Does anyone have a not acrobat version of billvan's infamous cheat sheet?
thanks

Ditchfield,

I don't have a not Acrobat version, but I might be able to scan a copy on a color scanner and make it into a *jpeg or *bmp if it would help. Suspect that it would lose some resolution though. You might give him a PM, IRRC, seems to me that he originally formatted it in a different program. Out of idle curiosity, why a non Acrobat version? Adobe Acrobat reader programs are available via the net at lots of sites for free. If needed, I might be able to print up a couple and send you. Have to go dig up the file though as I'm running on another hard drive now. PM me if you think I can help.

Comanche7

Pete,

I can't remember which program he used to build it. As noted, the reader is free from Acrobat (you probably knew that). Perhaps you want to modify some of the info? Bill will chime in, but regardless I MIGHT be able to disassemble it to something else like RTF - but usually a lot of the formatting goes south when I do that.

Tom

I might be able to do something with it, if someone would like to show me where the original document is! <img src="images/graemlins/blush.gif" alt="" />

What format would you like? What problem are you hoping to solve by moving to a different format?

Open the file in Acrobat. Take screen shots (Print Screen key)paste into the word program (Ctrl V) and save it as a .doc file.

Matt

Where is the document i'd like to read it!

Mark

I composed the original documanr in Adobe PageMaker v6.0. It's a desktop publishing application that gave me exact control over the placement of text and image objects. I'd be happy to pass the original file along but it's not usefull without Pagemake. Plus, since each object, text blocks and images, are independent, there is no practical way to export into another format such as Word. I think I can also produce a Postscript file if that would be useful. I haven't done that as I do not have a postscript device or any need to send PS files to a printer.

You could compose your own using some other application, such Quark, MS Publish, Visio, ect.

Me too.

Mark,

Bill has the Cheat Sheet over at his Scouting Site.

Cheat Sheet

Cheers very helpful

Mark