Creative Commons PDF Converter – Update
Since the release of the Creative Commons PDF Converter, 3 weeks ago, It’s been downloaded more than 700 times. We received about two dozens of emails containing ideas and suggestions (and a couple of bug reports). And the overall response has been exceptionally good (except for a couple of guys on Digg).
In the near months we intend to add the following:
- Better support for XMP
- Color printing
- Support for links in the PDF file
I would like to thank the Creative Commons community, the readers of this blog and all the good people that have taken the time to test the CC PDF Converter. A Special thanks goes to Nathan Yergler and the creative commons staff who helped define and launch this tool.
Related posts:
- Why you should publish your PDF with a Creative Commons License
- An Easy Introduction to Creative Commons
- Creative Commons Adobe Acrobat Plugin
- How to help other bloggers spread your words
- Announcing the Creative Commons PDF Converter
Posted on July 25, 2007 by Yoav Ezer
Filed Under Collaboration, Creative Commons, PDF
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