On 06/30/2014 04:08 AM, Liam Proven wrote:
On 30 June 2014 04:49, JD <jd1008@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Since you want a web pdf viewer/reader, then in Firefox, Click
Tools -> Add-Ons
This opens the add-ons page.
in the page's search bar, type
PDF Viewer
When it shows up, move the pointer to the box containing
the PDF Viewer item, and click on
+ Add To Firefox
and restart firefox.
The problem with this, and Evince and all the others, is that Adobe
Reader *is not just a viewer*. The others are viewers: you can read
99% of PDFs.
But PDFs are also used as *forms* which you must *fill in with your
own data*. They can also be containers which can contain other
embedded documents, including PDFs inside PDFs and MS/Libre Office
documents *inside PDFs*.
The other FOSS readers cannot handle these.
So everyone, stop telling the OP to use alternatives. We all know that
there are alternatives; they come preinstalled with Fedora.
Yes your right , the FOSS readers do not allow you to edit the pdf
online and then print it out as a finished product.
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