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										<title>Can APDFL and Modern C++ Run in the Same Program?</title>
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										<title>Understanding the Adobe PDF Library SDK &#40;APDFL&#41; and Acrobat SDK Development</title>
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										<title>Using APDFL to create tools for working with PDF/UA files</title>
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										<title>Never Define TOOLKIT in an APDFL Application</title>
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