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To: mr.mark who wrote (19996)	2/10/2000 3:54:00 PM
From: Jeff Sheeran	Respond to of 22053

Did anyone else pick this up. I noticed that yesterdays announcement from Adobe for palm PDF would enable one to export all documents from Apple's upcoming OS X where PDF will be native. From Adobe. "Adobe developed and licenses the Portable Document Format, which is designed to speed the delivery and transfer of documents online. Integrating this technology into the Palm software would theoretically allow a Palm user to read any document stored in the PDF format." From Apple: "Plus, we?ve built in support for PDF, enabling you to embed and manipulate PDF data (and even Save to PDF) with any Mac OS X application. So you can easily create Quartz-enhanced, graphic-rich documents that you can share with anyone. And since this capability is available to all Mac OS X applications, Macintosh developers have a whole new palette of creative tools." apple.com I think we will see Apple play their Palm Card soon along this line. Regards, Jeff