Hi,
in the MacOSX-TeX-list (mainly on LaTeX) I just read a discussion on Comments
in PDF (by AcrobatReader7).
Do we have a ConTeXt tool which can enable users of e.g. AdobeReader 7 to add
comments to PDF files ?
Or is it true that this comments enabled flag can only be set for PDFs
generated
Steffen Wolfrum wrote:
Hi,
in the MacOSX-TeX-list (mainly on LaTeX) I just read a discussion on
Comments in PDF (by AcrobatReader7).
I was involved in that discussion.
Do we have a ConTeXt tool which can enable users of e.g. AdobeReader 7 to
add comments to PDF files ?
Or is it true that
I wrote:
(regarding enabling comments in PDFs)
I wonder if either (or both) of these:
http://shop.pdf-office.com/product_info.php?products_id=34osCsid=
a1241e335670fc0b939a8c03b77536f2
http://shop.pdf-office.com/product_info.php?products_id=47osCsid=
a1241e335670fc0b939a8c03b77536f2
allow it
Steffen Wolfrum wrote:
Hi,
in the MacOSX-TeX-list (mainly on LaTeX) I just read a discussion on Comments in
PDF (by AcrobatReader7).
Do we have a ConTeXt tool which can enable users of e.g. AdobeReader 7 to add
comments to PDF files ?
Or is it true that this comments enabled flag can only be set
Do we have a ConTeXt tool which can enable users of e.g. AdobeReader 7 to add
comments to PDF files ?
Or is it true that this comments enabled flag can only be set for PDFs
generated by Acrobat -- and only by the original author?
I have played with this yesterday evening, but without success. I
Hi,
Does anybody know how I can get a dot after the figure number in
a caption, without 'promoting' that dot to figure references in
the body text as well? I remember I've had this problem before, but
that was a long time ago and I don't remember the solution any more.
Greetings, Taco
On Wed, 5 Jan 2005, Taco Hoekwater wrote:
Hi,
Does anybody know how I can get a dot after the figure number in
a caption, without 'promoting' that dot to figure references in
the body text as well?
\let\floatcaptionsuffix=.
Greetings
Albrecht
Vit Zyka wrote:
Do we have a ConTeXt tool which can enable users of e.g. AdobeReader 7
to add comments to PDF files ?
Or is it true that this comments enabled flag can only be set for
PDFs generated by Acrobat -- and only by the original author?
I have played with this yesterday evening, but
I have played with this yesterday evening, but without success. I tried
\pdfcompresslevel=0
\pdftrailer{/Encrypt /Filter /Standard /V 1 /R 2 /P 252 }
Hallo
\end
technically it's possible to have no password (at least the specs say
so) but i can't get it working;
do you have a file without
Vit Zyka wrote:
I have played with this yesterday evening, but without success. I tried
\pdfcompresslevel=0
\pdftrailer{/Encrypt /Filter /Standard /V 1 /R 2 /P 252 }
Hallo
\end
technically it's possible to have no password (at least the specs say
so) but i can't get it working;
do you have a
Hi,
I uploaded an alpha release. Well, not that alpha, since i run it here as
default, but this one has the bib files packahed. Some code moved to the system
modules and some bits and pieces were cleaned up. Taco and I will discuss a
further clean up / internationalization later. I hope that
Hi,
I donwloaded your latest release ...
After generating the format files I checked the log files of
format-generation.
Following up the discussion on another thread (hyphenation peculiarity)
I would like to ask how the follwing lines should be interpreted:
language : patterns en for en
Willi Egger said this at Wed, 5 Jan 2005 20:33:08 +0100:
language : patterns en for en loaded (n=1)
(c:\NEWCON~1\tex\texmf/tex/generic/hyphen/ushyph.tex)
language : no hyphenations en for en (n=1)
Yeah, huh. I got the same, too. Empirically, it works:
\starttext
Adam Lindsay wrote:
Willi Egger said this at Wed, 5 Jan 2005 20:33:08 +0100:
language : patterns en for en loaded (n=1)
(c:\NEWCON~1\tex\texmf/tex/generic/hyphen/ushyph.tex)
language : no hyphenations en for en (n=1)
Yeah, huh. I got the same, too. Empirically, it works:
This message
Hi,
Testing the file provided by Taco before installing the new
alpha-Context did not result in a reference from \cite[don], only a ()
is typeset.
After installing the new alpha-Context, the problem with the \section
command is indeed solved. Still there is only a () from the citation.
What
Thanks Taco! This makes things clear.
Willi
Taco Hoekwater wrote:
Adam Lindsay wrote:
Willi Egger said this at Wed, 5 Jan 2005 20:33:08 +0100:
language : patterns en for en loaded (n=1)
(c:\NEWCON~1\tex\texmf/tex/generic/hyphen/ushyph.tex)
language : no hyphenations en for en (n=1)
Willi Egger wrote:
Hi,
Testing the file provided by Taco before installing the new
alpha-Context did not result in a reference from \cite[don], only a ()
is typeset.
After installing the new alpha-Context, the problem with the \section
command is indeed solved. Still there is only a () from
Hi there!
I try to typeset a roleplaying character sheet as PDF form;
it contains a table of skills, each line is a \SkillField after this
def:
\def\SkillField#1#2{\bTR\bTD #1\hfill (#2) \eTD \bTD
\definefield[#1][line][SkillSetup][#2]\field[#3]\eTD\eTR}
e.g.
\SkillField{Climbing}{+8}
becomes
Henning Hraban Ramm wrote:
Am 05.01.2005 um 12:03 schrieb Mark Smith:
The general opinion was that this is effectively an Acrobat-only
feature. In fact, it seems that one needs Acrobat 6 or 7 Pro to enable
commenting in this way and that (at least on Mac) the commmenting
author needs
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