From: Arlie Stephens
Message: 791
Date: 2001-02-15
> exist. One drawback is that the Acrobat reader does notThis seems like a very big problem to me. I don't want to manually retype
> respond to "cut-and-paste", i.e. you cannot transfer
> sections of acrobat texts to your clipboard, and from there
> to other editors. That means that acrobat material is more
> cumbersome to work with, for example in connection with
> translations, because you then cannot just insert translations
> "in-between" given text lines. This drawback may however
> not be very important.
> I did download the font, but didn't install it, becauseYou should probably upgrade to a windows capable zip. I think it's available
> I lost the zip/unzip application when I installed the new
> system last year. (the hd was formatted) Maybe zip/unzip
> now is default with windows? I could install the font, but
> it would take me some time to find the old diskettes where
> I have zip/unzip and install the program. (I used it under
> MS dos).