Chris Albertson wrote:
2) Look at the developer documentation for Mac OSX's quartz graphic system.
Very loosely, what you do is open a contex and then send PDF drawing
comands to it.
This can be directed to the screen of a file. The same is true of
IOS devices like
the iPad or iPod touch.
Perry Sandeen wrote:
... I tried the free Open Office but the
word processor did not have an un-do function (which I ALWAYS need) that I
could find.
On the main window frame up at the top:
EDIT-UNDO or CTRL-Z
In the preferences section, you can set how many levels of undo you wish to
People _think_ they can't afford a Mac. But the total cost of
ownership is actually lower. For example in this case with just the
basic software that comes with Mac OSX you can create and edit PDF
files, extract the images, cut out and copy the text and so on. PDF
is the native display format
Chris Albertson wrote:
People _think_ they can't afford a Mac. But the total cost of
ownership is actually lower. For example in this case with just the
basic software that comes with Mac OSX you can create and edit PDF
files, extract the images, cut out and copy the text and so on. PDF
is
At 05:48 PM 12/12/2010, Chuck Harris wrote...
Chris Albertson wrote:
PDF is the native display format used by the Mac.
No it isn't. Postscript is the standard internal language. It is
also
the internal language of Windows, and Linux.
LOL. For someone who presumes to correct others, you
On 12/13/2010 12:33 AM, Mike S wrote:
At 05:48 PM 12/12/2010, Chuck Harris wrote...
Chris Albertson wrote:
PDF is the native display format used by the Mac.
No it isn't. Postscript is the standard internal language. It is also
the internal language of Windows, and Linux.
LOL. For someone
Mike S wrote:
At 05:48 PM 12/12/2010, Chuck Harris wrote...
Chris Albertson wrote:
PDF is the native display format used by the Mac.
No it isn't. Postscript is the standard internal language. It is also
the internal language of Windows, and Linux.
LOL. For someone who presumes to correct
At 05:48 PM 12/12/2010, Chuck Harris wrote...
Postscript is the standard internal language. It is also the internal
language of Windows, and Linux.
At 07:11 PM 12/12/2010, Chuck Harris wrote...
My reference was to outputs from applications level programs.
Very strange, then, that you'd
This is not the place for this.
-ls-
mi...@flatsurface.com (Mike S) wrote:
At 05:48 PM 12/12/2010, Chuck Harris wrote...
Postscript is the standard internal language. It is also the internal
language of Windows, and Linux.
At 07:11 PM 12/12/2010, Chuck Harris wrote...
My reference was to
So, once again, there's an extended discussion not even closely related
to time. I apologize for getting involved. I can only hope that Mr.
Ackerman steps in sooner next time, and is true to his previous words:
Cute or fun as they may be, there's no place here for threads that
aren't related
Now, now. Let's play nicely.
On Sun, Dec 12, 2010 at 8:31 PM, Mike S mi...@flatsurface.com wrote:
So, once again, there's an extended discussion not even closely related to
time. I apologize for getting involved. I can only hope that Mr. Ackerman
steps in sooner next time, and is true to
It's worth reading the documentation.
1) PDF is now an ISO standard. Adobe created it but as of 2008 it is ISO.
2) Look at the developer documentation for Mac OSX's quartz graphic system.
Very loosely, what you do is open a contex and then send PDF drawing
comands to it.
This can be directed
List,
I’ve been trying to do a little desktop publishing on the side for 25 years and
have learned a lot mostly by trial and lots of errors.
I was first multiple sand-bagged by MS. Either going to a new operating system
or changing to a newer version of word changed the format of completed
On 12/12/2010, Perry Sandeen sandee...@yahoo.com wrote:
List,
...
So what I do is create my documents in MS word and then convert them to
PDF’s. I tried the free Open Office but the word processor did not have an
un-do function (which I ALWAYS need) that I could find. So it seems to me
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