[3.5] I have combined the SRD into nice PDF files (Updated)
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Mirth
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twistnack,
Have you actually tried the files with Acrobat Reader 5? I'm on a Mac running OS 9.0.4 & Acrobat Reader 5.0.5 and the pdfs look fine. The poster before who had problems was using AR 4.0, but AR 5.0.5 does the job. Hope that helps.
And big ups to reveal for all of the hard work! Thanks so much!
Jay
twistnack said:
twistnack,
Have you actually tried the files with Acrobat Reader 5? I'm on a Mac running OS 9.0.4 & Acrobat Reader 5.0.5 and the pdfs look fine. The poster before who had problems was using AR 4.0, but AR 5.0.5 does the job. Hope that helps.
And big ups to reveal for all of the hard work! Thanks so much!
Jay
Thanks much, reveal.
Dimwhit
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Reveal, if you have the full version of Acrobat 6, you may be able to open up, do a "save as" and save it as an earlier version. But I'm not sure. For the file size, try doing a "save as" and overwriting the copy. That might cut the file size down. Acrobat is funny that way.l
Twistnack, I'd tell you to make the switch to OSX, but if you're computer can't handle it, then it's not your fault.
Out of curiosity, what is your computer? I have OSX 10.2 running on my PowerBook G3/400 and it runs fine. It's slow in parts, but it works. Don't know how old yours is, though.
Acrobat Reader: For those using Mac OS 9, the latest update is version 5.1.
Mac Users w/OS9: Check around for memory upgrades. If your machine is less than 5 years old you may be able to upgrade to 256 megs of physical RAM, if not better. That'll let you load up Jaguar and use the newest version of Acrobat Reader.
BTW, last I heard the hardware architecture of the new G5 machines allowed for up to 6 gigs of physical RAM.
Mac Users w/OS9: Check around for memory upgrades. If your machine is less than 5 years old you may be able to upgrade to 256 megs of physical RAM, if not better. That'll let you load up Jaguar and use the newest version of Acrobat Reader.
BTW, last I heard the hardware architecture of the new G5 machines allowed for up to 6 gigs of physical RAM.
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