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There also is a lot of confusion as to how to create decent PDF’s from applications. Embedding multimedia and the likes is fun and all but not when people send stuff like that down the line to us to print. I think also the problem with PDF is that it has grown well beyond what it was originally designed for. Then for colour management I can just use Fiery Tools on my Print Servers not the crap that Acrobat comes embedded with. I’d personally like Adobe to simplify the feature set for Acrobat and ditch ink management and the likes from Acrobat as Colour spaces and the like should have been embedded when the original PDF was created. I like PDF’s but what I find a pain to deal with is Acrobat Pro. So, getting back to DTP, I can do some DTP work in a DTP program and send it to the printing press as. Still, if your reader is good (like Acroread) they _will_ look the same, as much as Postscript files will look the same on every sane postscript printer! Well, Word is not the right program for DTP anyway, but I just wanted to point out the glitches of the format. If you are doing _real_ formatting, like DTP, it will suck even more.

If your document gets really big, it could be some sentence was first on page 10 and now got to page 11, because there wasn’t enough space on page 10 with printer XY. Most times, changes will be only minor ones and they don’t catch your eyes. If you would be in DTP, you would know what I mean. (And btw, I never saw the option to include fonts into the document, whereas PDF cannot only include fonts, but also include only the needed characters of a font) Word documents get corrupted, YES, CORRUPTED, if you have another printer(!) installed, sometimes even if it’s just another setting for the same printer.

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