The main danger, from what I've seen, is when I replace existing text with *less* text.
Either way - either more or less will invalidate the PDF.
At a certain point, it corrupts the document - apparently there are checksums embedded in PDFs.
No, no checksums...
Instead, the binary offset to each object in the file is stored in a section called the 'xref'. Thus even a single byte change will invalidate the xref for all objects after the one you are modifying!
Anyway, I'm running on Solaris 8.5.
A Solaris version of PDF Enhancer is currently in testing - and we'd be glad to have you try it out...
Leonard
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