2 questions...

Ing. Bernardo Lopez bloodk at prodigy.net.mx
Sun Apr 13 22:32:00 PDT 2003


Maybe the best choise if using LyX, saving as .ps and converting this to 
.pdf, its a little hard to learn (like vi) but very usefull (like vi) ;-)

BTW as i am writing to this list, i want to say this:

FreeBSD #1, thanks to all who do some effort to make this the best OS!

Barney Wolff wrote:

>On Sun, Apr 13, 2003 at 10:22:12PM -0400, Matthew Emmerton wrote:
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>>Adobe's products are available for Windows and Linux (but not FreeBSD).
>>However, you might be able to get the Linux version to work on FreeBSD via
>>the Linux emulator.
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>I did not see any indication on www.adobe.com that the new full-version
>Acrobat is available for Linux, just Windows and Mac.  I'd love to be
>wrong.  Acroread for Linux is a free download tho, and does run on FBSD.
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>>Alternatively, you could keep one Windows machine around the office to do
>>this kind of work on.
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>Or dual-boot, depending on how often you need it.
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