26 Jan
1999
26 Jan
'99
9:28 a.m.
On Tue, 26 Jan 1999 John Amirault wrote:
In order to read a PDF file you need to get "
adobe acrobat reader " . Just
do a net search and you will find all the info you need. Hope this helps you.
John Amirault
I think the point is that Acrobat Reader is only available for a few platforms,
and if your computer isn't one of those you're stuck. (More or less.)
(If the Alto manuals on the web are scanned, try asking the web page maintainer
to use a standard image format instead.)
-- Mark
26 Jan
26 Jan
3:04 p.m.
Mark and all others,
If you need a PDF file written I will do it, print it , and attach it as a scanned
file, BMP or something like that, If I have to I will type it in letter by letter
for you. Does this help?
John amirault
Mark wrote:
On Tue, 26 Jan 1999 John Amirault wrote:
In order to read a PDF file you need to get "
adobe acrobat reader " . Just
do a net search and you will find all the info you need. Hope this helps you.
John Amirault
I think the point is that Acrobat Reader is only available for a few platforms,
and if your computer isn't one of those you're stuck. (More or less.)
(If the Alto manuals on the web are scanned, try asking the web page maintainer
to use a standard image format instead.)
-- Mark 
27 Jan
27 Jan
8:01 a.m.
On Tue, 26 Jan 1999, Mark wrote:
I think the point is that Acrobat Reader is only
available for a few
platforms, and if your computer isn't one of those you're stuck. (More
or less.)
xpdf and GhostScript read PDF files just fine, and they are both open
software. They'll run on anything that's Unix or close to it.
Brad Ackerman N1MNB "...faced with the men and women who bring home
bsa3(a)cornell.edu the pork, voters almost always re-elect them."
http://skaro.pair.com/ -- _The Economist_, 31 Oct 1998
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