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Adobe seeks to close PDFs
I didn't see any one point this out, so I will.
Adobe seeks to close PDFs
PDF is an open published file specification, and it changes over time. That's called progress. It's Apple's job to keep Preview and the rest of the OS up -to-date with the latest PDF spec. My guess is that Tiger will be fully compatible with files generated by Acrobat 7. This was also the case with Acrobat 6 and Jaguar before Panter arrived.
Adobe seeks to close PDFs
I have not installed 7 yet, so I'd like to know if it actually removes the 'Print to PDF' feature set completely from one's system, as the first poster seems to claim, or whether they're just not available in Reader, as the above poster explains is the logical result of Adobe's more proprietary formatting engine. Can someone clarify? |
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