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Subject:      Re: portable LaTeX
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At 22:21 1998-12-15 +0100, Hans Aberg wrote:

>At 15:30 -0500 1998/12/15, Y&Y, Inc. wrote:

>>>Please, supply a citation and/or a URL to the documenation of
>>>this command.

>>This is rather critical to the whole discussion!

>Even though interesting, it is not really critical for the whole discussion:

Maybe not critical to you, but certainly critical to the thread I was
responding to, which demonstrated deep lack of knowledge about
what Acrobat PDF is --  including even lack of knowledge of the ability
to have hypertext capability in PDF :0)

If we are going to argue about something irrelevant lets at least be
influenced by facts :-)

Regards, Berthold.

Y&Y, Inc.  mailto:support@YandY.com  http://www.YandY.com