This has a vagly familiar sound to it. Do you know how these pdfs were
created? or are they from completely dissimilar places? We had a
similar
problem with pdf coming out of an HP digital sender until we upgraded
the
firmware.
Darrell May wrote:
Mike Sensney [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I can duplicate the problem with the following system: Win2000 SP2 - IE 5.0
SP2 - Acrobat 5.0
I have no problem viewing
http://www.e-smith.org/docs/manual/print/userguide-4.1.pdf
but when I copy the same file to my e-smith 4.1.2 server and browse to it,
it causes IE to hang. I get the same
G'Day All,
Serving PDF files can be tricky. For the last three years I've had product
brochures for Umax scanners (ex Umax Wholesaler in Australia) served via
the web. The best test of whether you wil have problems is to read the
file back from the server share on the original machine you
Noah,
Thanks for your report (and thank you, everyone else, for the reports as
well).
I believe all of the PDF file with which I have had problems were created
with a Windows version of Adobe. Files created on non-Windows system (as I
presume the documents at e-smith.org were created)
At 05:52 PM 06/22/2001 -0500, Timothy C Litwiller wrote:
This has a vagly familiar sound to it. Do you know how these pdfs were
created? or are they from completely dissimilar places? We had a
similar
problem with pdf coming out of an HP digital sender until we upgraded
the
firmware.
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