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Adirondack M
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Post #21by Adirondack » 19.09.2004, 14:27

Evil Dr Ganymede,

[...] except where you need it the most, which is actually in the program.


Yes, I agree with you!
But why should someone of us do the work and not the newbies?
As I first came to Celestia I *did* ask myself where to get informations.
So I just click on "Documention" at Chris' website and... - BINGO!

It's an easy job for the users to click a link, but it would be a hard work to implement the documentaion into the programm. That's all I wanted to say.

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Post #22by don » 19.09.2004, 18:12

ANDREA wrote:I have it in .rtf too, and in .pdf, but with this I've not been able to maintain the internal hypertext links (i.e. from INDEX to the Qs).

Howdy Andrea,

Take a look at this free DOC to PDF converter (http://www.pdf995.com). I sent him one of my docs with a lot of links in it and he supposedly got it to retain ALL of them, but it took him a couple of months and I did not try it again.
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Post #23by ANDREA » 19.09.2004, 18:58

don wrote:
ANDREA wrote:I have it in .rtf too, and in .pdf, but with this I've not been able to maintain the internal hypertext links (i.e. from INDEX to the Qs).
Howdy Andrea, Take a look at this free DOC to PDF converter (http://www.pdf995.com). I sent him one of my docs with a lot of links in it and he supposedly got it to retain ALL of them, but it took him a couple of months and I did not try it again.

Hello Don, very happy to read you again. :D :D :D
Thank you for your link, I've just downloaded the software, and tomorrow I'll give a try. :wink:
With Acrobat distiller I've not found how to maintain the internal links, so as I'm reading on the notes this software should solve my problem. :oops:
Many thanks. :lol:
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Post #24by don » 19.09.2004, 19:29

Good luck! Hope it works perfectly. :D
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Post #25by HB » 23.09.2004, 09:38

Due to restrictions in the speed of communication(a phoneline) I'am at this moment not able to upload the library. As soon as I get the oppurtunity of a high speed communicationline I'll upload it to celestiamotherlode.
Sorry about this inconvinience.
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