It seems that there may be a problem with PDF files created by OOo (or
a problem with Scribus, which is possible). PDF file created by OOo
3.0 and 3.1 on Ubuntu are unreadable by Scribus on that same OS. I
have not checked other versions or OSes. Does anyone here know how to
determine if a file is
Why are you opening pdfs in Scribus? I've always thought of PDFs as a
final output, not a file to be edited.
Dotan Cohen wrote:
It seems that there may be a problem with PDF files created by OOo (or
a problem with Scribus, which is possible). PDF file created by OOo
3.0 and 3.1 on Ubuntu are
The PDF readers Foxit and Adobe read all pdf and hybrid pdf files I have
generated with OO.o. 2.x and 3.x. If there is indeed a verifier for PDF
other than the several interpreters out there, I'd like to know about it.
David
Dotan Cohen wrote:
It seems that there may be a problem with
Why are you opening pdfs in Scribus? I've always thought of PDFs as a final
output, not a file to be edited.
I am triaging a bug for another user.
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The PDF readers Foxit and Adobe read all pdf and hybrid pdf files I have
generated with OO.o. 2.x and 3.x. If there is indeed a verifier for PDF
other than the several interpreters out there, I'd like to know about it.
It would be reasonable to assume that readers could read _some_
Dotan,
To test I tried to open known good, created with Acrobat, in Scribus and
get an error. It would seem the problem is with the Scribus. Hope this
helps.
Dotan Cohen wrote:
It seems that there may be a problem with PDF files created by OOo (or
a problem with Scribus, which is
To test I tried to open known good, created with Acrobat, in Scribus and get
an error. It would seem the problem is with the Scribus. Hope this helps.
Thanks, Andy, that's great to know.
If there is no sensitive info in that file, and you wouldn't mind me
posting it to a bug report, then
Dotan Cohen wrote:
To test I tried to open known good, created with Acrobat, in Scribus and get
an error. It would seem the problem is with the Scribus. Hope this helps.
Thanks, Andy, that's great to know.
If there is no sensitive info in that file, and you wouldn't mind me
posting it
I'm not so sure you wouldn't want to file it with the Scribus buglist. A
cursory check of Scribus revealed no known bugs matching that description.
That's a hard one for me! Do you mean to say:
I'm sure you would want to file it with the Scribus buglist
?
Because that is what I intend to
Dotan,
The file I use can be found via a link at www.dhs.gov find the link to
the I-9 form on the main page. I have also loaded this file into PDFill
which is the closest I have found to Acrobat as an pdf editor and it
loads and allows editing.
Dotan Cohen wrote:
Thanks, Andy, that's
Dotan Cohen wrote:
It seems that there may be a problem with PDF files created by OOo (or
a problem with Scribus, which is possible). PDF file created by OOo
3.0 and 3.1 on Ubuntu are unreadable by Scribus on that same OS. I
have not checked other versions or OSes. Does anyone here know how to
On Sat, 30 May 2009 09:28:39 -0600
John Meyer pueblonat...@opensuse.us dijo:
Why are you opening pdfs in Scribus? I've always thought of PDFs as a
final output, not a file to be edited.
I don't know what Dotan is using the PDFs for, but I export specific
selections from OOo as PDFs to place
On Sat, 30 May 2009 09:28:39 -0600
John Meyer pueblonat...@opensuse.us dijo:
Why are you opening pdfs in Scribus? I've always thought of PDFs as a
final output, not a file to be edited.
I don't know what Dotan is using the PDFs for, but I export specific
selections from OOo as PDFs to place
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