Acrobat

I will propose an explanation... the pdf file that I had originally tried this starts with: %??F-1.3 stream14353 /O 14982 /E 14998 /Filter /FlateDecode /Length 16055 0 R >> ] the pdf file that I get from printing to pdf: %PDF-1.3 2 0 obj << /Length 1 0 R /Filter /FlateDecode >>

You cannot currently view Adobe PDF files from within your web browser due to a configuration problem. Would you like Acrobat to fix the configuration? ...

So I get Illustrator 10 up and running in X, I'm very excited--native AI!! And then I try the new live distortion tools on a simple box. Holy lord of sloth is this thing slow. Dare I say, unusable. So I reboot to 9.2.1 and give it a go, thinking it'll still be pretty slow, much like Acrobat 5 is (Adobe should be shot for releasing that piece of junk to the Mac market)....

Most new HP printers should work with MacOS 9 and MacOS X. You should be able to verify this from the HP web site. The print server may be a different story. I have an HP AppleTalk print server (not the wireless ones). It works on MacOS 9 but not on MacOS X. HP tech support told me that AppleTalk printing is in the works. I believe the release notes for their MacOS X...

I find the overall performance of OS X 10.1 somewhat slower than OS 9 but not by much. Here are my launch times... Mail - 4 bounces IE - 3 bounces System Prefs - 3 bounces iTunes - 2 bounces AppleWorks 6 - 1 bounce Word 10 - 7 bounces Quicktime - 3 bounces Acrobat Reader - 2 bounces

you can see for yourself that it is Acrobat and not Reader.... ...

It's because it is loading READER 5.0 not Acrobat 5. ...

Ever since I installed OS X 10.1 a few of my classic programs won't function properly. Photoshop 6 is where I first noticed it. When I try to choose "File:Open" or "File:Save As..." it tells me that I don't have enough RAM. I can double-click PS documents or drag them onto Photoshop and they open, but no "File:Open". Nothing has changed except that I installed OS X 10.1...

Anything run on Acrobat Reader 2 or app based on it just didn't quite look right on the screen, but printed nicely. ...

programs like Appleworks and Acrobat 5 work fine in OS X. ...