A PDF pioneer: an Oklahoma attorney developed his own line of products for searching and managing PDF documents

Article Abstract:

Steve Harris, a partner in the law firm of Doyle, Harris, Davis & Haughey, has created more than 20 programs that enable users to search and manage Portable Document Format (PDF) files. Then, Harris created a software company, called Acrobotics Inc, and contracted with PDF Store ( www.pdfstore.com ), to distribute Acrobotics' products.

Product development, Management dynamics, Executive changes & profiles, Management, Officials and employees, Cover Story, Portable document software, Product enhancement, Company business management, Adobe Acrobat (Portable document software), Harris, Steve, Acrobotics Inc, Doyle, Harris, Davis & Haughey

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Bankruptcy: Best Case Bankruptcy Version 14

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Best Case Solutions Inc.'s $595 Best Case Bankruptcy Version 14 is an law practice management software that offers attractive features at a reasonable price.

Legal practice software, Legal practice management software, Best Case Bankruptcy Version 14 (Legal practice management software)

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Imaging: AutoCapture-X3

Article Abstract:

Acrobotics Inc's $179 AutoCapture-X3 is an data capture software that offers attractive features at a reasonable price.

Data acquisition software, AutoCapture-X3 (Data acquisition software)

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