NAPL, NAQP and Coalition for Open Competition Support Adobe’s Action Plan to Remove FedEx Kinko’s Link from Software
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PARAMUS, NJ—AUGUST 2, 2007—Following yesterday’s announcement by Adobe Systems, Inc., that the company will remove the “Send to FedEx Kinko’s” service and functionality from its Adobe® Reader and Adobe Acrobat® software, NAPL (www.napl.org), the trade association for excellence in graphic communications management, the National Association of Quick Printers (NAQP), part of The NAPL Network, and the Graphic Communications Coalition for Open Competition, voiced its approval of Adobe’s decision. Adobe plans to issue an update to Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat that will not feature the FedEx Kinko’s link sometime in October of this year.
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