> Just run kpdf instead. Didn't know it existed - wow I'm impressed. Lightning fast. Only minor niggles - can't tell it which magnification to start with, and can't scroll through pages while always showing the same area of the page (this is a major advantage of gv and kghostview). And it only works with pdf... ;)
> It: > Renders the text indistinguishably from Acroread. ( to my old eyes anyway ) > Hawk-eyed puppies might care to comment. Looks good to me, but time will tell about tricky uncommon details. For LaTeX stuff, perfect. > It does not: > Do the form filling bit. flpsed (although that has limitations - make sure you keep the PS or you can't edit again, don't change view size or the what you see isn't what you get) > Do the 'Presentation Mode' quite right yet. The hypertext links don't work > when in that mode. Minor. For the odd pres I guess acrosh... will do. > I'd like to suggest to Volker et al. that kpdf would be a very good project > with which to get involved. imho, a much better use of time than > attempting to decipher the Acroread machine code. Couldn't agree more. Volker -- Volker Kuhlmann is possibly list0570 with the domain in header http://volker.dnsalias.net/ Please do not CC list postings to me.
