I am curious as to why any GNU project would even think of using PDF. It's proprietary to Adobe, copyrighted by them, subject to change or withdrawal by them at any time, and some aspects are patented. It is designed from square one to allow the restriction of use of documents by various codes. (I realize that they can be bypassed by any competent OCR program.) In short, it is in exactly the position that GIF was before Compuserve suddenly reversed its free policy on it and, successfully, demanded payment for its use. I understand that PostScript is now legally considered free from ownership restriction, so can be used by us with no risk of being restricted later. Where am I wrong in this? John
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