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At 10:24 AM +0100 12/1/03, Max Wyss wrote:
mm... "different tools for different item types" ?? you mean the balkanization of the form tool? A sheer nightmare when doing maintenance... It is no longer possible to change the field type when needed (not even between the types with most commonalities (checkbox <-> radiobutton, combobox <-> listbox)...
Yes, that's true - you can't change the type of an item. But I am not sure that's an action that most users do, or do often...
Ah, yeah, the external JS editor for OSX ... unfortunately, I have not yet been able to get it work. Maybe I am too stupid for that...
Hmmm - I use BBEdit and it works just fine for me. What program are you trying to use it with?
I agreem with the debugger (but would not give it the exclamation mark ... there is a lot to improve with that one).
Not argument, but it's a LOT better than nothing ;).
Figure that there are MILLIONS of people out there just using Reader, who could/would benefit from having a copy of Standard (or Pro) on their desk.
Sure, but the big majority of these people has no control over their desk... they are at the mercy of their IT types. And the ones who have the control over their desk will think twice to shell out some $700 for Acrobat Pro (that's the price in Europe)...
No, but they'd be willing to put Standard on those desks in order to enable creation & commenting.
True, but the less training the better (from the company stand-point, though maybe not that of trainers ;).
Ah, I see, that's why software must look and feel (and act) like MessyOffice ... I got it...
Bingo!!!
And here is the problem; I have so far not found much productivity increase for my work at the end of the day.
Yes, I would agree with you that for forms authoring & maintenance, the gains are few - and in some cases, can indeed be losses. You and I have also had this, "this is by design" talk concerning Adobe Form Designer.
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