I have started to use the blogging approach a lot more. It is easier and quicker than updating a web site. Also it seems easier to test things out. I have to change things quite often as I tend to put stuff online that may not be accurate. Still, I think most people reading a blog expect this and willa ccept a different statement some time later.
I think that around the time of drupa there will be very wide acceptance of digital technology for print. This changes the role of some of the websites. So far the Acrobat Services
co.uk site has concentrated on print and assumed low bandwidth. There is now quite a lot of broadband in the UK but I think the UK site should still work with dial-up. There could be more UK references on the Acrobat Services
dotcom site. Print is still the main application for PDF, in my opinion. Most communication is on paper. However online people want to move on so a lot of the print content can move to
WWW.atford.
There have been comment sections such as 'on reading Printweek' . I think I will collect these together but in future add to a blog. Most of these comments have been repeating the case for PDF in print. A blog started for
IPEX 2002 is the best place for such stuff.
So, spiders, is this making a bit more sense as things become more clear?