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Yllä_Pito@adobeforums.com #1
Distiller uses Finder creator/type "ORAC"/" FDP"
Distiller 8/9 running on Intel based mac running OSX 10.4.11/10.5.5.
It seems that Distiller creates pdf-files with creator/type "ORAC"/" FDP". That causes some systems not to recognice them as pdfs.
I hope Adobe will fix Distiller soon so that it would use file type "PDF " instead of current " FDP".
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Mark_Douma@adobeforums.com #2 Re: Distiller uses Finder creator/type "ORAC"/" FDP"
Wow, that's a pretty bone-headed thing to do. If Adobe's not going to use higher-level frameworks that handle the endian issue for them, they'll need to take care of the byte-swapping themselves.
(In case you're not familiar with the term "endian", it has to do with the way multi-byte values are stored in memory. Intel Macs store those values in memory in the opposite order than PowerPC Macs do. Notice 'ORAC' is 'CARO' backwards, and ' FDP' is 'PDF ' backwards).
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