Right, I'm almost thinking if they made an option when saving a PDF
(from whatever Product) to save it to a certain compatibility and it
would warn you of anything incompatible with the version you're wanting
to save.  Almost like when you save an .ai file from illustrator it
gives you an option to save it as a certain version.  I would welcome
this because 99.9999% of the PDFs I ever open are just to view or print.
I hardly ever do anything with it other than that and a streamlined
reader/plugin that I already had on my computer would be AWESOME. 


John Burns
Certified Advanced ColdFusion MX Developer
Wyle Laboratories, Inc. | Web Developer
 

-----Original Message-----
From: Keith Gaughan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Monday, April 18, 2005 2:14 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Bloomberg article

Burns, John D wrote:

> Any reason they couldn't get rid of "FlashPaper" but make a lite 
> version of Acrobat Reader in the Flash 8 player that could decyfer
PDFs?

Little or none, especially if you don't expect the cut-down version to
cope with things like embedded JavaScript or Forms. However, it wouldn't
quite be the Flash 8 player, but more a combination of the two. That's
quite a neat idea though.

>  Then
> everything just gets saved to PDF and it just has certain limitations 
> or something so you don't have to download another plugin (Acrobat
Reader)?
> Maybe I'm missing a fundamental issue with that but it seems like a 
> good way to go.  Perhaps advanced features like filling in forms and 
> stuff would require Acrobat Reader, but simple display of a PDF would 
> be able to be done through the flash player.

Indeed you're correct.

K.



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