ps2pdf? part of the ghostscript package
<p>On 10 Jul 2001 07:01:05 -0700, John Hebert wrote:
<em>> Hey John B.,
<em>> 
<em>> This is a pretty good idea. Since the PDF spec is now
<em>> open, there is no reason why it couldn't happen,
<em>> except for the fact that there would be an extra step
<em>> to convert it to PDF as M$ would never include this
<em>> function.
<em>> 
<em>> John
<em>> 
<em>> --- john beamon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
<em>> <snip>
<em>> > Know what would be good?  Is there a really good way
<em>> > to export
<em>> > Abiword/HTML/Gnumeric docs to PDF?  It occurs to me
<em>> > that if the world used
<em>> > Acrobat to send pictures of docs instead of sending
<em>> > the binaries around,
<em>> > we could **READ** them on any OS we wanted.  When
<em>> > you think about it,
<em>> > sending the editable copy of a company doc around to
<em>> > people who have to
<em>> > use the editor to read it is just silly.
<em>> > 
<em>> > -- 
<em>> > -j
<em>> > 
<em>> > On Mon, 9 Jul 2001, Dustin Puryear wrote:
<em>> > 
<em>> > > Date: Mon, 09 Jul 2001 13:18:22 -0500
<em>> > > From: Dustin Puryear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
<em>> > > Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<em>> > > To: BRLUG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
<em>> > > Subject: [brluglist] WINE
<em>> > >
<em>> > > I thought I'd share a good experience. I use
<em>> > Quicken to keep track of my
<em>> > > finances and usually run it under VMWare.
<em>> > Unfortunately, this is a bit
<em>> > > tedious since I have to boot Windows under Linux,
<em>> > and to be honest, in
<em>> > > general it's just a pain. So this weekend I
<em>> > downloaded WINE, installed
<em>> > > Quicken 2001 on my Windows drive, booted into
<em>> > Linux, and ran:
<em>> > >
<em>> > > $ wine qw.exe
<em>> > >
<em>> > > And guess what? It worked. Even the sound worked!
<em>> > I have found that the
<em>> > > network functionality doesn't work for Quicken
<em>> > 2001 (which is a pain if
<em>> > > you track your portfolio with Quicken), but hell,
<em>> > it works good enough
<em>> > > for me.
<em>> > >
<em>> > > Regards, Dustin
<em>> > >
<em>> > >
<em>> > 
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