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CTOnews.com June 14, Japan's Adobe announced today that June 15 will be designated as "PDF Day" to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the advent of PDF. This decision has been certified by the Japan Remembrance Day Association. On June 15, 1993, the PDF format made its official debut.

The ▲ image source Japan AdobePDF stands for "Portable document format", which is based on a project launched by Dr. John Warnock, co-founder of Adobe, in 1991. The project aims at paper digitization and hopes to browse digital documents in the same format on any software, hardware and operating system. PDF is now managed by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) as an open standard.

Takeshi Takeshi, head of the digital media business of Adobe in Japan, also said: "I am glad to be certified as' PDF Day'on June 15. PDF has been highly praised by the society for supporting flexible working methods, and Adobe will continue to cherish this memorable day and continue to bring innovation."

CTOnews.com has previously reported that Adobe has previously launched an Adobe Document Cloud service, which includes Adobe Acrobat, a tool for editing and creating PDF. Adobe said it would continue to expand the service to support further simplification of the global documentation workflow.

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