On Jun 1, 2007, at 2:50 PM, Stephen Brownfield wrote:
Since you said that you do not have Adobe Reader (which lists
"Document Properties" under the file menu) this is what you need to
do:
a) highlight the file;
b) then in the Finder choose "Get Info" from the File Menu or simply
do "Command-I"
c) Then click the little triangle next to "More Info:" and that will
tell you what the Encoding software was.
I hope this helps
Thanks. I opened the PDF files in question in a text editor which
allowed me to determine the information about what software was used to
create the PDFs.
Steve
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