Adobe Reader 7
TheAuldGrump
First Post
The only complaint that I've heard about A.R.7 is that some DRM protected files have problems with it.
Like I need another reason to dislike DRM...
The Auld Grump, though in truth it has not affected any of the few DRM protected files (picked up free at DTRPG) that I have.
Like I need another reason to dislike DRM...
The Auld Grump, though in truth it has not affected any of the few DRM protected files (picked up free at DTRPG) that I have.
DragonSword
First Post
How many guys use Acrobat 7? I use Acrobat 6 Pro for making and reading PDFs. I was just wondering how many guys are still on versions 4 and 5.
HalWhitewyrm
First Post
My laptop has 6, which I use to both create and read, but at home I use 5 for both functions and it still works quite well. To be honest, most of the time I would prefer using 5, but I work mostly out of my laptop so 6 it is.
Nellisir
Hero
HalWhitewyrm said:
I had AAR6 on my laptop, and AA5 & AAR6 on my desktop. The two never quite reconciled -- online pdf files wouldn't automatically open either program, and files on my computer would automatically open AA5, no matter how many times I redesignated AAR6. I had to open AAR6 first, then open what I wanted to read. AAR7 fixed that.
Anyways, I don't recall AAR6 having a "Save to Text" command. I'm in glorious heaven. My cutting & pasting time is going WAAAAY down.
Cheers,
Nell.
Cergorach
The Laughing One
AAR6 does have the "Save to Text" command, i've used it happily for a long time...Nellisir said:Anyways, I don't recall AAR6 having a "Save to Text" command. I'm in glorious heaven. My cutting & pasting time is going WAAAAY down.
I actually prefer to use the Save as RTF option or the Save as HTML option.
Flyspeck23
First Post
Some people seem to have problems with our cards when using Acrobat Reader 6.
Reader 5 seems to run without problems - and Reader 7 most of the time, so it's definetly superior to Reader 6
Reader 5 seems to run without problems - and Reader 7 most of the time, so it's definetly superior to Reader 6
jaerdaph
#UkraineStrong
I recently discovered this, and it's probably old news:
Go to View -> Read Aloud in Acrobat Reader 6.0 or 7.0.
Really cool, but the computer generated voice is kinda creepy.
I let the computer read the opening fiction of Louis Porter's Haven: City of Violence d20 Modern to me. Weird experience.
Go to View -> Read Aloud in Acrobat Reader 6.0 or 7.0.
Really cool, but the computer generated voice is kinda creepy.
I let the computer read the opening fiction of Louis Porter's Haven: City of Violence d20 Modern to me. Weird experience.
