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Re: [PLUG] Acrobat for Linux?
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On Sunday 04 August 2002 09:54 am, Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
> >Then the IRS convinced Adobe to allow them to distribute free
> > version called Acrobat Fill-In that allowed FDF saves.
>
> Fill-In was Business Tools renamed ;).
I think business tools allowed annotations, whereas fill-in only
allowed the saving of form data.
>
> >Those were both with version 4. Acrobat fill-in was just the reader
> >with a few of the form plug-ins.
>
> Actually, it was the full Acrobat with some stuff removed.
> Reader uses special plugins.
I guess this brings us back to one of my original thoughts. If I take
some of the plug-ins that I own through my windows product license and
install them into the unix reader, will I be able to add functionality?
I believe your answer was "no". Too bad. I guess the demand is low
because so many people miss so many of the features of PDFs.
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