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General and hypothetical question by Raistlin

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Raistlin
Does anybody know how to read the RAVE pdfs with the standard Acrobat reader please?

When you try to open them directly, rather than by using the TDATA executable, the normal Acrobat reader doesn't display them.

Reason I ask is that, following from seeing the wiring diagrams on Rob's iPad yesterday I want to transfer the whole of RAVE to my iPad.

BTW. NO, this is NOT a knock off / fleabay copy of RAVE.

OR, alternatively, is anybody aware of a RAVE version ported to IOS please?
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Posted 10 Nov 2013, 11:33 #1 

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Duncan
How about trying to use a PDF printer?
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Posted 10 Nov 2013, 12:49 #2 

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Raistlin
Can you explain further please Duncan?
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Posted 10 Nov 2013, 12:53 #3 

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Mick
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http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdfcreator/

This is a built in option on Mac when sending a doc to print one gets one or two options. Providing print permission has not been password protected.

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Posted 10 Nov 2013, 13:05 #4 

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Raistlin
Thanks Mick.

I'm not sure how but there is some sort of protection on the RAVE PDFs which won't even allow them to be displayed, other than in the RAVE setup itself.
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Posted 10 Nov 2013, 14:53 #5 

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Raistlin
Nope. That doesn't open them either :(
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Posted 10 Nov 2013, 15:00 #6 

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Mick
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Doesn't surprise me, copyright protection can be pretty heavy duty.
How about screen shots? Clumsy but can be effective.

Posted 10 Nov 2013, 15:12 #7 

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Duncan
I know I have been able to print from it before. A PDF printer looks like a printer to the software, but actually creates a PDF instead.
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Posted 10 Nov 2013, 15:17 #8 

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Duncan
A bit slow, but it works OK. I installed a 14 day trial of something called virtual PDF printer. I 'printed' one set of circuit diagrams and they are openable with ordinary adobe reader. 12 meg though!
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Posted 10 Nov 2013, 15:43 #9 

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Duncan
Mmm. Doesn't work once you close Rave. It deletes the temporary fonts and you can't read your PDF!
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Posted 10 Nov 2013, 15:50 #10 

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Raistlin
Yes,

I've tried one or two dodges which I know (but shouldn't :lol:) and haven't been able to get a PDF that is generally openable with the standard reader :(
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Posted 10 Nov 2013, 16:13 #11 


Mad-Monkey
Hvae you tried cutepdf? Works on the T4 (Testbook version 4.Computer Diagnostic System)

Posted 10 Nov 2013, 18:01 #12 

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Raistlin
Never tried it David. I'll get a copy and give it a try.
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Posted 10 Nov 2013, 18:09 #13 


Mad-Monkey
Its free so even better if it works

Posted 10 Nov 2013, 18:14 #14 

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Raistlin
No need to worry now :)

Rob has come up with all the files already readable :)
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Posted 10 Nov 2013, 20:54 #15 

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Trebor
Happy to oblige Paul, glad you got them all in the end
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