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Article #23284Re: 16-bit greyscale TIFs and FrameMaker, a question
From: Sean
Date: Tue, 03 Dec 2002 15:34
Date: Tue, 03 Dec 2002 15:34
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*us*?? LOL! PDF. PDF pegs the processor. Printing a 1,000-pager to PDF would benefit from a 3GHz processor. <vBg> Or, how about this, dialing the Internet with a dumb modem uses clock cycles. <g> Other than that, the vast majority of users don't need 3GHz. Really, even for games. The 64-128-256 MB 3D AGP video cards can process video games without relying so much on the main chip. The real bottleneck for the non-dweeb home user is their typing speed, not the processor speed. Certainly, as-is, FrameMaker is light on its feet and FrameMaker is still happy on a 166MHz P5 chip. Cheers, Sean
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