Broken Link for PostScript vs PDF Article.

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3 total messages Started by iGary Wed, 24 Mar 2004 20:10

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Author: iGary
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 20:10

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Hi, I want to pass on the link to the PostScript vs PDF article that is near the top of this forum. The link is broken. I tried searching for it but came up empty.

Hope it can be found again! It is valuable information.

Thanks,

Gary Smith

Re: Broken Link for PostScript vs PDF Article.

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Author: Odysseus
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 00:50

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In article <2cd0d58f.-1@webx.la2eafNXanI>, iGary@adobeforums.com wrote:

> Hi, I want to pass on the link to the PostScript vs PDF article that is near 
> the top of this forum. The link is broken. I tried searching for it but came 
> up empty.
> 
Did you try searching Google Groups? I believe they archive this NG.

-- 
Odysseus

Re: Broken Link for PostScript vs PDF Article.

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Author: iGary
Date: Fri, 09 Apr 2004 01:50

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I'm back!

The day after I placed this post I decided it would be more appropriate to post in the Forum Comments and Announcements so I reposted there.

However, the link hasn't been properly fixed. John Cornicello tried to fix the link but he misunderstood what was the correct article. He put up the "TryeType, PostScript & OpenType: What's the difference?" article from the PostScript� Printer Drivers forum.

I believe the correct article was not a downloadable PDF (how ironic) but was in HTML. I covered the differences between PDF and PostScript. It also covered AGM (Adobe Graphics Module).

This was very excellent and very useful information that will be a shame to be lost.

John Cornicello suggested I try again here to get this corrected.

Gary Smith

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