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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Paulo Ney de Souza wrote:<br>
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<div dir="ltr">Philip,
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<div>He did NOT say open in "Adobe Acrobat DC and other Adobe
CC tools" as you qualified above. He said</div>
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<div> open in Windows</div>
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<div>which is a much bigger universe. There are a LOT of tools
on Windows that open PDF's and write back </div>
<div>non-conformat and plain outright invalid PDF.</div>
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So why use them ? You wrote (and these were your words, not
Suresh's, which is who I think you are speaking of as "he") <br>
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<div>Opening a PDF file on Windows and saving it, most of the time
get you something that is not even a valid PDF file.</div>
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whereas I know from personal experience that when I open a PDF and
save it, I invariably get a good conformant PDF file (because I use
the right tools for the job). But if <i>you</i> choose to use bad
tools (and there are bad tools for every operating system known to
man — this has nothing whatsoever to do with Windows), then you must
expect bad results. It is as simple as that.<br>
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Philip Taylor<br>
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