PDFInformatique / Formats de fichiers ?
PDF
Type de document pouvant être porté dans différents environnements informatiques et y rester lisible et accessible.
Ces documents nécessitent
toujours, pour être ouverts et consultés, un logiciel
lecteur dit reader, spécifique à chaque plate-forme.
Ce type d'utilitaires,
Acrobat Reader, par
exemple, est généralement diffusable gratuitement. - Golden
N°43 (07/1996), p.55
05/1996 : "On ne devrait pas tarder à pouvoir consulter des documents au format PDF d'Adobe sur le www. Adobe diffuse actuellement la seconde version alpha de son logiciel Amber Acrobat (voir plutôt Acrobat...).
Certains
journaux utilisent le PDF pour diffuser leurs
"unes" sur
Internet.
Viewing PDF Files Within a Web Browser - In order to view PDF files within the window of a Web browser (such as Netscape Navigator 3.0), the plug-in "PDFViewer" must be placed in the browser's "Plug-ins" folder. If Netscape Navigator 2.0 or later is installed on the disk on which you're installing Acrobat Reader, the installer will place a copy of the "PDFViewer" plug-in in the "Plug-ins" folder of the first copy of Netscape Navigator it finds. If Adobe PageMill™ 2.0 or later is installed on that disk, the installer will place a copy of the "PDFViewer" plug-in in the "Plug-ins:Browser Plug-ins" folder of PageMill. The installer will also place a copy of "PDFViewer" in the "Adobe Acrobat 3.0:Web browser plug-in" folder.
If you would like to use the Acrobat Reader with an additional copy of PageMill or Netscape Navigator or another Netscape compatible browser, copy "PDFViewer" to its plug-ins folder. If you have multiple versions of Netscape Navigator, be sure that the "Plug-ins" folder associated with the version of Netscape you'll be using contains "PDFViewer Plug-in" version 1.0. (You can see the version using the Finder's "Get Info" command.)
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Sources : fichier ReadMe Adobe Acrobat Reader 3.0 (1996), Golden (1996?), Internet (1997) Bad sources : | ||
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