Re: Resumes

[Dan.Strassberg@att.net]

I have Ghostscript on three machines because I need it occasionally to open EPS 
(extended PostScript) files. However, I think that--at least for the Windows 
version--if you don't make Ghostscript your default PDF viewer, you can't use 
it to create PDFs. Moreover, the instructions recommend that if you have 
Acrobat Reader installed on the machine, you NOT ask to make Ghostscript the 
default PDF viewer. Anyhow, I've never succeeded in using Ghostscript to create 
a PDF. I consider Print2PDF to have been well worth the $19.95 or $29.95 it 
cost. But if I want Print2PDF on additional machines I must buy a license for 
each one.
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dan.strassberg@att.net
617-558-4205
eFax 707-215-6367
> My friend's daughter recently completed a job search, mostly on-line, 
> after relocating to the SF area.
> 
> Most of her resume submissions via e-mail requested plain text in the 
> body of the e-mail message. Many of these job postings specified that 
> applications submitted with attachments of any type would not be opened 
> because of the threat of viruses.
> 
> As to generating PDF files, should you need them;
> If you have a Mac and are running OSX, you can generate PDF files from 
> the print dialog box with out getting the full version of Adobe Acrobat.  
> Some Adobe products -- Pagemaker and Illustrator, I believe, maybe 
> others -- include the PDF writer print driver.
> Then there is  the Open Source PS/PDF interpreter, GhostScript -- 
> available at http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/  For various flavors of 
> Windows, Linux and Unix.
> 
> Tony
>