm has told users Acrobat Reader version 5.1 has a highly
: > critical vulnerability that could lead to the leaking of data.
: >
: > NGSSoftware found a data format buffer overflow in which could
: > potentially be exploited to compromise a user's system.
: >
: > Apparently the vulnerability is caused due to a boundary error within
: > the debugging functionality when parsing documents in the XML forms
: > data format (".xfdf").
: >
: > A hacker using the flaw could trick a users into looking at a doctored
: > XFDF document which could trigger a buffer overflow.
: >
: > NGSSoftware contacted Adobe about the flaw and been told that the
: > latest version of the reader, 6.0, did not suffer from it. It has
: > recommended to all its clients that they upgrade immediately. µ
: >
: > Regards
: > Gordon
:
: FYI
:
: Version 6.0.1. of Acrobat Reader was just released today.
:
: Rob
:
6.0.1 has been out for 2 months or more.
Bill
: > http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=14530
: >
: > Adobe Reader leaks data like a sieve
: >
: > By INQUIRER staff: Friday 05 March 2004, 07:36 AN AUSTRALIAN security
: > consulting firm has told users Acrobat Reader version 5.1 has a highly
: > critical vulnerability that could lead to the leaking of data.
: >
: > NGSSoftware found a data format buffer overflow in which could
: > potentially be exploited to compromise a user's system.
: >
: > Apparently the vulnerability is caused due to a boundary error within
: > the debugging functionality when parsing documents in the XML forms
: > data format (".xfdf").
: >
: > A hacker using the flaw could trick a users into looking at a doctored
: > XFDF document which could trigger a buffer overflow.
: >
: > NGSSoftware contacted Adobe about the flaw and been told that the
: > latest version of the reader, 6.0, did not suffer from it. It has
: > recommended to all its clients that they upgrade immediately. µ
: >
: > Regards
: > Gordon
:
: FYI
:
: Version 6.0.1. of Acrobat Reader was just released today.
:
: Rob
:
6.0.1 has been out for 2 months or more.
Bill
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Rob
Bill said:6.0.1 has been out for 2 months or more.
Bill
Not according to MajorGeeks.com, see
http://www.majorgeeks.com/download3852.html
Perhaps the date is the date they started to list the program. But given
the popularity, I find that hard to believe.
With all the security problems with Adobe Acrobat products, I thought it
might have been a security updated version.
Rob
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Bill Jones
: Bill Jones wrote:
: > : >> Gordon Darling wrote:
: >>> http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=14530
: >>>
: >>> Adobe Reader leaks data like a sieve
: >>>
: >>> By INQUIRER staff: Friday 05 March 2004, 07:36 AN AUSTRALIAN
: >>> security consulting firm has told users Acrobat Reader version 5.1
: >>> has a highly critical vulnerability that could lead to the leaking
: >>> of data.
: >>>
: >>> NGSSoftware found a data format buffer overflow in which could
: >>> potentially be exploited to compromise a user's system.
: >>>
: >>> Apparently the vulnerability is caused due to a boundary error
: >>> within the debugging functionality when parsing documents in the
: >>> XML forms data format (".xfdf").
: >>>
: >>> A hacker using the flaw could trick a users into looking at a
: >>> doctored XFDF document which could trigger a buffer overflow.
: >>>
: >>> NGSSoftware contacted Adobe about the flaw and been told that the
: >>> latest version of the reader, 6.0, did not suffer from it. It has
: >>> recommended to all its clients that they upgrade immediately. µ
: >>>
: >>> Regards
: >>> Gordon
: >>
: >> FYI
: >>
: >> Version 6.0.1. of Acrobat Reader was just released today.
: >>
: >> Rob
: >>
: > 6.0.1 has been out for 2 months or more.
: >
: > Bill
:
: Not according to MajorGeeks.com, see
: http://www.majorgeeks.com/download3852.html
: Perhaps the date is the date they started to list the program. But given
: the popularity, I find that hard to believe.
:
: With all the security problems with Adobe Acrobat products, I thought it
: might have been a security updated version.
:
: Rob
:
:
It's the date they listed it (and like most services, they keep moving the date
forward). Some people only look at the most recent listed programs. I
downloaded 6.0.1 on 12/27/2003.
Bill
: > : >> Gordon Darling wrote:
: >>> http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=14530
: >>>
: >>> Adobe Reader leaks data like a sieve
: >>>
: >>> By INQUIRER staff: Friday 05 March 2004, 07:36 AN AUSTRALIAN
: >>> security consulting firm has told users Acrobat Reader version 5.1
: >>> has a highly critical vulnerability that could lead to the leaking
: >>> of data.
: >>>
: >>> NGSSoftware found a data format buffer overflow in which could
: >>> potentially be exploited to compromise a user's system.
: >>>
: >>> Apparently the vulnerability is caused due to a boundary error
: >>> within the debugging functionality when parsing documents in the
: >>> XML forms data format (".xfdf").
: >>>
: >>> A hacker using the flaw could trick a users into looking at a
: >>> doctored XFDF document which could trigger a buffer overflow.
: >>>
: >>> NGSSoftware contacted Adobe about the flaw and been told that the
: >>> latest version of the reader, 6.0, did not suffer from it. It has
: >>> recommended to all its clients that they upgrade immediately. µ
: >>>
: >>> Regards
: >>> Gordon
: >>
: >> FYI
: >>
: >> Version 6.0.1. of Acrobat Reader was just released today.
: >>
: >> Rob
: >>
: > 6.0.1 has been out for 2 months or more.
: >
: > Bill
:
: Not according to MajorGeeks.com, see
: http://www.majorgeeks.com/download3852.html
: Perhaps the date is the date they started to list the program. But given
: the popularity, I find that hard to believe.
:
: With all the security problems with Adobe Acrobat products, I thought it
: might have been a security updated version.
:
: Rob
:
:
It's the date they listed it (and like most services, they keep moving the date
forward). Some people only look at the most recent listed programs. I
downloaded 6.0.1 on 12/27/2003.
Bill
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Berel
Also, with Acrobat Reader versions 5 and 6 you can filling forms and
saving forms with another approach...
You can immediately convert all your forms (and any documents in any
format) to
fillable and (locally!!!) saveable in Acrobar Reader. This is a free
service from http://www.FillinDocs.com and http://www.savePDF.com.
Berel
saving forms with another approach...
You can immediately convert all your forms (and any documents in any
format) to
fillable and (locally!!!) saveable in Acrobar Reader. This is a free
service from http://www.FillinDocs.com and http://www.savePDF.com.
Berel