The ideal option would be just to circulate a text only version of the
newsletter, but the publications are already established as a Word
documents with formatting, so I have to continue to meet that expectation.
RTF to the rescue?
MOU
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Here's another point: Adobe seem to have fallen to the same condition
afflicting other free software suppliers lately. Version 5 wasn't bad,
but have you tried Acrobat Reader 6? it's another of those bloated
megalomaniac programs that wants to phone home to the corporation every time
you run
Folks,
Thanks to everyone who offered their feedback. It's much appreciated.
I hadn't realised that the Acrobat reader had swollen to such huge
proportions. Practically 9 meg of download is a bit much to ask people to
swallow. On the download site if you select the option for broadband
download
Bj
I'm wondering if a pdf created with v.6 will require downloading that
version in order to read it.
Jan
Bj wrote:
Here's another point: Adobe seem to have fallen to the same condition
afflicting other free software suppliers lately. Version 5 wasn't bad,
but have you tried Acrobat Reader
John
Bj's suggestion is a good idea. Also, perhaps you use a word format with
a statement that pdf copies of documents are available to be downloaded
at URL, etc. I think I might do this.
Jan
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Folks,
Thanks to everyone who offered their feedback. It's much
At 09:18 PM 02/16/2004 +, BJ wrote:
Here's another point: Adobe seem to have fallen to the same condition
afflicting other free software suppliers lately. Version 5 wasn't bad,
but have you tried Acrobat Reader 6? it's another of those bloated
megalomaniac programs that wants to phone home
