Jason Wallwork wrote: > The voice of reason! I, myself, use proprietary programs that are free, but > not Free like Acrobat Reader. xPDF doesn't always work. I also use Win4Lin to > run the odd Windows application and downloaded Microsoft fonts (gasp!) inside > of Linux. I suspect I'm not the only one that is gung-ho for Linux *and* uses > proprietary applications. The choice should be up to the user. I use Linux > because it is better, not because it is cheaper, and not because I can modify > the source code, since I know barely enough C to write a Hello World program > :P
ditto - especially when XPDF won't allow one to take advantage of the "advanced" features that are ruquired with some PDF's, like filling in form data or reading annotations/comments. If I can use XPDF I will, but acroread is on my Linux hard-drive, just in case. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
