John Meyer wrote:
James Knott wrote:
Thomas Chilton wrote:
From my experience this means the function to print to a PDF file that
is built in to the print dialogue in OS X. I.E. one can create a PDF
from any file that one can print. Very useful. OS X also includes its
own PDF viewer so there's no need for 3rd party SW.
The same applies with the Linux KDE desktop.
One of the larger issues, however, is if MS is thinking of dropping PDF
support, what is it going to try to implement to replace it?
I don't believe they ever did support it. The ability to view PDFs was
provided by downloading and installing Acrobat Reader or a similar
application; the ability to create PDFs was provided by installing a
pseudo printer driver from Adobe or someone similar, or by an
application (like OOo) including it in the application. No support ever
(correct me if I am mistaken) was coming from MS.
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