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legg <legg@nospam.magma.ca> wrote:
The app note is here.
http://www.onsemi.com/pub/Collateral/BRD8063-D.PDF
If you can read this without a 'bad encrypt dictionary" error, what
version of adobe acrobat (or other pdf reader) are you running?
ON tech assistance is not helpful, or interested, though they did copy
the thing by email, when I raised the issue. The same error occurs no
matter how Adobe 6.01 handles it.
I'd upgrade to the latest version of acrobat reader. The versions
after 6 where a bit dodgy but version 9 is OK again.
Well that's interesting.On Apr 4, 9:13 am, legg <l...@nospam.magma.ca> wrote:
The app note is here.
http://www.onsemi.com/pub/Collateral/BRD8063-D.PDF
If you can read this without a 'bad encrypt dictionary" error, what
version of adobe acrobat (or other pdf reader) are you running?
ON tech assistance is not helpful, or interested, though they did copy
the thing by email, when I raised the issue. The same error occurs no
matter how Adobe 6.01 handles it.
RL
Opens fine for me.
I have Acrobat 5.0.5 -- which as I understand it, was the last "real"
"Adobe" version of Acrobat before it went open-source and everyone
started adding their own (often incompatible) bells and whistles to it
- such as markup and secure signature stuff, etc...
Not saying any of that is bad, but I had Ver-9 installed and ripped it
out becuase I came across too many PDF's that would open fine with
Ver-5, but would have weird little quirks when opened with Ver-9.
(Ver-9 would still open them, but you might not be able to print them
right, or the form fields might not save, or toggle right, stuff like
that.) Life is too short...
I never hear ANYTHING good about Ver-6 or Ver-7, and I have not tried
them myself.
Personally, I would recommend going back to Ver-5 (if you can do
that), or upgrade to the most current version, whatever that is.
Good luck.
-mpm
Chrome + PDF-Xchange viewer work fine here, I have Chrome save the fileThe app note is here.
http://www.onsemi.com/pub/Collateral/BRD8063-D.PDF
If you can read this without a 'bad encrypt dictionary" error, what
version of adobe acrobat (or other pdf reader) are you running?
ON tech assistance is not helpful, or interested, though they did copy
the thing by email, when I raised the issue. The same error occurs no
matter how Adobe 6.01 handles it.
I was able to download and read the PDF file with no problems.The app note is here.
http://www.onsemi.com/pub/Collateral/BRD8063-D.PDF
If you can read this without a 'bad encrypt dictionary" error, what
version of adobe acrobat (or other pdf reader) are you running?
ON tech assistance is not helpful, or interested, though they did copy
the thing by email, when I raised the issue. The same error occurs no
matter how Adobe 6.01 handles it.
RL
If the underlying basis of PDF really is open-source (backup please), thenOn Mon, 4 Apr 2011 11:20:48 -0700 (PDT), mpm <mpmillard@aol.com
wrote:
On Apr 4, 9:13 am, legg <l...@nospam.magma.ca> wrote:
The app note is here.
http://www.onsemi.com/pub/Collateral/BRD8063-D.PDF
If you can read this without a 'bad encrypt dictionary" error, what
version of adobe acrobat (or other pdf reader) are you running?
ON tech assistance is not helpful, or interested, though they did copy
the thing by email, when I raised the issue. The same error occurs no
matter how Adobe 6.01 handles it.
RL
Opens fine for me.
I have Acrobat 5.0.5 -- which as I understand it, was the last "real"
"Adobe" version of Acrobat before it went open-source and everyone
started adding their own (often incompatible) bells and whistles to it
- such as markup and secure signature stuff, etc...
Not saying any of that is bad, but I had Ver-9 installed and ripped it
out becuase I came across too many PDF's that would open fine with
Ver-5, but would have weird little quirks when opened with Ver-9.
(Ver-9 would still open them, but you might not be able to print them
right, or the form fields might not save, or toggle right, stuff like
that.) Life is too short...
I never hear ANYTHING good about Ver-6 or Ver-7, and I have not tried
them myself.
Personally, I would recommend going back to Ver-5 (if you can do
that), or upgrade to the most current version, whatever that is.
Good luck.
-mpm
Well that's interesting.
I only went up to 6.01 from 5.05 when it became apparent that 6 was
the last rev to do no harm in the MS OS's (preceding XP), if you could
stand it.
One bridge too far.
I don't credit Adobe with 'keeping things together'; the pdf format
originated as open-source.
RL