PDF Registry Form

PDF Registry Form

PDF is the acronym for coordinating a mobile document (which can be translated into Spanish in a portable document format), used to indicate the format of document delivery to a computer so that, regardless of the system, it is ready to use (Windows, OS X, Linux), computer programs and hardware (PC, Mac, tablet).

Each PDF file is a complete view of the document, including graphics, text, and styles, as well as information that identifies the other function of the document. security features, restrictions, etc.


PDF files can also contain multimedia elements (video and audio) as well as links to web pages and tags on the same page.

PDF is defined by the Adobe Systems Company. In 1993, the first version was published and continues to follow the coordination. Until 2008, the PDF format has been an open standard ever since. Commercial programs are free.

You can find it in the PDF specifications of the official Adobe Systems PDF coordination page.

The original design and definitions of John Warnock were originally called "Camelot". In this PDF document, you can read the original English document.

Types: PDF (or helper), based on your specifications, is also a standard for viewing documents.