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Kentucky's best Christmas Event, with an all new Christmas Village and Snow Fairy Castle attraction … more

Waterfront Park restrooms have been closed for the season. They will reopen in late April.

Louisville Waterfront Park’s Lincoln Memorial has been selected to be part of the Kentucky Civil War Heritage Trails, a new state program to help visitors and residents understand how the conflict shaped the commonwealth as the nation observes the Civil War’s 150th anniversary… more

A Lincoln Memorial visitor’s guide and park map (pdf format) are available online at www.louisvillewaterfront.com/projects/lincoln and park map.

On Wednesday, July 6, 2011, several hundred people joined Congressman John Yarmuth, Governor Steve Beshear and Mayors Greg Fischer and Tom Galligan to mark the start of construction on the Big Four Pedestrian/Bicycle Bridge. The was the first opportunity for the public to experience the walk up the ramp and the views from the top. Work on the bridge, which includes redecking and the installation of lights and benches, will take about 18 months.

Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear and Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels announced today that the two states, along with the City of Jeffersonville, will allocate $22 million in funding to complete the Big Four Bridge - creating a pedestrian and bicycle path to link Louisville and Jeffersonville.… more

A new guide to the Lincoln Memorial is available that includes information about the project, artist, and landscape architect, as well as activities that encourage visitors to dig deeper into the stories of Abraham Lincoln and his ties to Louisville, Kentucky … more

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We edit a lot of pdfs here at the Waterfront -- event flyers, user guidelines, forms -- you name it, we work with it. Some originate with us, some are from outside sources. Until now, editing results have been hit or miss -- the fonts may not match exactly in weight or size, it's hard to align things, impossible to get text to flow . . . we've never been able to find an easy to use, reliable, seamless pdf editing software.

Just discovered INfix Pro by Iceni Technology, and I have to say it is the best pdf editing software I have seen. I'm playing with the trial copy now, and it is amazing how easy it is to edit text, change pictures, align objects, change margins or column widths . . . and it's very intuitive! And, oh my gosh, the fonts just match. They just do! It's magic. (Well, it's the magic of embedded fonts - but that has never made a difference before when attempting to edit a pdf -- results, until now, have been pretty sloppy or just plain impossible.)

On top of that, INfix Pro catalogs the colors in your document, it has a CMYK color picker (!!), and it lets you search and replace by font, color or size (!!!). I'm actually looking forward to my next pdf editing job, just to see what else this software will let me do.