It doesn't matter how nice those PDFs you've created are if
they don't translate well into a webpage they would require funky javascript that isn't necessary, will probably be confusing, and will probably not work anyway I can't create your test page from your data
/me contemplates death
p.s. does anyone read this? I hope somebody does or it's a wasted effort isn't it? :)
I read it!
exeunt on 2002-03-26T23:52:48
Do I count?
PDF
TorgoX on 2002-03-27T04:41:39
PDF is feeble. Adobe was managing a semblence of competence for a while, until they tried to turn PDF into crack-head DHTML. PDF and Flash are in a race to the bottom, to get to be the Worst Case Scenario for the Web.
Re:PDF
gav on 2002-03-27T14:19:15
I have a deep hatred for flash, mainly as it is used for eye candy to cover up glaring design deficiencies.
PDF's existance I can forgive, for one reason only. If I am going to print something (reading long PDFs causines my brain to melt) it seems to work quite nicely.
Re:PDF
TorgoX on 2002-03-27T22:51:12
if I am going to print... [PDF] seems to work quite
nicely.
...unless it's a PDF produced by someone who didn't read
RFC 2346
venting
TorgoX on 2002-03-27T04:43:42
BTW, I know you're talking about the Web design process and not PDF as a format -- but I never turn up an opportunity to mock Adobe.
