Xu Chen has been a senior software engineer with Macromedia since the days of Allaire Corporation (in 2000). He worked on ColdFusion 5 and 6, helping to migrate ColdFusion from C++ to the Java platform. He just finished working on the release of ColdFusion MX 7. He has over a decade of software development experience and holds Bachelor's degrees in Computer Science and Electrical Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute of Massachusetts. He is currently pursuing an MBA from Babson College.
Most of us at one time or another have experienced the poor result of
printing Web content from a browser. The page printout is ugly because the
printer breaks the Web content into pages with borders and edges. Trying to
fix the HTML code with style sheets and other layout tricks still yields an
unsatisfactory outcome. You, the developer, and your end users desperately
need a solution for printing rich document formats.
Likewise, if you are on the road without Internet access and want to pass
your work to a client who is outside your company firewall, you need a way to
distribute documents easily.
You've already invested an enormous amount of time and resources setting up
and publishing Web pages and articles so they look just the way you want. You
don't want to rework them just to generate a rich document - you need an easy
conversion tool.
Introducing the cfdocum... (more)
Xu Chen has been a senior software engineer with Macromedia since the days of Allaire Corporation (in 2000). He worked on ColdFusion 5 and 6, helping to migrate ColdFusion from C++ to the Java platform. He just finished working on the release of ColdFusion MX 7. He has over a decade of software development experience and holds Bachelor's degrees in Computer Science and Electrical Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute of Massachusetts. He is currently pursuing an MBA from Babson College.
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