Re: A new type of PDF

["Craig Ede" <craigede@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

As I said in my post, FM7 was using headless Distiller 5 (I operating from 
memory here, so...). If nothing has gone further on Solaris Acrobat, I 
suspect FM7.1 and FM7.2 use the same headless version of Distiller, with the 
same limitations. Someone should verify that by looking at the PDF output of 
these version of Frame Solaris.

But you can read PDFs distiller from Frame 7 Solaris with Reader 7 and 
Reader 6 on Windows, if that makes any difference.

Craig
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "T.W. Smith" <techwordsmith@xxxxxxxxx>
To: "Craig Ede" <craigede@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Cc: "balson" <balson@xxxxxxxxxxx>; "freeframers" <framers@xxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, October 21, 2005 9:44 PM
Subject: Re: A new type of PDF


> I thought Solaris only supported Acrobat Reader 5. Correct me if I'm wrong.
>
> Anyway, that kind of form has been around for a long time in Windows.
> For Acrobat 7, and Reader 7 only, you can actually mark up PDFs for
> purposes of review.
>
> If a version of reader greater than 7 is available for Solaris, please
> Edumacate me, because I need one.
>
> On 10/21/05, Craig Ede <craigede@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > As I recall Frame 7 Solaris came with a "headless" version of Distiller. 
> > You
> > might look for a discussion on this under my name in the Framers archives
> > circa 2003. I'm not sure exactly what this gives you in terms of control 
> > of
> > the Acrobat output, but there might be some more in depth discussion in 
> > the
> > archives that describes exactly what you're giving up by just using the
> > headless Acrobat version that comes with Frame 7 (or 7.1). I'd be 
> > interested
> > in hearing the full answer since I'm not longer have access to the 
> > Solaris
> > platform to test this myself. It'd also be nice to know exactly what the
> > Solaris Acrobat versions are coming with 7.1 and 7.2. I seem to remember
> > that 7.0 had a headless version of v5.0 Distiller, but I may be
> > misremembering.
>
> ======
> T.
>
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>
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