Tag Archives: scanned documents

Structured Documents In PDF/A

LuraTech Europe GmbH | March 23, 2012

More and more often, reports on clinical studies for approving new medicines are provided digitally by the FDA and other international approval bodies. The necessary documents, however, are distributed worldwide to sites like doctors’ practices and hospitals on paper, as comprehensive internet access is not always guaranteed. Find out how LuraTech helped solve the problem. [...]

LuraTech PDF Compressor Desktop

LuraTech Europe GmbH | August 29, 2011

The LuraDocument PDF Compressor Desktop is a solution for manual conversion and compression of scanned documents into PDF and PDF/A files. It is ideal for single-workstation use and decentralized processing, in order to occasionally process documents manually. [...]

PDF/A for Scanned Documents

PDF/A Competence Center | January 20, 2011

Carsten Heiermann and Armin Ortmann of LuraTech present  PDF/A for Scanned Documents

PDF/A for Scanned Documents (US version)

PDF/A Competence Center | January 18, 2011

Mark McKinney and Armin Ortmann of LuraTech present PDF/A for Scanned Documents

Archiving Electronic Health Records – From Paper to PDF/A

PDF/A Competence Center | June 19, 2009

Office files and all other electronic documents that the hospital, care facility or medical practice create themselves or receive via e-mail can be converted easily and securely into PDF/A using a PDF printer. In doing so, fonts are embedded or, optionally, only those characters that are actually used. As a result, the files fulfill the ISO specifications for long-term archiving to PDF/A. [...]

PDF/A Competence Center Newsletter: Issue 5

PDF/A Competence Center | August 1, 2008

Topics include a pre-DMS Seminar at the DMS Expo 2008 and PDF/A in mass-output. The seminar has been organized by the members of the executive committee and offers PDF/A knowledge in a concentrated form – a 4 hour compact seminar with some of the most prominent PDF/A experts and an excellent warm-up to one of the main themes of the fair. Will we see you there? [...]