On Thu, Jun 27, 2013 at 4:21 AM, <hwit...@gmail.com> wrote: > > I likewise find the Sumatr pdf viewer better. Besides the benefits > already mentioned, it also has the proper quality of being non-intrusive. > Adobe readers are quite happy to bloat your memory and take control or > otherwise intrude on your system's normal operations. > > I don't use Adobe's reader at all. > Adobe Reader/Acrobat is the reference: is you see and print a pdf with Acrobat under Windows 8 you are on the right side. Otherwise you are on the wrong side. For javascript, if the pdf works under Acrobat under Windows 8 it's ok, otherwise no.
If Reader/Acrobat doesn't complain the question if the pdf is valid or not is not important for and end user (ok, it's not true for pdf/a). Until now I have found the sumatrapdf is (very) good, but it cannot be used as reference. -- luigi
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