a friend has been shipping me pdf files. is there a viewer available
(bo...)
Use xpdf or acroread. I think both are available in bo.
Unfortunately they're non-free.
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"Wieboldt, David" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >This isn't debian specific, but what does it take to read/print pdf files
> >in linux?
> >Thanks
> >-lars
I think gv also handles PDF.
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On Sun, 8 Dec 1996, Wieboldt, David wrote:
> >This isn't debian specific, but what does it take to read/print pdf files
> >in linux?
> Wow I have an answer!
>
> Your choices are two: 1) xpdf or 2) Adobe acrobat. If you just want to
> read single .pdf files, I would go for xpdf. If you have a
Hi,
Hamish Moffatt wrote:
>
> I've tried gv; it looks nice, but for me, it doesn't have scrollbars
> in the file open window, which makes it useless! Version 2.7b5-3.
You don't need scrollbars. You can move up and down right or left of
click and drag of page on display. I find this very useful
> Better would be Ghostscript with gv. Since most people have Ghostscript
> already. Ghostview is not setup to view pdf files(have this changed?)
> even through Ghostscript can handle it. But 'gv' on the other hand can
> handle pdf files and it looks much better then Ghostview. This way you
> don'
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> Lars,
>
> What you need is a copy of the Adobe Acrobat viewer software.
Better would be Ghostscript with gv. Since most people have Ghostscript
already. Ghostview is not setup to view pdf files(have this changed?)
even through Ghostscript can handle it. But
Lars,
What you need is a copy of the Adobe Acrobat viewer software.
The viewer software allows you the view the PDF files, and is copyrighted
but provided free of charge by Adobe (i.e., you are legally allowed to
upload and use it without $$ to be exchanged; you will not be able
to create of modi
>
>This isn't debian specific, but what does it take to read/print pdf files
>in linux?
>Thanks
>-lars
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Wow I have an answer!
Your choices are two: 1) xpdf or 2) Adobe acrobat. If you just want to
read single .pdf files, I would go for xpdf. If you have
Hi,
The heavy duty solution is Adobe's Acrobat Reader. take it from
www.adobe.com
The free solution is xpdf, comes as a debian package already, or
as of recently - Aladdin's gs (ghostscript 4.03) comes also packaged for
your debian installation (you are using one, don't you ;-)
> This isn't deb
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