Re: Controlling Marker Destination Name

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From: Joel Benson
Date: Mon, 09 Dec 2002 10:56

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There are two flavors of PostScript files--text and binary. I know from experience that you can edit the former using any text editor that doesn't change or get tripped up by characters < ASCII 32 (as an example of what could go wrong, these files can contain control characters some editors interpret as end-of-file). You really have nothing to lose by trying.

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