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A California technology company has announced a $5 million grant program that will furnish educators with software that will make it possible for them to obtain electronic versions of national publications.
At a press briefing at the Library of Congress last month, Adobe Systems Inc. announced that it will distribute copies of its "Acrobat'' software free of charge to K-12 institutions nationwide.
Company officials said the program is designed to help educators develop a taste for the services that may eventually be available over...
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