See:
McKubre, M.C.H., et al., Development of Advanced Concepts for Nuclear
Processes in Deuterated Metals, TR-104195. 1994, Electric Power
Research Institute.
http://lenr-canr.org/acrobat/McKubreMCHdevelopmen.pdf
This is smaller and it looks great, but I fear it is unstable. It may
crash some Acrobat readers. I would appreciate it if some readers
here would download it and check it. Especially look starting around
169 where there are a slew of pages rotated 90 degrees to landscape
mode, starting with Figure A-1a. That done automatically. It prints
normally. That's a grand feature except it tends to crash the
program. I know one way to crash it: select "pages" (thumbnails) in
the left column and then try to select and display a page that has
not yet generated the thumbnail.
Unfortunately, for some reason some of the OCR corrections went away.
For example, you cannot find "D2O"; it thinks all appearances are
"D20" (D-twenty). You are supposed to be able to correct that but I
just spent 2 hours trying every method in Adobe's documentation and
outside forum suggestions, and it does not seem to work. (Some
outside forum messages report that the recommended methods don't
work. I suspect the people describing these methods are quoting Adobe
documentation without actually trying it.)
I am reminded why I hate Adobe products even more than Microsoft's.
Why bother including features such as "touch up text" that never, ever work?!?
- Jed
