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Posted by dorayme on 03/05/07 04:21
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<1173066926.621985.137140@c51g2000cwc.googlegroups.com>,
iain010100@yahoo.com wrote:
> Adobe acrobat is so incredibly slow to
> load and it freezes my browser for a good full minute until it does.
> For this reason I try to avoid doing anything PDF. I also always avoid
> links to PDF files for that reason, and I certainly don't want to
> engage my viewers to the same frustration.
You do not have to have Adobe PDF plug ins on a Mac and I assume
you don't on a PC? On a Mac i have one called "PDF Browser
Plugin.plugin" version 2.2.3 by manfred Scubert. It is very much
neater than the Adobe one.
As for slowness, it does rather depend on how you have prepared
the PDF in the first place in the case of you supplying things
via this format. Bigness and slowness are not inherent properties
like say the threesomeness of a set of wickets at one end of a
cricket strip. It is a property that may or may not be attached
to this object.
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dorayme
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