On Mon, May 22, 2000 at 10:31:54AM -0400, Bloom, Jon, KE3Z wrote:
> The problem -- which affects not only Linux/Unix products but products for
> all non-Windows systems -- is that the total market for ARRL products is
> relatively small. That makes it hard to focus on systems other than Windows.
> As cross-platform tools and applications become more prevalent, we'll try to
> do a better job of supporting other platforms. (That's one reason we've
> changed our CD-ROM books to PDF format. Now if Adobe would only provide a
Thank goodness. I was just going to say -- at least use standard formats.
The QEX 81-98 CD is ugly to view in Linux (uses a mix of TIF and JPG
files from memory); I don't think the QST 98 CD (for example) is viewable
at all. The AView program is yuck.
73
Hamish
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