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Thorsten Froehlich wrote:
> We are very well aware of the hyperref package. As we explicitly state on
> the download page, the PDF and PostScript versions of the documentation are
> for *printing*. The printable documentation should obviously not be
> cluttered with useless hyperlinks that also destroy the printed version's
> layout.
How do the hyperlinks destroy the layout? As far as I see my hyperlinked
version of the PDF looks exactly the same as your non-hyperlinked.
> PDF is a document format designed for printing and not for viewing. As such,
> usability problems of Adobe Acrobat Reader and similar products when trying
> to use PDFs for on screen viewing should be reported to their developers,
> not us.
I should report to Apple that Preview doesn't magically invent the
bookmarks and hyperlinks that aren't present in the PDF? :)
And, well, I probably wouldn't be using the PDF docs if I had to use
Adobe Reader. But Preview is nice. :)
> The Windows and Macintosh HTML documentation is fully searchable by the
> respective system help viewers.
Ah, right, didn't think of that. I always used a web browser, not Help
Viewer. Though I think I still like searching in Preview better than in
Help Viewer.
Anyway, I'm fine with your decisions. After all, I can still use my own
hyperlinked and bookmarked version of the PDF. Just keep the TeX source
available...
-Christian
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