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Adobe confirms PDF zero-day, urges users to kill JavaScript
#6
Posted 29 April 2009 - 04:57 PM
That's funny - last time I had a PDF form to fill in (from the IRS, no less), it would NOT let me save a (still-editable) copy from Acrobat (latest version on the Mac), but Preview WOULD let me both fill in the form & save (and re-edit) it..
No, the only time I've ever needed to revert to the lumbering Adobe Reader is when I had to fiddle with some customer magnification/reduction features, and Preview's wasn't quite nuanced enough.
No, the only time I've ever needed to revert to the lumbering Adobe Reader is when I had to fiddle with some customer magnification/reduction features, and Preview's wasn't quite nuanced enough.
#7
Posted 29 April 2009 - 05:28 PM
Completely wrong. Preview handles forms just fine. Acrobat Reader is not necessary on a Mac. I create forms all the time in Acrobat and they are totally workable in Preview. And if they weren't I work with them until they are.
Please verify your information before posting something so wrong.
Please verify your information before posting something so wrong.
#9
Posted 29 April 2009 - 08:07 PM
@TxTom - "If they weren't" = you, sir, just proved the point. Where is your verification, hmm? LOL.
Seriously, there are MANY programs to create PDF forms and many many OLD versions of Acrobat that create forms that open BLANK, all info missing!
Sometimes, I have to use Acrobat Reader for that reason alone...
Seriously, there are MANY programs to create PDF forms and many many OLD versions of Acrobat that create forms that open BLANK, all info missing!
Sometimes, I have to use Acrobat Reader for that reason alone...
#10
Posted 30 April 2009 - 04:51 AM
I need to use Acrobat. As an output professional we depend on it and plugins like Pit-Stop to fix common user errors before outputting files to print. So disabling Java is really not that big a deal. I don't even know exactly why it is even implemented. I am sure is to automate some kind of integrated related functionality in certain corporate environments, but to me, this feature is worthless in any case, so I switched it off a while back.
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