64-bit preview handlers for preview
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Re: 64-bit preview handlers for preview
OK, it was a bit confusing. I even could replicate it roughly. I'll see what I can do...
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Re: 64-bit preview handlers for preview
Should be fixed in v21.10.0009.
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Re: 64-bit preview handlers for preview
Ha!
It did totally solve the problem on renaming.
I still get a partial page when I open the floating preview (F11) until I resize that window.
It did totally solve the problem on renaming.
I still get a partial page when I open the floating preview (F11) until I resize that window.
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Re: 64-bit preview handlers for preview
That problem is only with the 64-bit preview, right?
If you use PDF-Xchange you don't need the 64-bit preview, or do you?
If you use PDF-Xchange you don't need the 64-bit preview, or do you?
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Re: 64-bit preview handlers for preview
I am guessing no... I admit to not much clarity on the difference (not between 32 & 64, but on when & why to use each).
But that is the subject of a different thread. Thanks a million for the immediate help; and the WONDERFUL product.
Can't live without it.
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![party! :party:](./images/smilies/party.gif)
But that is the subject of a different thread. Thanks a million for the immediate help; and the WONDERFUL product.
Can't live without it.
Also:
![party! :party:](./images/smilies/party.gif)
![party! :party:](./images/smilies/party.gif)