On Thursday 23 Oct 2003 4:07 pm, Russ wrote:
Hi All,
I have decided to install Adobe Acrobat to view and print pdf files. So
I downloaded the newest version for Linux. It is a tar.gz. I figured no
problem I've done a couple of those :-) (ya right).
I extracted it but can't seem to get it to
On Friday 24 October 2003 07:52 am, Derek Jennings wrote:
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You do not need to compile acroread. It is a programme binary.
Al you have to do is make the install script executable with
chmod +x script_name
and then execute it with
./script_name
(Do that all as root)
Or install
Hi Dennis,
After I untared it, I read the README file and it said run the INSTALL
script. End of help. It sort of left me hanging.
Thanks
Russ
Dennis Myers wrote:
Russ, more info, I assume you did a 'tar -xvzf adobe.tar.gz or whatever the
file is. After the untaring is complete did you read
Hi Derek,
This did the trick.
Also, I could not find the rpm on Texstar's page. What did he call it?
Well anyway, I got it working on mine.
It will not print in landscape mode either (bummer dude). However, I did
get a workaround with this one that the others choked on. I was able to
rotate
Hi All,
I have decided to install Adobe Acrobat to view and print pdf files. So
I downloaded the newest version for Linux. It is a tar.gz. I figured no
problem I've done a couple of those :-) (ya right).
I extracted it but can't seem to get it to install. make and make
install don't seem to
On Thursday 23 October 2003 10:07 am, Russ wrote:
Hi All,
I have decided to install Adobe Acrobat to view and print pdf files. So
I downloaded the newest version for Linux. It is a tar.gz. I figured no
problem I've done a couple of those :-) (ya right).
I extracted it but can't seem to get
