On 4/7/10 5:30 PM, McLauchlan, Kevin wrote:
My crystal ball ...
Save the speculation for the stock market and the sob story for someone
who cares.
Having a metric buttload of legacy documents and a great wish to be able
to recover them in editable form, won't make them editable.
Even needing the documents to be editable won't make them so unless they
already are in a source format, like ODF.
> PDF it is then. Dozens of them. No source text. No source
> drawings or screen-caps or photos.
If you have to change them, then you are looking at rekeying. That's
similar as when businesses started to scan in their old paper records.
> By the way, aren't there signs - in recent versions of ...
There are signs that OpenOffice.org is being adopted more in the public
sector to fulfill the requirements to use ODF. As ODF includes more
complete SVG support, then it will be easier to work with Scribus and
other DTP tools.
/Lars
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