Paperless - PDF Services

Paperless performs flawless PDF file conversions. We've become known as the Fearless Paperless Crew! Whether it's on paper, Mylar, newsprint, microfilm, microfiche or any electronic format at all, Paperless can convert it to PDF, guaranteed!

Portable Document Format (PDF) is the de facto standard for electronic distribution of documents because it's the best way to keep the look and feel you created intact. PDF files are compact, cross platform and can be viewed by anyone with a free Acrobat Reader.

John Warnock, co-founder and CEO of Adobe Systems, Inc., defined the Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format: "PDF is an extensible form of paper, a hypermedia that is device independent, platform independent, color consistent, and it is the best universal transmission media for creative and intellectual assets."	PDF files can be distributed globally via e- mail, the Web, corporate intranets or CD-ROM.
	Acrobat Reader's navigation and zoom features enable closer review of PDF file text and images, even within your browser!
	PDF files can be easily viewed and printed a page at a time. Links, annotations, live forms, security options, video, and sound can be added to PDF files for enhanced online viewing with Adobe® Acrobat.
	Over 250,000 Web sites deliver information in PDF. Over 1,000,000 copies of Adobe Acrobat Reader have been downloaded.

Legal Issues Revenue Canada has allowed the storage of Electronic Images for years. Download the Notice.	Revenue Canada's rulings on the admissibility of electronic documents and Bill C-54, Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act are just the beginning of the electronic document age.
	For example, documents as evidence or proof, Section 36 of Bill C-54 states:
	"A provision of a federal law that provides that a certificate or other document signed by a minister or public officer is proof of any matter or thing, or is admissible in evidence, is, subject to the federal law, satisfied by an electronic version of the certificate or other document if the electronic version is signed by the minister or public officer with that person's secure electronic signature."
	Canada's standard on the use and applicability of microfilm images, has also been amended to include Electronic Images as well. You can order a copy of
	CAN/CGSB-72.11-93 Microfilm and Electronic Images As Documentary Evidence.