Re: mystery dac

On 2006-04-13, Joerg <notthisjoergsch@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Yes, and I want to try it out soon. However, I have to mind what others
use to read my documentation. If they use Acrobat then the problems are
there again. With HTML I have rarely seen issues.

HTML is OK if the documentation is supposed to read only
on-screen (in my experience, browser printouts are just plain
ugly), and if you can ensure that all the related files are
present, have the proper names and are in their respective
directories.

As for PDF: I usually am on Linux and use xpdf (simple, no
features, just a reader) or Acrobat Reader 5 on Windows. I don't
know hoe newer versions behave.

robert
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