Re: CD-formats (off-topic) ?

Maybe I was a little unclear here, what I meant by *all info* was to have
the entire content (text too) delivered in PDF. Reason being you can copy
and paste text and images will convert to PSD.

I don't believe that there is anything wrong with this method and have used
it on several occassions.

Bill.

At 19:30 30/08/99 -0700, Rob Bushman wrote:
>PDF format? Have your client convert them into TIFF, JPEG,
>PICT, or even BMP, but don't go the PDF route. PDF files
>have an entirely different use.
>
>Billy O'Connor wrote:
>> 
>> Hi Adrian,
>> 
>> There are a few programs that are available that will allow you to read mac
>> format on a PC. Try:
>> www.dataviz.com for starters...
>> 
>> If you don't want to splash out on the software, try getting them to send
>> all info in PDF format. Phtotshop does a great conversion from PDF to PSD.
>> 
>> HTH,
>> 
>> Bill.
>> 
>> At 13:35 30/08/99 +1000, A. Easdown wrote:
>> >I recently got a cd-rom containing pictures my client wants displayed on
>> >their web site. It was given to them by a third party and they are yet to
>> >use it.
>> >
>> >My problem is that it seems to be a mac cd, as my pc can't see anything on
>> >the disk. I was unaware that PCs couldnt read mac generated cds ? My
>> >question is How do I read the information on the cd without access to a mac
>> >?
>> >
>> >Thanks in advance,
>> >
>> >Adrian Easdown.
>> >easdown(at)dreamit.com.au
>
>-- 
>Rob Bushman
>Educator/Web Developer
>mailto:bushman(at)goodnet.com
>
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>                     -David O. McKay

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