Josias Thoeny wrote:
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Hi Jonathan
Good to see you back.
The drawback of the patch is that the browser now has to download the
complete pdf before it can display something. For large pdfs and slow
connections this can be annoying.
Furthermore, the "resume interrupted download" option of download
managers does not work anymore for pdfs.
Does this only apply to pdf's or to all binary downloads?
Whether the pdf documents have fast web-view enabled or not should not
make any difference.
Actually, if the pdf's are not prepared for page-at-a-time downloading
(fast web-view in acrobat 6.x), they will not appear more quickly
in the reader. I think it makes a difference wether the documents are
prepared for fast web-view or not. Or am I mis-understanding something?
(By the way, for PDF's smaller than 250k byte serving does not apply
on a fast connection, but on a slow modem connection, pdf's are always
byte-served (if they are prepared for this)).
- Felix
- Josias
Jon
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