From: Michal H. <ms...@gm...> - 2008-05-25 09:05:43
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Hi, On Sun, May 25, 2008 at 04:43:22PM +0800, Lin Jian wrote: > I slightly modified a PDF file with PDFedit 0.4.1 in Linux. > I can read it correctly with Adobe Reader in Windows, but if I open it > with Foxit Reader 2.3, I see the old version before modified. > I thought it is a cached version in Foxit Reader, but when I open it > with Foxit Reader on another computer, it also shows the unmodified > version. Could you post the original and changed file? I suspect that the original one is linearized PDF, which is not prepared to be modified. You can check that in the Revisions combobox (in toolbars) which contains "Linearized PDF" string in such a case. PDFedit 0.4.1 only prints warning that document is linearized but doesn't change to read-only mode (this is done in current CVS version, because more people run in this problem in past). JFYI if a document is linearized, you have to delinearize it before you start your editation work (main menu: Tools -> Delinearize, just make sure that source and target files are *not same*). > I think it is a bug of PDFedit or Foxit Reader. > Thanks. Best regards -- Michal Hocko |