Well, as a strange work around, I believe another palm user could beam
the application to you. I attempted this the other day (as a way of
beaming a large PDF to someone), but unfortunately the contents of the
app on my palm were 17 megabytes, and we didn't have time to complete
the transfer. Perhaps I can try it again soon, or if you don't have any
luck by then I'll be glad to try beaming you the app at the next TriLUG
meeting. :)
Aaron S. Joyner
Andrew Perrin wrote:
Has anyone found a way to install the acrobat reader for PalmOS without
using Windows or Mac? The obvious ways are blocked by the fact that adobe
offers it only in tandem with platform-specific, proprietary syncing
software.
ap
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