| From: | MC23 <mc23@**********.COM> |
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| Subject: | Re: Plastic Warriors For Mac? |
| Date: | Wed, 7 May 1997 08:24:38 -0400 |
>However, I have been thinking of saving the files in RTF format and
>replacing the Word files on my page with those. This would enable just
>about anyone with a word processor to view the files, regardless of
>whether they use Windows or a Mac, and I believe some Unix programs can
>use them too.
I've had a problem with RTF files on my Mac. I do all my word
processing in Quark Xpress so all I'll get from a RTF file is text in
default font settings and a drekload of code for anything else inserted
into the file. I ran into this problem when I offered to convert Fro's
TSS issue. I'd rather not try to look at a RTF file. I personally think
of it more as a Microsoft format (and I don't put anything by Microsoft
on my machine).
>
>As for PDF, I don't have Adobe Acrobat so I can't create them.
Then getting someone else who can would be a good idea. PDF was
designed to be universal and I can read those. I'm glad Fro got his hands
on one because I wasn't having any luck with converting his RTF file for
him.
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