Le Thu, 10 Apr 2008 10:53:03 +0200 (CEST), Lucio Chiappetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :
> Also that won't be a general solution. It might solve my current program > (displaying a presentation on a borrowed laptop), So kpdf will be slow to load the first time. > > The idea was to use PDF instead of powerpoint or openoffice because > anybody will have a PDF viewer, and that will generally be some Adobe > thing. > It is a very good practice. I use html a lot, but also pdf when I want to keep the exact aspect of a document. ps is very good too for that, but most windows users don't even know that ps exist. An alternative for you can maybe be to use pdftoppm on your laptop. It come with xpdf and extract each pages in a pdf file as a ppm picture. It is best to convert those pics to another format like jpeg or png (ppm files are very huge files). At the end, you can use any pictures viewer to view your document. If you are interested, I have done a little shell script that automatise this process with pdftoppm and convert (from imagemagick). Cheers, Dominique
