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Apr 07, 2008Mozilla has just released new versions of its calendar programs Sunbird and Lightning. Version 0.8 sees both programs approaching the first final release.
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Mar 28, 2008Version 3.0 of TCPDF, a PHP library for creating PDF documents has just been released.
more »Open Office 2.4 is Complete and Supports PDF/A-1
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