Re: USB printers Again

[Daniel Say say@xxxxxxxx]

> Patricia M Godfrey wrote:
>
> > 1. Printf / typef using a Postscript driver, and convert the
> > resulting file to a PDF using the--I think about $20--German PDF Creator
> > program.
>
> Could you restate what that was, maybe with a URL attached ?
> Jordan

  And a note in my mail today about going
  the other way: PDF to text
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	Of course with the T text tool in Acrobat, it is just
	as easy to copy reams of text, if the PDF is "unlocked"
	to Xywrite or Notabene.

						Daniel Say