[language] [Fwd: Re: JQL-182 (fwd)]

[H.M. Hubey]

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Subject: Re: JQL-182 (fwd)
Date: Fri, 31 Mar 2000 11:06:31 +0200 (MET DST)
From: Reinhard Koehler <koehler at ldv35.uni-trier.de>
To: "H. M. Hubey" <hubeyh at Mail.Montclair.edu>

Dear colleague,
I did not know that you were in contact with Hans Holm. Now I see that
my
message was superlfluous.
> I mailed paper copies of both manuscripts and a CD that has
> .pdf, .ps, .doc and .txt versions of both manuscripts to
> Mr. Hans Holm earlier in the week. Everything you seek should
> be on the CD. If you need anything more please do not hesitate
> to email me.
There is a postscript interpreter (for free) named
> Ghostscript for Windows platform. In addition the Acrobat Reader
> from Adobe (version 4.0) is also free and available from the
> Adobe.com website.

TZhank you. However, I do have Ghostscript and Acrobat Reader (as well
as
Acrobat Destiller, Acrobat Exchange and others). The problem was in fact
that your paper was stored in the pdf file in an amlost anreadable way,
and Ghostscript, Reader and everything could just reproduce this bad
picture.

As you probably know .pdf is now the standard
> used by NSF documents available on the WWW so like .ps (also from
> Adobe) it is a de facto standard (like LaTex). Of course, .doc
> format is the de facto standard for word processing. So I have
> included all three. A postscript compatible laser printer will
> make beautiful copies of text, equations and graphics from either
> Ghostscript or Acrobat Reader.

Unfortunately not, as stated above. Hope that the new version will work.

Best regards
yours
Reinhard Köhler

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