Two Questions

[Ares Starèiæ]

I'm wondering, could it be possible to load it via dynamic text, since it
supports HTML code... Has anyone any idea?

[Marcia_Morrison@adobeforums.com]

Good morning! (or whatever time it is where you are)

FIRST QUESTION: In a few weeks I'll be able to spend the $ to upgrade from Acrobat 5.0, which is installed on my PowerBook G4 OSX 10.4.8. I see from the posts that I've been out of the upgrade loop for awhile. I also note that Acrobat 8 doesn't let you turn off color management? Am I reading that right? So then, as a software technical writer and a musician printing out scores and parts from Finale, which version should I wind up with when I upgrade? Are there compelling reasons to go to v8? If I want to go to v7, can I leapfrog over v6? Okay, on to the next quandry...

SECOND QUESTION: I've got a pdf document (a contract with a lot of tiny type). I need to print it out, fill it out, and then fax it back to the sender (I don't have access to a scanner right now). It looks as though the original hard copy was signed, scanned, and then sent my way. The problem is, all the type that should be black looks like about 50% grayscale, both on the screen and when I print. Where, oh where, are the settings for this? I know I'm in the stone age with Acrobat 5, but I'm hoping some kind soul might be able to tell me how to fix this so it displays & prints out in true black.

Thanks in advance for any advice.

Marcia Morrison

[MikeKazlow@adobeforums.com]

Marcia,

Acrobat 8 is the only game in town unless you go to ebay or somebody
with old stock. If you don't like the scan that was sent to you , you
would need to fix it with a problem like Photoshop which would allow
you to adjust contrast, switch from greyscale to black and white, etc.

....Mike