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Article #25Re: Opening .pdf files in VersaMail
From: Andy_Van
Date: Sat, 26 Jun 2004 10:58
Date: Sat, 26 Jun 2004 10:58
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Let me second the suggestion that Adobe address this issue. Scanning through various threads in this forum, it's obvious that this is a widespread problem-- many people want to read PDF email attachments. The whole idea of creating a Palm version of Acrobat, I asssume, was to make reading PDFs easy and mobile. Clipping PDF attachments, converting them on the desktop, and then sending them back to myself to read via email is hardly efficient. What is the timing for version 4.0?
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