On 12 Jan 2006, at 17:38, William Herr wrote:
> One can see why Adobe may be losing motivation to support OS X. Now if
> just
> Pages could grow up quickly ? but I know this is a pipe dream.
I was disappointed by the newly announced Pages 2 because Apple could
have done a lot more with it in th
On 12 Jan 2006, at 17:38, William Herr wrote:
One can see why Adobe may be losing motivation to support OS X. Now if
just
Pages could grow up quickly – but I know this is a pipe dream.
I was disappointed by the newly announced Pages 2 because Apple could
have done a lot more with it in the l
On 12 Jan 2006, at 17:38, William Herr wrote:
> I just discovered the Folder Actions capability. This lets you assign a
> canned script to a folder. One of those is convert Postscript to pdf.
>
> Does anyone use this routinely
Like Apple, I use Distiller.
> If it is robust then for a basic autho
At 9:38 am -0800 12/1/06, William Herr wrote:
>I just discovered the Folder Actions capability. This lets you assign a
>canned script to a folder. One of those is convert Postscript to pdf.
>
>Does anyone use this routinely?
>
>If it is robust then for a basic author like me, why do I need acrobat
On 12 Jan 2006, at 17:38, William Herr wrote:
I just discovered the Folder Actions capability. This lets you assign a
canned script to a folder. One of those is convert Postscript to pdf.
Does anyone use this routinely
Like Apple, I use Distiller.
If it is robust then for a basic author lik
At 9:38 am -0800 12/1/06, William Herr wrote:
>I just discovered the Folder Actions capability. This lets you assign a
>canned script to a folder. One of those is convert Postscript to pdf.
>
>Does anyone use this routinely?
>
>If it is robust then for a basic author like me, why do I need acrobat
William Herr said:
> I just discovered the Folder Actions capability. This lets you assign
> a
> canned script to a folder. One of those is convert Postscript to pdf.
>
> Does anyone use this routinely?
>
> If it is robust then for a basic author like me, why do I need
> acrobat?
The only reasons
William Herr said:
> I just discovered the Folder Actions capability. This lets you assign
> a
> canned script to a folder. One of those is convert Postscript to pdf.
>
> Does anyone use this routinely?
>
> If it is robust then for a basic author like me, why do I need
> acrobat?
The only reasons
I just discovered the Folder Actions capability. This lets you assign a
canned script to a folder. One of those is convert Postscript to pdf.
Does anyone use this routinely?
If it is robust then for a basic author like me, why do I need acrobat?
One can see why Adobe may be losing motivation to
I just discovered the Folder Actions capability. This lets you assign a
canned script to a folder. One of those is convert Postscript to pdf.
Does anyone use this routinely?
If it is robust then for a basic author like me, why do I need acrobat?
One can see why Adobe may be losing motivation to
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