INM's Impressario Xtra Now Available for Macromedia Authorware

Jun. 30, 2004 12:00 AM

Integration New Media (INM) has announced the immediate availability of an exceptional new tool for Macromedia Authorware: INM's Impressario Xtra. Impressario, which has already established itself with great success in the Macromedia Director community, is the ultimate tool for integrating Adobe PDF files into Macromedia Authorware projects.

Built using the Adobe PDF Library, Impressario offers flexibility and creativity for developers who wish to introduce Adobe PDF content into Authorware projects. What sets Impressario apart is that it makes Adobe PDF documents an integral part of Authorware projects. No separate windows or external applications are necessary for viewing or printing Adobe PDF documents. Impressario's cross-platform functionalities also mean projects will run identically across Windows and Mac resulting in the widest audience reach and reduced project support.

To learn more about Impressario, please visit: www.IntegrationNewMedia.com/Products/Impressario-aw/

INM's Impressario for Authorware, for Windows and Mac, is now available for immediate download from the Integration New Media web site. Licenses are available from the INM Online Store. Pricing is $US 439 for regular customers, $US 299 for educational customers. Corporate, government, and education volume licensing is also available. The product is currently available in English.

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